Holy moly to start no, I did not redeem all of these in one day. It consisted about 3-4 days, I’m sure there’s all lot more but as of now this is what I have been able to get my hands on. Tis the Virgo season for right now but keep an eye out if your birthday is coming up or prepare for next year. 🤗
... Read moreTurning another year older is always a reason to celebrate, and what better way than with some fantastic birthday freebies? I recently had my birthday, and I made it my mission to collect as many perks as possible. It wasn’t just about the savings; it was about treating myself to little luxuries and delicious treats, all thanks to my favorite brands. If you're wondering how to get started, trust me, it’s simpler than you think!
First up, let's talk about the essentials: Starbucks birthday reward! This is usually one of the most anticipated freebies. To get your free drink or food item, you need to be a Starbucks Rewards member and have your birthday registered in the app at least seven days before your special day. Make a qualifying purchase before your birthday, and on your big day, a free reward will pop up in your app. I loved getting a free Iced Espresso to kickstart my celebrations – such a perfect treat! Just remember, the reward is typically valid only on your actual birthday, so plan accordingly.
Next, for a little self-care and indulgence, Victoria's Secret birthday reward is a must-have. If you're part of their loyalty program (often called Victoria's Secret Pink Rewards or similar), you can often receive a digital gift card, typically for $10 off a purchase. This is a great way to grab a new pair of panties or a beauty item. I received a $10 Birthday Gift, which was super easy to redeem online or in-store. It’s not usually valid on sale items, so keep an eye out for something you love at full price.
Fashionistas, don't miss out on the Madewell birthday discount! Madewell Insiders frequently get a generous offer, like $25 off an order of $26 or more. This is an incredible deal, practically giving you a free item! Make sure you’re signed up for their loyalty program well in advance and have your birthday information updated in your account. The offer usually comes via email or appears in your app, so keep an eye on your inbox.
But the freebies don't stop there! Food and drink establishments are often the most generous. For instance, Crumbl Cookies offers a free Strawberry Shortcake Cookie when you create an account and add your birthday. Who can say no to a gourmet cookie? Similarly, Dutch Bros and Krispy Kreme are fantastic for free drinks and doughnuts, respectively. I got a free drink from Dutch Bros and 3 FREE Original Glazed® Doughnuts from Krispy Kreme just by having their apps and being part of their rewards programs. These are perfect for sharing or just enjoying yourself!
Beyond these, keep an eye on beauty retailers. Sephora often gives a free beauty insider item, sometimes a mini product from popular brands like Youth to the People, just for being a rewards member. Bath & Body Works also frequently offers a 'My Birthday Surprise!' for a free item (up to a certain value, like $9.95) with any purchase, which is great for grabbing a hand sanitizer or travel-sized lotion.
Even fast food chains participate! The McDonald's app might surprise you with a free gift like Chicken McNuggets or French Fries on your birthday. It’s worth checking your app for these unexpected treats.
My biggest tip for maximizing your birthday freebies is to sign up for loyalty programs and email lists for all your favorite brands at least a month or two before your birthday. This ensures you’re in their system when they send out those special offers. Also, always check the terms and conditions – some freebies require a purchase, others are completely free. Plan your birthday freebie run over a few days like I did, and enjoy all the wonderful perks of your special day!
Wait at the cash do you just say your email or say “hey it’s my birthday today”? I just find the second one is maybe rude. Just wondering cuz my birthday is tomorrow
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