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February 2014 Birchbox

It is time for my monthly Birchbox post. I'm not going to lie, this month was probably my least favorite month for Birchbox, ever. I did get a few products I am excited to try, but this month overall was just okay. Here is what I got in my box!

Ayres|Bar Soap in Patagonia- This is STRONG! So strong, I immediately took it out of my box and put it somewhere where I can't smell it anymore. I won't be using this.

Beauty Protector| Protect & Oil- Now this product, I am excited about! You know I love a hair oil! This "defends against UV rays, heat, and breakage." I like that I can protect my hair from the sun. This also smells divine!

Cynthia Rowley Beauty| Liquid Liner in Black- I am always willing to give liquid liner a try. This has a great point, and has a nice black line. Oh, and the packaging is just too cute! I am still practicing with my liquid liner, but I think this has great potential!

Juicy Couture| Couture La La Malibu- I have got a lot of fragrance samples in my Birchboxes through the years. Some of my favorites have been Harvey Prince and these ones from Juicy Couture. This fragrance just smells like Spring and Summer. It has a slight floral fragrance, and definitely not to over powering.

Lifestyle Extra: Ahmad Tea London- I have been on a tea kick lately. I have a cute little tea shop about 15 minutes away from my house, and I got some to try. I am excited about these ones because I do like all of these flavors. I got a mint, a lemon, and an English version.

So that is what was in my Birchbox! What did you get in your box? Did you like it? I'd love to hear from you, leave me a comment and let me know!

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