For the uninitiated, Black Friday is a special day for shopping after Thanksgiving. It’s the day many of your familiar stores put up crazy discounts.
And beauty junkies, in case you’re not already aware, Sephora too, is having their Black Friday sale this year.
Starting tomorrow (28 Nov) to Friday (29 Nov), take this chance to stock up on your beauty and skincare products as they’ll be having a Black Fri-Yay Sale with 15% off storewide.
If Sephora is your haunt, you’ll definitely appreciate it even more considering how rare such bargains are.
If you’re a Sephora Beauty Pass holder, great news as you’ll have the privilege of shopping at the sale a day earlier than the rest.
Beauty Pass holders will be invited to the sale on Sephora’s website and all physical stores on 28 Nov. Meanwhile, regular shoppers can only start shopping on 29 Nov.
Apart from entering the stores early, Beauty Pass holders will also get free gifts from Sephora during the sale.
If you spend $120 and above, you will receive a free Sephora scarf with adorable lipstick motifs that will certainly put a pep in your steps when you don it.
However, Sephora will only be giving out these scarves for 2 hours from 10am. Limited stocks are available, so let’s hope you’re one of the early ones.
No doubt, Sephora’s Beauty Pass holders have a ton of benefits lined up for them this Black Friday.
From entering the store earlier to receiving free gifts, Beauty Pass holders are probably quaking at the thought of copping their beauty products.
So if you’re interested in hoping onto the Beauty Pass bandwagon, it’s not too late. You sign up via the link here.
Also, to further help you in your shopping endeavours, you can have a look at the list of all 12 Sephora stores in Singapore.
Happy shopping!
Feature images adapted from Instagram and Byrdie.
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