Five beauty essentials to buy at Kroger starting at 75 cents – the ‘closeouts’ mean more savings

KROGER closeout deals can mean massive savings - if you can find them.

Closeouts are when Kroger will discount items that are being discontinued or that haven't sold within a certain time frame.

The retailer will then stick a white closeout label on the item indicating to shoppers that it's on sale.

While not every Kroger will have these deals daily, many will.

On a recent trip to Kroger, a TikToker and deals hunter named Kara spotted five items on closeout.

Kara, who goes by clearancewithkara on the platform, typically finds deals from Walmart, Dollar General or CVS.

This time, she posted how to score the closeout prices on five different razors.

Just remember that the deals will likely vary from store to store as closeouts are due to products, availability and demand.

THE CLOSEOUT DEALS

The first deal she found was Schick razors.

Originally $8, the razors were out closeout for just $2.20.

Next was the Schick Xtreme Pivotball razor on sale for $4.59, also originally $8.

Kara noted that this deal was after the buy five save five.

This is a discount where shoppers can save $1 each when they buy five items or more.

The next deal was on the Gillette Labs razor pack.

It comes with one razor, a razor stand and two cartridges for $18.19 on cloeout.

Kara also pointed out that there is a $5 Ibotta coupon and a $5 Kroger coupon on those which will bring the price down even more.

The Skintimate Exotic Violet Blooms razor was also on closeout for $4.47.

However, Kara said if you have the $4 buy five coupon, the product becomes just 47 cents.

And lastly, another Schick razor was on closeout for just 75 cents, however, her store was out.

SAVING WITH COUPONS

To score massive savings couponing might be a profitable hobby.

And since the digital world has taken over, you may find that the process is actually quite simple.

To get started try downloading just a few apps: Ibotta, Coupons.com, Dosh, or any others you may want to try.

Ibotta is an app offering its users money back on groceries and other purchases, sort of like a digital version of clipping coupons.

Coupon.com lets shoppers use digital and printable coupons as well as earn cash back on groceries and other purchases.

Apps like these are super helpful when you're on the go as modern couponing basically turns your phone into a savings machine.

For even more deals, make sure you check for manufacturer's coupons, which are entirely different from store coupons.

Manufacturer's coupons are issued by the manufacturer of the product for which the store typically gets reimbursed.

Plus, one store coupon can be stacked with one manufacturer's coupon for even more savings.

Stacking is when shoppers can use more than one coupon on a single item.

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