Mercedes from Common Sense with Money tells you here how you can get John Frieda Root Awakening Hair Products for as low as $0.49 at Walgreens right now. And don't forget to use the 15% off coupon, too!
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Wow!
This is such a great one. I feel like the John Freida deals are always *almost* good enough – but this one really wins. $.49?!!
I’m not sure if this is the coupon for the 15% off, when I click on coupon it doesn’t give any codes.
My local Wags had the Root Awakening items for $.50 less per item than in the scenario, so I ended up getting them essentially for free!
Worked for me today. They had the Walgreens coupon cut out and taped right to the product. I bought 4 and got $12 off my total!
No code is needed. They are coding it themselves as “employee discount”. Just went this evening and I did have some trouble into the manager came and let the cashier know it was an employee discount. Had no trouble using the coupon!!!!
Sorry…until the manager came
Yea! I picked some up tonight for .44 each! Thanks!
I bought 4 tubes at $5.99 each and 4 cans of Geisha peaches at 79 cents each. I used the 15% discount, 2 $5/2 JF MFQ’s and the $3 WAGS JF q. Paid $5.77 for all and got back $5! Thanks for the heads up!
My Walgreens had copies of the extra coupon page near the adds. My first transaction of two products took off $5.00 and $6.00. My second transaction took off $6.99 and $6.00.
I went last night to get the John Freida shampoo, though it was still a good deal at $1.50 a container the price of the product was actually $6.99 (instead of the supposed $5.99) be sure to check the price before you buy!
They were $6.99 at my store, too, but I got 4 John Frieda products for just over $7.00, plus it printed a $5.00 register reward, so tonight I’m going back to get 2 more for free! This is a great deal for a high-quality hair product. Thanks for posting it!
They were $7.49 in So Cal, with Friends discount they were $6.37 each. So, starting price $12.74, minus $6 for ad coupon, minus $5 for SmartSource = $1.74 for two! Can’t complain!
I sent my husband out for these yesterday while I was taking care of our 6 month old granddaughter. With the 15% off and stacking the Walgreens coupon with the one I printed off the computer, I ended up paying $.44 for each product! He was reluctant to go out – like many men he didn’t like to have to ask for the handout with the coupons! – but after 2 phone calls to me, he was able to locate the coupons and the product. The beginning price for each was $6.99, which was $5.94 after the %15 off, then $12 off for the in-store coupons and $10 off for the ones I printed at home. (I figured they’d take the %15 off after subtracting the coupons which would have been much less off!)
In store coupons – not here in Florida! Darn!!
where are the Walgreens coupons in the store? I looked and didn’t find any.