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January 2014 Birchbox

My Birchbox came, and I didn't even know it was coming! I didn't receive any tracking info for it, so I was definitely excited to see it in my mailbox! This month was a pretty good for Birchbox. Here's what was in my box!

100% Pure|Fruit Pigmented Mascara- This is supposed to have real fruit pigments in it, and I believe them! This smells so fruity and good! I can't wait to try this!

Fekkai|Brilliant Glossing Creme- This is supposed to be a frizz tamer, and give hair some shimmer. I can't see myself using this everyday, but I can see myself using this on second day hair to tame the frizz and add extra texture to my hair.

Harvey Prince|Journey- You know how much I LOVE Harvey Prince scents! This one is no different. It has Indian tuberose and Japanese orange flower in it.

Nail Rock|Glitter- This is SO exciting to me! This kit comes with a navy blue nail polish and a pot of glitter. You paint your nail, and then dip your nail in the pot of glitter. This will be a great accent nail! I can't wait to try it!

Birchbox Find- Burt's Bees Day Lotion- This is a slightly thick lotion, with a hint of clary sage. I haven't tried it yet, but I will let you know if I like it or not!

What did you get in your Birchbox this month? Leave me a comment and let me know! I'd love to hear from you!
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