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Love a points hack? Pulse Rewards lets Aussies earn points on skincare, makeup and clinic visits

7NEWS Australia ·
Love a points hack? Pulse Rewards lets Aussies earn points on skincare, makeup and clinic visits

We live in a world where collecting points is the ultimate life hack. From grabbing groceries to filling up the petrol tank, and even booking an Uber — almost everything we do in a week increases our points balance.

While these points can often translate into money off your next order or even help to fund a flight, there are plenty of ways to turn your everyday spending into something a little more valuable.

And if you’re stocking up on beauty products or heading to your monthly salon appointment, there’s another opportunity to save — and earn points while you’re at it.

Formerly known as Priceline’s Sister Club, the loyalty program has had a shiny new rebrand under the Wesfarmers group: Pulse Rewards.

And it’s not just your next deodorant restock that can earn you points.

Pulse Rewards covers seven different brands and services , meaning there are even more ways to build up your balance.

From beauty retailers and skin clinics to filling a prescription, Pulse Rewards has made it a whole lot easier to quickly rack up a healthy points balance.

You can now earn points at Priceline, atomica, Clear Skincare Clinics, SILK Laser, Australian Skin Clinics, SiSU Health and InstantScripts.

The best bit? Once you’ve built up your balance, you can turn your points into $5 vouchers to put towards your next trip to Priceline or atomica.

“There are so many everyday things that we do — some days you’re picking up hay fever treatment, some days you want a lippy, sometimes you need Ventolin,” says Gabby Tully, Head of Communications at Wesfarmers.

“The beauty of our ecosystem is that there are so many things within our umbrella that you can get rewarded for now.”

“Not everything is about dollars spent. It’s about the surprise and delight you get from buying things you would have bought anyway,” she explains.

There are three tiers to Pulse Rewards , and the higher you climb, the faster you can earn points and the more rewards you can unlock.

If, like us, you’re aiming to make your way up to VIP, then there are even more treats in store.

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