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FAQs
What are Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs)?
FSAs are employee benefit plans offered by some employers in the United States that allow an eligible employee to set aside pretax dollars from their paycheck into a special account that is to be used to pay for eligible health-related expenses. Most FSA dollars are “Use It or Lose It,” meaning you have until the end of your benefits period to spend all your FSA coins, or they are lost or
forfeited. Be sure to peep the specifics of your FSA plan because some plans allow a grace period through the beginning of the new plan year for you to spend your FSA dollars, and others allow a portion of your FSA contributions to roll over into the next plan year.
What are Health Savings Accounts (HSAs)?
HSAs are employee benefit plans offered by some employers in the United States that allow an eligible employee to set aside pretax dollars from their paycheck into a special account that is to be used to pay for eligible health-related expenses. HSA do not expire at the end of the benefit period.
What items are eligible for FSA and HSA reimbursement at Fenty Beauty?
Sunscreens with SPF 15+ are eligible for reimbursement at Fenty Beauty. You can shop the selection here. We added a badge to the product pages of items that align with most eligibility lists to make it easier for you. We care about you and your pockets—so always be sure to check with your benefits administrator for guidance on the eligibility of products within your plan.
How do I pay for my FSA/HSA products?
Fenty Beauty does not accept FSA and HSA debit cards as a form of payment. Please use a credit card or debit card to purchase products on fentybeauty.com, then submit the receipt and any other required documentation to your benefits provider to make a claim for reimbursement. For most providers, the information you need to submit your claim is included in your order-confirmation email, but always be sure to check with your provider to understand which information is required for your claim.
Do you need a prescription to purchase products with your FSA/HSA dollars?
You do not need a prescription to purchase products we have tagged as FSA/HSA eligible. Some benefits plans require a letter of medical necessity for specific skincare products, so be sure to confirm with your benefits provider that your purchase meets their requirements or has the proper documentation.
What happens if I need to make a return on an FSA-/HSA-eligible item?
If you have filed for reimbursement for a purchase of an FSA-/HSA-eligible product, you will need to partner with your benefits provider to find out if there are any special actions needed should you decide to return that product.
Can I use Same-Day Delivery for FSA-/HSA-eligible items?
Yes, a product that has an FSA/HSA designation is eligible for Same-Day Delivery, but delivery fees may apply and may not be eligible for reimbursement through your benefit plan.
Please keep in mind that the list of approved FSA and HSA items is maintained by the IRS and can change at any time. We do our best to keep our approved products as updated as possible, but relying only on the FSA-eligible highlight badge on FentyBeauty.com is not a substitute for checking your plan documentation. You make the rules around here—so you are responsible for ensuring that you use your FSA or HSA funds to pay for FSA- or HSA-qualified expenses. The information provided on FentyBeauty.com is provided as an educational resource only. The content is from other public sources and is reproduced here for your convenience. Fenty Beauty does not guarantee accuracy of this information. This information is not professional advice concerning financial, tax, or legal matters and is provided “as is” without any representations or warranties, express or implied. You should always consult an appropriate professional when you have specific questions about your FSA and HSA or FSA- or HSA-qualified expenses.