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Frequently Asked Questions
How does the StyleKorean Rewards membership program work?
The program has four tiers, and your accumulated purchase amount within a six-month evaluation window determines your tier. Higher tiers earn a larger percentage of your order back in points, ranging from 0.5 to 2.5 percent depending on your level, and moving into a new tier also grants a fresh membership coupon.
When does my membership tier reset or upgrade?
Tiers are evaluated twice a year, on January 1 and July 1. If your accumulated purchases push you into a higher tier partway through a cycle, the upgrade happens the day after that qualifying purchase and remains valid through the end of that evaluation period.
Can I earn points without making a purchase?
Yes, writing a product review earns 0.5 percent of the product price in points, and including a photo with your review bumps that up to 0.7 percent, giving you a way to build toward redeemable points beyond just buying.
What do new members get when they sign up?
New members typically receive 10 points worth $10, a 5 percent discount coupon valid across the store, and access to select top-selling products at a steeply reduced promotional price as part of the welcome package.
Is there a referral discount?
Yes, referring a friend to StyleKorean gets both you and your friend a discount on your next purchase, making it worth sharing if you know someone else interested in K-beauty.
Do coupons have a minimum order requirement?
Some do. Higher-value tier coupons, like the Muse or Glow Master coupons, are often valid only on orders over $100, so it's worth checking a coupon's minimum before assuming it applies to a smaller cart.A
How often does StyleKorean release public promo codes?
StyleKorean issues public codes sparingly, sometimes going a full month or more with none, so the membership program's points and coupons tend to be a more consistent savings path than waiting for a sitewide code to appear.