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July Birchbox

That lovely pink box came to my doorstep this month, and as usual I squealed with delight! Birchbox allows me to branch out and try different products that I probably wouldn't have tried otherwise. Here is what I got in my July Birchbox!

Eyeko|Skinny Liquid Eyeliner- I am usually really terrible with liquid liner, but this is in pen form and has a nice pointed tip, so I am willing to give it a try.

Kerastase|Masque Chroma Captive-Treat- I love hair masques. I use them more often on my hair, than I do my face. (Which is not good, I should use them for my face!)  This will be great to keep my hair silky and shiny.

Marcelle|BB Cream Golden Glow- I almost never wear liquid foundation, and I definitely didn't get on the BB Cream train, but I am interested in trying this. I think it will be perfect for the days you want just a little but of coverage.

Benta Berry|G-1 Moisturizing Face Cream- This says it makes your skin matte, and I am all for that!

Birchbox|Bobby Pins- These are the cutest bobby pins! These are great for pulling the hair off of your face, or jazzing up a ponytail!

What did you get in your Birchbox? Leave me a comment and let me know!

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