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August Birchbox

That little pink box arrived in my mailbox the other day! Christmas in August! Seriously, I love when my Birchbox comes, and I track that sucker until it is on my doorstep! (I'm not the only one who does this right?) Here is what I received in my August box!

KMS California| Freeshape Hot Flex Spray: I have heard a lot about KMS recently! This protects against breakage and is said to provide medium hold. I can't wait until I get my haircut and I can use this! Anything to protect my hair and give it extra hold while curling it is already a hit in my book! I guess we will wait and see!

OC8| Professional Mattifying Gel: You know I can get to be an oil slick! I am anxious to try this to see if it really does keep my face matte for 8 hours!

stila| Stay All Day Liquid Lipstick: As usual, Birchbox knows I love lipsticks! This is said to be a cult favorite, and this color Beso is absolutely gorgeous! I will say this, the swatch did not come off of my hand! I had to use makeup remover to get it off y'all! This isn't going anywhere on your lips! This went on glossy, but dried to an almost matte finish. I am already thinking about purchasing! (As if I need more lipstick!)

Whish| Exfoliating Body Wash: This bodywash smells great, and is said to exfoliate with sugar cane and bamboo powder!

Whish| Hair Inhibiting Deodorant Swipes: This is a new one to me! These are said to tackle odor and slow down hair growth. What will they think of next?

This box also came with a styling guide! They took several Ann Taylor pieces and put looks together for work, a night out, and a lunch with friends. It will help you plan some outfits!

This is what I got in my August Birchbox? What did you get? I'd love to hear from you, leave me a comment and let me know!

Did we like the products is the grass? I think it is a cool look for a change! Let me know!

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