Dan Whitmer, Rewards Programs Analyst
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Ulta points can be used for discounts on products or beauty services, both online and in-store at Ulta Beauty. You can start redeeming at 100 points for $3 off, with a limit of 4,000 points per online order and 10,000 points in-store.
How Much Ulta Points Are Worth
- 100 points = $3.00 off
- 250 points = $8.00 off
- 500 points = $17.50 off
- 750 points = $30.00 off
- 1000 points = $50.00 off
- 2000 points = $125.00 off
Keep in mind, you can’t use Ulta points for gift card purchases, tips, charitable donations, taxes, or orders made through special services like Ulta Beauty at Target, Ulta Beauty on DoorDash, or Ulta Beauty on Instacart.
People also ask
Do you lose Ulta points when you return items?
Yes, when you return items to Ulta, any rewards points you earned from those purchases will be deducted from your Ulta Beauty Rewards account. This means that the points you originally received for those transactions will be removed from your account balance, reflecting the return. It's important to keep this in mind when making returns, as it may affect your overall points balance and any potential rewards or benefits associated with it.
read full answer by Dan Whitmer, Rewards Programs AnalystHow many Ulta points can you redeem at once?
Ulta Beauty members can redeem up to 4,000 points for a single online purchase and up to 10,000 points for a single in-store purchase. Ulta Beauty members also have the flexibility to redeem their points in various increments, including 100, 250, 500, 750, 1,000, or 2,000 per transaction.
read full answer by Dan Whitmer, Rewards Programs AnalystHow much are Ulta points worth?
Ulta points are worth 4.16 cents each, on average. For example, 10,000 Ulta points have a dollar value of roughly $416. As a result, Ulta points are more valuable than the average retail rewards points, which are valued at 2.19 cents each.
The easiest way to calculate the value of Ulta points for any redemption method is to determine the dollar value of what you’re redeeming for, minus any taxes and fees that you’ll still have...
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