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March Birchbox

My March Birchbox arrived! If you don't know about Birchbox, it is a $10 a month subscription service where you get 4-5 deluxe beauty samples. I look forward to mine every month, and while some boxes are better than others I do enjoy it. Here is what I got in my March box!

Nick Chavez Color-Saver Sulfate Free Shampoo. I have never tried a color saving shampoo, but I think it would be really useful when I highlight my hair for summer.


MAKE eyeshadow in Burnt Umber
MAKE Eyeshadow in Burnt Umber. This is a deep dark brown color that will be perfect for deepening the outer V, and smoking out my liner on my bottom lash line.

MAKE Face Primer Broad Spectrum SPF 30. I am excited to try this because I have bever tried a primer with an SPF before.

Whish Shave Crave Shaving Cream in the blueberry scent. I'm also excited to try this, it is not your traditional foam shaving cream.


Madewell emery board
Madewell for Birchbox emery board. The floral pattern is so pretty, and who doesn't need an extra nail file for their purse?

If you've never heard of Birchbox go ahead and click on the link!

If you get a Birchbox every month, tell me what your favorite sample is that you have ever received from them!



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