How much time do you spend taking care of yourself these days? The answer is probably not enough. With all the stress piling on, it’s easy to skip your workout or let your skin get dull.
But you know what? That needs to change. You need to treat yourself! When you feel good, the people around you feel good, and the world needs more of that energy these days.
That’s why we like FabFitFun. It’s a subscription box that delivers the self care you deserve each season right to your door. And all that guesswork on how to improve your beauty routine or bring brightness to your home? It’s been handled.
FabFitFun Will Spoil You — Without Spoiling Your Budget
When you become a FabFitFun member, you’ll get full-size, high-end products for a fraction of the price you would pay in-store. For example, in the Spring box, there’s a Gloss Moderne hair mask that normally costs $55 — that’s more than what you’ll pay for the whole box.
What else will be in your box? Well, it’s up to you. You can choose your preferences among fashion, beauty, fitness and lifestyle products. The rest will be a surprise!
If you fall in love with a product in your box, you can buy it again from the online shop — for up to 70% off the retail price.
Joining FabFitFun is super simple. First, choose a payment plan — seasonal or annual — then create an account when you enter your credit card information. Every quarter, you’ll get the chance to customize your box, then it ships to your house (for free, of course).
Sign up soon to get the Spring box delivered to your door. If you’re late, you won’t be spoiling yourself with top-quality goodies until the next box ships in the summer.
Giving yourself some love and taking care of your body and mind is more important than ever. Which is why FabFitFun is offering Penny Hoarder readers $10 off their first box when you sign up using promo code PENNYHOARDER10. No more excuses — it’s time to treat yourself and join FabFitFun.
Kari Faber is a staff writer at The Penny Hoarder. She is fab, sort of fit, and definitely fun.
This article originally appeared on www.thepennyhoarder.com
