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April Birchbox

Coming home to this pink box in my mailbox after a stressful day at work made my night so much better. This month Birchbox partnered with Rifle Paper Company to design the box. Let me tell you, it is gorgeous!! I think I am going to let this box sit out in my room because it is just that beautiful. First, let me get to the goodies inside the box!

Beaver Professional|Hydro Nutritive Moisturizing Shampoo and Conditioner: This is supposed to repair and rebuild your hair. I think this combo will be more appropriate come July when my hair is fried from being outside all day. Check back with me then for my thoughts.

Clean|Original Eau de Parfum: This scent does smell clean. However, I feel that too much of this could be a bad thing.

Harvey Prince|Hello Body Butter: I am a huge fan of Harvey Prince. This scent is not too strong, slightly citrusy, and floral. This seems moisturizing, and not too heavy, so you could put this on your hands too.

Jane Iredale|Just Kissed Lip and Cheek Stain: I am OBSESSED!! This is like magic! It goes on like a balm, and almost instantly the color changes to a slightly pinky red color. The lipstick itself isn't too heavy, and not greasy. I have already told myself that I am buying the full size of this. If you received this in your box, let me know your thoughts! Do you love it as much as I do?

I can't wait to hear about the products in your April box! Leave me a comment and let me know what your favorite product was!! I'd love to hear from you!

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