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Newest Review: ... when I was on the Superdrug website after registering the card that I noticed that you did not actually have to register it online, but you could also fill in the application form available in stores and send it through the post. However, by filling in the application form you then cannot earn points on your card when shopping online on the Superdrug website. It is also worth noting that you cannot spend your points online, only in store. I am a frequent online shopper and so I am glad that I registered online and it was very quick and simple to do. I have placed a few orders on the Superdrug website since and my points I have earned fro... more

Customer Superdrug Beauty Card Reviews (5)

PandaEyes
Superdrug Beauty Card: Superdrug BeautyCard (661 words)
by - written on 03/06/12 (Very useful, 236 readings)
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As soon as I heard Superdrug had started doing a loyalty card - also known as the 'beautycard' - I went and got one when I was next in the shop. I already have a Boots advantage card for their loyalty scheme and have treated myself to lots of free products with my points from there as a result over the past several years, as it is quite easy to build points up if you regularly shop there. I don't shop at Superdrug as often as Boots but I put that down to having a Boots advantage card. When I received my card the shop assistant told me I needed to register it online first before I could start using it - and so I did. I did not receive any extra points for ...  Read the complete review

dippykitty
Great if you regularly shop in Superdrug! (855 words)
by - written on 19/05/12 (Very useful, 105 readings)
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I tend to do a lot of my beauty/toiletries shopping in Superdrug these days and am in there on at least a weekly basis on average. Being a regular visitor I always used to wish that they would introduce some kind of loyalty rewards to make it compare better to Boots. Up until Superdrug introduced this card I would still find myself wandering over to Boots as I would find that just knowing that I was getting Advantage points would fool me into thinking I was getting a better deal. In reality I actually wasn't as a lot of the things were more expensive in Boots. So you can imagine how thrilled I was when I went to pay for my purchases earlier in the year and was asked if I  Read the complete review

kirstysian
Superdrug Beauty Card: Is it as good as the Boots card? (661 words)
by - written on 17/04/12 (Very useful, 128 readings)
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I'm sure everyone likes to get something back for nothing, well I know I do anyway so when I heard that superdrug were launching their own loyalty card I was straight down to my nearest store when it was released. I do like my beauty products and I like being rewarding for purchasing them even more! ==Applying for a card== Applying for the superdrug beauty card is simple and it's free to do so. I went into store and picked up an application form which is easy enough to fill out and quick. The card itself is attached to the form so you can start using it straight away and not worry about using a temporary card. My local store sent my ...  Read the complete review

juliassg71
Unlike Boots you don't have to cover the whole cost of an it ... (412 words)
by - written on 27/09/11 (Very useful, 275 readings)
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I usually shop at Boots and love my Advantage Card but on a recent shopping expedition into Superdrug I picked up some cheaper items than Boots and was offered their Beautycard at the till in order to start collecting Beauty points. The benefits of having this card are as follows: you can spend your points instore anytime you like; you can earn points when you shop at superdrug.com; you can check your current points balance at a glance at your receipt or even online (once you have registered your card which is quick and easy to do at superdrug.com/beautycard); plus you can sign up to become an email VIP and receive exlclusive offers and perks. WHAT ...  Read the complete review

magenta23
Superdrug Beauty Card: Rewarding loyalty or a hidden agenda? (827 words)
by - written on 13/08/11 (Very useful, 152 readings)
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I used to shop in Superdrug a lot, back when their products were cheaper and I didn't have an advantage card. Now that the price gap between their biggest competitor, Boots has narrowed and the endless offers I get to tempt me into Boots, I seem to use Superdrug less and less. Maybe I'm not on my own and Superdrug have decided to do something about it. It baffles me why it has taken them quite so long to come up with a loyalty scheme when Boots Advantage Card, Nectar, Tesco Clubcard and the like seem to be such a success. Being one of the big high street names you would have thought it would be a top priority, even the coffee chains are doing it now. Anyway, finally it's  Read the complete review