2026 Sephora Fall Savings Event: Everything You Need to Know Plus Our Shopping Tips

The holiday season is approaching, and between shopping for gifts, parties and everything else on your calendar, your beauty budget can disappear quickly. Fortunately, the 2026 Sephora Fall Savings Event is arriving just in time to make some of those purchases a little easier on your wallet.

From skincare essentials and makeup favourites to fragrances and beauty gifts, Sephora’s seasonal sale is an opportunity to stock up, discover something new and check a few names off your holiday shopping list. And with discounts available across most brands, a little planning can help you make the most of the savings.

Here’s how the savings break down for the 2026 Sephora Fall Savings Event:

• Rouge: 20% off from October 30th to November 9th
• VIB: 15% off from November 3rd to November 9th
• Insider: 10% off from November 3rd to November 9th
• All Tiers: Sephora Collection 30% off from October 30th to November 9th

You can shop the 2026 Sephora Fall Savings Event in-store or online. The promotional code is ALLONSALE.

Now that you have the details, I’m sharing tips for shopping the 2026 Sephora Fall Savings Event and standout picks, including products I’ve tested, repurchased and a one currently on my wish list.

Tips for Shopping the 2026 Sephora Fall Savings Event

• Check the fine print. As your beauty bestie, I did that for you. This time, there are no brand exclusions, but there are purchase limits. The limits are: two Dyson items, three Shark Beauty items, and three The Ordinary items per SKU per transaction.
• Take a look at what you want and your points balance. I’ve shared this before. If you’re spending less than $100 and you’re a Beauty Insider, compare your potential discount with the value of redeeming Beauty Insider Cash. Depending on your purchase and available rewards, you may be better off using your points. It’s all about maximizing your discount since you can’t combine offers.
• Check the Sephora sale section. Again, I’ve shared this before, but it’s worth repeating. Just make sure the additional discount applies before checking out. Some brands that are currently on sale include Drunk Elephant (they have some great skincare products), Lawless, Fenty, La Mer and Jo Malone.
• Buy if you need it or you will use it. It is always nice to save money on a product that you need or will use soon, but some products have a shorter shelf-life (Vitamin C serums that are L-ascorbic acid based, for example), so shop with intent. If you are buying a perfume, store it in a cool, dry area with its packaging on until you are ready to use it. If you are buying something as a gift, get a gift receipt.
• Shop around. It’s easier than ever to comparison shop thanks to AI, but verify prices first since they aren’t always the most current. Check if your favourite brand is having a sale or offering a gift with purchase or if another retailer has that product you have been coveting at a lower price.
• If you are holiday shopping, know what you are looking for. The Fall Savings Event is a great opportunity to pick up beauty gifts, holiday sets and stocking stuffers. You can get ahead on your shopping, but if you aren’t seeing loved ones until after the holidays, some gift sets may be on a deeper discount after December 25th.

Now for my picks for the 2026 Sephora Fall Savings Event:

Lise Watier Age Control Supreme Sublime Advanced Day Cream SPF 30* – $122.00

A Canadian beauty brand featuring Canadian skincare ingredients….Watier’s Lise Watier Age Control Supreme Sublime Advanced Day Cream SPF 30 includes the following:

– Labrador Tea+: Highly potent Canadian antioxidant.
– Canadian Cranberries: Hydrates and protects skin from environmental stressors.
– Boreal Chaga Mushroom: Powerful antioxidants for radiant, comfortable, youthful-looking skin.

I’m not going to share the claims, I’m going to tell you exactly what the product does for me. As the weather has gotten cooler, my skin has been predictably drier. This day cream helps with those dry patches and soothes my skin. In the fall and winter, I’m not outside all day, every day, so the SPF 30 is enough for me and also saves me a step.  It is fragranced, but I’ve used it for a month and it hasn’t irritated my sensitive skin. If you have never tried this skin cream, now is the time to put it on your list.

DIVINE Tip: If this is your year-round cream, and you plan on being outdoors, layer this with another SPF. Watier has Sun Smart Universal UV Shield SPF 30 if you want to use the same family of products.

Jean Paul Gaultier Divine Eau de Parfum – from $138.00*

How could I not include a fragrance called Divine on DIVINE? Jean Paul Gaultier’s Divine Eau de Parfum manages to do what many luxury houses struggle with, creating a beautiful, signature fragrance that isn’t overpowering. Divine is balanced. It’s a floral, but not one that your grandmother would wear.  The key notes are Calypsone (salty note), Frangipani Accord (also known as plumeria) and Benzoin (warm, with a vanilla-like aroma). The Benzoin is what gives the fragrance its balance – it has a tropical sensibility with just a subtle hint of vanilla. It isn’t heavy or cloying thanks to those notes. The conical corset, reminiscent of Madonna, adds a touch of haute couture to your perfume tray.

