New Amazon Deal: Spend $50 on Luxury Men's Grooming Get $25 Back to Use on Luxury Beauty!

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Thanks so much to reader Adventurous Actuary for this great tip!

I know what I'm getting with this deal (more on that in a sec) but in case you haven't heard, right now when you spend $50 on any of these men's grooming items in the Amazon Luxury Beauty Dept, enter code LUXDAD25 at checkout to receive a $25 credit when your item(s) ships, which will then be applied to your next Amazon Luxury Beauty Dept. purchase.

PLEASE NOTE: I spoke with Amazon customer service and they confirmed that the credit will automatically be applied to your next Amazon Luxury Beauty purchase, meaning you do not have to enter a code or select a credit in your account. It will be automatic, and you can use it toward anything in the Luxury Beauty Department here, not just men's grooming. The product(s) you purchase with your credit just need to be sold and shipped by Amazon, as always with these promotions. You should receive notification that the credit is in your account after your qualifying $50 purchase ships (NOT after you make the purchase--after it SHIPS).

Here's the fine print from Amazon:

$25 credit automatically applied toward future Amazon.com Luxury Beauty purchases after qualifying item ships. One per customer. 

To make things a bit easier, here's a clickable list of all the men's brands you can choose from for your $50 purchase. And of course you get free shipping.

What am I getting? Well that's easy. Mr. G's favorite soap in the whole world is the Jack Black Turbo Body Bar. He's never been particular about his bar soaps until I decided to get him this soap when I was placing a Sephora order about a year ago. He tried it once and he was hooked, and now he won't use anything else (it smells amazing, by the way). So I'm totally stocking him up today. I'm also eyeing the Jack Black Sun Guard SPF 45 Oil Free Very Water Resistant Suncreen for Mr. G's face when he's surfing, because I hear this one is lightweight, non-greasy, and really does last in water.

Thanks again, Adventurous Actuary, for the hot tip!