Self Care
Hey, sis. How is 2020 treating you so far? Well, your year is about to get even better thanks to this list of 20 fab freebies, frugal promotions and fun deals on meals, sweet treats, fitness, travel, movies, books and more.
Frugal Fitness: Keep your new year’s resolution to tone and tighten. Gyms like New York Sports Clubs, Lucille Roberts and Orangetheory offer first-time visitors free workout passes or an assessment with a fitness trainer.
Valentine’s Wine and Dine: Every couple that dines at Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse between Feb. 13 and 16 will receive a complimentary dining card valid for one full churrasco lunch, dinner or Sunday brunch, while supplies last. Book reservations at any of the 43 U.S. locations, plus international ones, at fogo.com.
Tasty Twists for Two: Auntie Anne’s is the place for pretzel lovers to celebrate Feb. 14 with buy one, get one free heart-shaped pretzels, in stores only. Available at participating locations nationwide for Pretzel Perks app users!
Thank U, Next: Recently uncoupled or happily single? Head to Hooters (that’s right) on Valentine’s Day, destroy a photo of your ex and receive 10 free boneless wings when you buy any 10 wings as part of the #ShredYourEx promotion. Everyone who participates either online or in the store will automatically be entered for a chance to win a premium Bumble subscription.
Just Desserts: Satisfy your sweet tooth with free chocolate and cake when you join rewards clubs for Godiva and Nothing Bundt Cakes.
Page-Turner: Listen to best-selling audiobooks with a free, 30-day trial membership from Audible.com. Plus, get exclusive audio-guided wellness programs and three audiobooks to get you started. Cancel anytime or continue for $14.95 per month. If you prefer books you can touch, Barnes & Noble has a membership for $25 a year that includes free shipping on BN.com orders and 40 percent off hardcover bestsellers.
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