DIVINE Tip: Less is more with any perfume. We often get scent blindness which means we are so used to our daily fragrance that we stop smelling it. This doesn’t mean that it isn’t long-lasting, it just may mean that it’s time for a break so that you don’t end up overapplying and wasting not only money, but possibly causing an issue for someone who is sensitive to strong perfume.

Moroccanoil Treatment Light Hair Oil for Fine Hair – from $27.00

Moroccanoil Treatment Light Hair Oil is a forever favourite. I’ve recommended it before, and I’m sure that I’ll recommend it again. It’s just that good. I use a small amount to tame flyaways, to add shine and to keep my hair polished (for some reason, it gives me a small amount of hold). It says to use it on wet hair, but I use it as a final step and it keeps my hair frizz-free. It smells amazing and lives up to its brand promises!

DIVINE Tip: If your budget allows, buy the larger size that comes with a pump. It’s definitely an investment, but it will last a long time, and the pump is more convenient than pouring it into your hand.

Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush Flawless Blur Loose Setting Powder – $67.50*

Charlotte Tilbury’s Airbrush Flawless line is a winner. I love the concealer – it doesn’t dry or crease and the diamond-shaped applicator is precise. I wondered if her loose powder would perform as well, and the answer is yes. It is finely milled and doesn’t exaggerate lines. What I really like is that it doesn’t make your skin look cakey. It looks and feels luxurious and provides a soft, matte finish.

DIVINE Tip: When applying loose powder, less is more, especially around the eyes. Start with a small amount and build only where needed. Too much powder can settle into fine lines and make skin look dry.

MAKE UP FOR EVER Mini Artist Color Pencil Original & Extreme Long-lasting Lip Liner Set – $53.00*

MAKE UP FOR EVER has some of the best complexion products out there, but year after year, this little pencil set sells out. Yes, it’s a great holiday gift or stocking stuffer, but my real question is always going to be: how do the pencils perform? MAKE UP FOR EVER is a professional makeup brand, with products designed to meet the demands of makeup artists. The quality of the pencils is very high. They don’t break when you sharpen them or break off when you apply them. They are firm, but don’t tug your lips or eyelids. The set contains:

– 3 x 0.02 oz/ 0.7 g Mini Artist Color Pencil Original in 206 Dreamy Pink, 506 Endless Cacao, 608 Limitless Brown

– 2 x 0.02 oz/ 0.7 g Mini Artist Color Pencil Extreme in 606 Wherever Walnut, 600 Anywhere Caffeine

All are wearable and neutral enough to work with practically any eye or lip look. No tips are needed – these are very easy to use.

Danessa Myricks Beauty GlossWork 4D Ultra Shine Plumping Lip Gloss – $35.00

I have yet to try a single product from Danessa Myricks Beauty that I haven’t liked. I rushed out to buy the GlossWork 4D Ultra Shine Plumping Lip Gloss when it came out. So many of the shades were sold out, including Pink Sorbet (in the photo above), which is the one I wanted. Alas, I had to “settle” for It Girl – a cool pink. Somehow, I was able to survive. As expected, it is very shiny with a little bit of stickiness to make it last a little longer than traditional glosses. It is said that it plumps the lips but I think the fuller appearance comes more from the glossiness. It’s very comfortable and doesn’t sting. My only complaint is that I prefer a doe-foot applicator, but the tube dispenser works just fine.

DIVINE Tip: If you have a bright lip gloss colour that you don’t love, but don’t want to waste the product, pair it with a more neutral lip pencil to tone it down.

Marc Jacobs Beauty Born Star Cream-to-Powder Long-Wear Eyeshadow – $40.00

This is an item for my wish list…I loved Marc Jacobs Beauty and was excited by the relaunch. I went into Sephora to look at the products, and the packaging is outstanding. The eyeshadow stars look like mylar balloons – very cute and very giftable for the holidays. The cosmetics are expensive, but that’s hardly unusual for prestige beauty. Did I mention the packaging? I haven’t tried any of the products, but this is one that I may pick up. I especially like Serving – a pinky nude with iridescent pearls, pictured above. It’s more muted than some of the other shimmers.