FSA & HSA Eligible
Daily, oil-free multi-protection UV sunscreen with broad spectrum SPF 50.
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Oil-free, daily multi-protection tinted sunscreen with broad spectrum SPF 50.
FSA and HSA Approved Makeup and Skincare
Your skincare works overtime nourishing your skin, but there are ways to make it work a little harder for your wallet too. Select Clarins products are FSA (Flexible Spending Account) and HSA (Health Savings Account) eligible skincare products, which means you can use pre-tax dollars to shop smarter for formulas you already love. From hydrating staples to targeted skincare essentials, these products support your skin’s visible wellness, and now your savings goals as well.
Each item that qualifies is carefully formulated in the Clarins Laboratories, bringing together plant-powered ingredients and time-honored French expertise. These aren’t your average pharmacy aisle basics; this is elevated skincare, with benefits your FSA/HSA provider might just thank you for. While you’re on a savings roll, check out our special offers from Clarins to save even more!
Common Questions About FSA/HSA-Eligible Products
What is an FSA?
A Flexible Spending Account lets you set aside pre-tax income for qualified healthcare expenses which include eligible skincare products. FSA funds must be used at the end of the year as they are not rolled over in the new year.
What is an HSA?
A Health Savings Account works similarly, but is available to those with high-deductible health plans. Your HSA funds roll over, so you can use them anytime.
How do I buy FSA or HSA products from Clarins?
Simply shop through our FSA/HSA-approved collection. We don’t accept FSA/HSA cards but you can submit a receipt to your provider for reimbursement after your purchase.
Can you make a return on FSA/HSA-eligible products?
Returns depend on your provider’s policies. Be sure to check with them before making changes to your order.
What are the pros and cons of using FSA/HSA funds on skincare?
Pro: Tax-free skincare. Con: Only certain products qualify, and some may require documentation.
What types of skincare are covered?
Products that support skin health, such as sunscreen.
What types of makeup are covered?
Generally, makeup isn’t eligible, unless it's used to address a medical concern.
Are subscriptions covered?
Usually not, unless your provider allows it and the product is eligible.
Do I still get Clarins reward points?
Yes, your purchases still earn loyalty points!
Are prescriptions required?
Sometimes. For certain products, your provider may request a Letter of Medical Necessity.
