Make money at Walgreens buying SKINCARE

Okay, so you've heard about scoring free Cetaphil, but what about other holy grail skincare items like CeraVe SA Cleanser at Walgreens? Trust me, the thrill of finding those deals is unmatched! I honestly used to think getting dermatologist recommended products at a steep discount was impossible, but with a little digging, Walgreens becomes a treasure trove. My journey started with Cetaphil (like the amazing Eczema Restoraderm Relief Cream I recently snagged, which truly helped my skin's barrier and relieved eczema symptoms after just one use!). That deal was fantastic because it involved a Walgreens app coupon and an Ibotta rebate. But I quickly realized these strategies aren't just for one brand. I've been keeping an eye out for CeraVe too, especially their SA Cleanser, which is fantastic for smoothing skin. Here’s how I approach finding those elusive CeraVe deals, or similar savings for other top brands at Walgreens: First, always check the Walgreens weekly ad. This is where you'll spot sales like 'Buy 2, Get $5 Walgreens Cash Rewards' or 'BOGO 50% Off' on particular brands. Stack these with digital manufacturer's coupons available directly in the Walgreens app. For example, if CeraVe is BOGO 50%, and you have a $3 manufacturer's coupon for each, you're already saving a ton. Then, there’s Ibotta. Before I even head to the store (or if I'm browsing online), I check Ibotta for rebates specific to CeraVe or other skincare brands. Sometimes you'll find 'any brand' offers, but often they're brand-specific. You might find a rebate like '$3.00 back on CeraVe product'. Always add these offers to your list BEFORE you shop! After scanning the product barcode in the app to confirm it qualifies, you can combine this with your in-store sales and digital coupons. This is how you truly make money or get items for next to nothing. Another pro tip: Look for clearance! Walgreens often has skincare items on yellow or red tag clearance. These are usually products that are getting new packaging or are just slow-moving. Combine a clearance price with digital coupons and Ibotta, and you’re looking at insane savings. I once found a skin protectant colloidal oatmeal cream (not CeraVe, but a similar high-quality brand) on clearance for $1.79 from $7.99, and with an Ibotta rebate, it came down to $1.29! Don't forget about other ways to earn. Keep an eye out for promo codes for online orders if you prefer shopping from home. Sometimes these give you an extra percentage off your entire order, or free shipping. And always, always make sure you're signed up for Walgreens' loyalty program to earn Walgreens Cash. It adds up quickly and can be used like cash on future purchases. It takes a little practice to get the hang of stacking deals, but once you do, you'll be amazed at how much you can save on quality skincare. Who says you can't have great skin without breaking the bank? Happy couponing!