Pro Lash has RANDI10 running to Sep 5, worth 10% off across prolash.com, and there is no minimum to reach first so one kit on its own takes the full 10. Subscriptions are the one exclusion. Anything on the order set to repeat, a Classic No. 01 at $56.00 shipping every 21 days in my case, stays at full price while the rest of the basket discounts around it. So if you are buying a kit or an adhesive one time only, Prolash Discount Code is doing the whole job, and if a repeat line is sitting in the basket the discount comes back smaller than 10%, and that line is the reason why.
The $115.74 basket and the $5.97 arithmetic now belong in the Subscriptions section, where they prove the point instead of teasing it. Drop them in as the first paragraph under that heading and the rest of the article runs unchanged.
What The Code Covers
No minimum, no tier to climb. Buy one kit on its own and you get the full 10, which is not how plenty of beauty codes work, since a lot of them sit there doing nothing until you have $75 or more in the bag.
The rate is small though. Visit a coupon site for the rest of the beauty shelf and the numbers run higher, we have logged 15% off sitewide at Tower28 and 30% off everything at OliveYoung this season, and neither of those sells lash kits.
It took without me signing in. There is a sign in link up in the contact section and I skipped past it, put an email address in, code applied fine. So if yours is refusing, being logged out is not the reason.
Subscriptions Do Not Take The Code
Subscription items are excluded, and the page does not say so anywhere.
The arithmetic lands like this. There was a Classic No. 01 on the order at $56.00, set to ship every 21 days. Pull that out of $115.74 and $59.74 is left. 10% of $59.74 is $5.974. Checkout paid $5.97. Everything cleared except the repeat order.
No note beside the item, nothing on the discount chip, no warning when you hit apply. The total shows up lower than you figured and you are left guessing why. The strange part is that the $2.74 returns add on did take the discount, so a bolt on protection product qualified and the main lash line did not. Not how I would expect a store to set it up. But the numbers only work one way.
Got a subscription in your basket? Take that line out before you guess what the code owes you. Here it was nearly half the cart.
How To Apply RANDI10 At Checkout
5 steps, and one of them is why people miss the field completely:
- Fill the basket first. 1 code per order, so get it all in before you apply rather than adding bits afterwards.
- Skip the express buttons. Shop Pay and Google Pay sit at the top and they both jump past the screen the discount box lives on, which is how orders go through at full price.
- Carry on to the checkout page and look right. The box is under the item list, labelled discount code or gift card, Apply button beside it. Not on the bag page.
- Type RANDI10. Capitals, no spaces. Copying it saves you the typo.
- Read the order discount line before you pay. It sits above shipping.
A small number there usually means a subscription is in the cart, and nothing applies backwards once the order is placed. Shipping does not calculate until you have put an address in, so the real total stays hidden a while. Get the address in early if you are working to a budget.
Which Basket The Code Suits
A eye lashes kit, maybe an adhesive or a remover, nothing recurring on it. That basket takes the full 10 and the code does what the banner says. Check what the kit already carries before you add either, the starter kits come with adhesive and remover in the box.
Where it lets you down is a cart built around a subscription, because most of your money is sitting in the one line the discount ignores.
The window runs to Sep 5, 2026. Stores stretch these more often than they let them lapse, so visit prolash.com with RANDI10 in the discount box and read the order discount line before you pay, because that number tells you which of the two baskets you have got.