There were a few different options for this box, but here's what I received in mine:
Root Science Face Scrub (Sample Value ±$16)
Root Science is a new brand for me, but a quick look at their website was all it took to get me interested. Products are concentrated - made without water or fillers - and contain only high quality, potent, healing, natural ingredients. There were a few different products sent out in this month's box, but as soon as unboxings started showing up in my Instagram feed, I knew this scrub was what I most wanted to try. It didn't even make it 24 hours before I was slapping this on my face! Made of baking soda, clay, almond meal, and soothing herbs, it's an exfoliating powder that gently buffs without stripping or drying your skin. The 1.5 ounce sample is also a really decent size, considering you only use 1/2-1 teaspoon per use.
Lily Lolo Vanilla Shimmer Mineral Eye Shadow ($12)
I have a Lily Lolo highlighter that I love, but I haven't used their eye shadows before, so I'm eager to give this one a try. Vanilla Shimmer is a cream colour that I'd imagine is universally flattering on just about anyone. Light, shimmery neutrals are my default eye look, so I'm betting I'll get a lot of use out of this one.
Ellovi Tinted Lip Butter ($5)
I've heard tons of good things about Ellovi, and based off the lip butter, I'd wager it's all well deserved. Made of only six ingredients - and no waxes - the lip butter is incredibly smooth and creamy and just melts into your lips like - if you'll excuse the pun - butter. It smells faintly like coconut oil and leaves behind a subtle red tint, courtesy of Mediterranean alkanet root.
Yarok Feed Your Ends Leave-In Conditioner ($13.20)
I've previously used a mini of this leave-in conditioner and I've had it in the back of my mind to buy it again, so I'm stoked to receive it in this box. As a leave-in, it conditions your hair without leaving it greasy or weighed down, and it smells lovely - sweet, lemony and never overpowering. I don't use much heat on my hair, but you can also use Feed Your Ends as a heat protectant before heat styling.
The Bottom Line
This month had a great mix of skincare, haircare, and makep, and I'm really happy with everything that was included! I got one product I already know I love, two I've wanted to try, and one I'd never heard of but am super impressed with after even just one use.
From a purely numbers point of view, Petit Vour's boxes are always worth the cost too. This month's box rings in at roughly $46.
Petit Vour boxes retail for $15 (US) / $23 (Canada) / $30 (International) and individual products can also be bought in the Petit Vour shop.
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Lovely products. Want to try them all! I haven't tried these brands yet but have heard a lot about them.
ReplyDeleteTwo of the four were new brands for me too. That's one of the things I like best about this box :)
DeleteThis is a fantastic box. I am very temper to sign up for this x
ReplyDeleteI think it's one of the best boxes out there! Even with the extra cost for international shipping, the value is always still there :)
DeleteThese boxes really do seem to be improving with each month!
ReplyDeleteDon't they? I've been super impressed :)
DeleteI simply love petit vour it's my favourite beauty box. I received the face oil in my box and it's great x
ReplyDeleteThe face oil looks lovely too! Glad you're enjoying it :)
DeleteI have been tempted to buy one of these boxes but I do not wear makeup (besides foundation) so it seems a waste as all the boxes seem to have those products. Loving my Yarok shampoo & conditioner though... might have to try the Feed Your Ends
ReplyDeleteTotally understand - when you get products you won't use, it doesn't make sense to subscribe! Feed Your Ends is fantastic, as is Feed Your Roots if you're ever in the market for a mousse :) I've yet to try their shampoo and conditioner...they're on my list though!
DeleteI am totally in the market for a mousse! Not really because I need one (does it really offer that much volume or hold?) but for nostalgic purposes. My mother use to load my hair with mousse for dress up occasions when I was a kid.
DeleteI totally feel you on nostalgia-related purchases! I'd say the mousse gives a light to medium hold, depending on how much product you use. I don't usually use much - just enough to tame frizz and help encourage curls - but if you use more, you can definitely build it up to a firmer hold. They do a mini size of the mousse too, if you just want to try it out :)
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