Neutrogena deal question

[miniceptor]

The other day when I was in Target (and didn't have my coupons... ), I came across a Neutrogena end cap with various items ranging in price from $5.89 - $10.99. There were also lip balms priced at $2.99. The displays all read, buy one of these items (from the end cap) and get a lip balm free.

So here's my question: If I buy a $7.99 Neutrogena Naturals product (the cheapest for the Naturals), and get the $2.99 lip balm free through the store offer, can I then use the following coupons:
- $1 Neutrogena Naturals Face/skin care Target coupon x 2 (they only exclude trial size and cleansing bar)
- $1 Neutrogena Nautrals MFC
- Buy any Neutrogena Naturals, get a lip balm free IP (up to $3)

The math would look like this:

$ 7.99 - Nuetrogena Naturals Face Product
$ 2.99 - Nuetrogena Naturals Lip Balm
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$10.98
- 2.99 - FREE lip balm (in store promotion)
- 2.00 - 2 $1 Neutrogena Naturals Target coupons
- 1.00 - $1 Neutrogena Naturals MFC
- 2.99 - B1G1 IP (up to $3)
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$ 2.00 - Total price for both items


Thanks for the help!

[isis]

IDK if they would let you use the Free Lip Balm IP since you are already getting the Lip Balm free with the store promo. Even using the $1 Target q on the free lip balm might be YMMV.

[DrSherry]

IDK if they would let you use the Free Lip Balm IP since you are already getting the Lip Balm free with the store promo. Even using the $1 Target q on the free lip balm might be YMMV.

I agree. If the register makes the lip balm $0.00, there will be nothing left to deduct the "free" from. Good luck, try it out.