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November Birchbox

The day that I received my Birchbox, I also got my paycheck. Definitely a winning mail day! This month's theme was Giving. (How appropriate!) They also partnered with RED to help the fight against AIDS. Here is what was in my box this month!

Bain de Terre|Argan Oil & Passion Flower Color Therapy Oil: I use a hair oil every day, and I can't wait to add this into my routine! This is said to add shine and nourish the hair.

Ellovi|Tinted Lip Butter: This is said to be all natural. This leaves just a sheer wash of color, and will be perfect for wearing around the house and to run quick errands.

Juice Beauty|Green Apple Sensitive Peel:This is supposed to be a gentle peel with fruit acids to gently dissolve dead skin.

Not Soap, Radio|Joy inducing Body Wash: This is a lemon scented cleanser. I do like lemon scents because they are bright and cheery. I can't wait to take a warm shower and lather up!

Tocca| Crema da Mano-Bianca: This is a hand lotion scented with green tea and lemon. With the upcoming winter season, I know that my hands will get really dry, so I have already stuck this into my teacher bag to take to school and use!

They sent a bonus goody this month! Justin's chocolate almond butter will be delicious to put on toast, crackers, or let's face it: eaten with a spoon. I'm excited to give this a try and see just how delicious it is!

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

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