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Sephora Launches Same-Day Delivery Subscription

The beauty retailer announced a new subscription-based membership on Tuesday that allows shoppers to get same-day eligible items.

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Joan Kennedy

29 September 2022

The beauty retailer announced a new subscription-based membership on Tuesday that allows shoppers to get same-day eligible items (based on delivery address and nearby locations) from Sephora delivered in as little as two hours. The subscription, which includes unlimited same day delivery through the site or app costs $49 per year. The retailer said it decided to launch the program after a June survey showed fast delivery was the top service shoppers wanted.

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Joan Kennedy

Joan Kennedy is Correspondent at The Business of Fashion. She is based in New York and covers beauty and marketing.

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