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September's Glossybox


Its that glorious time again when I receive my GLOSSYBOX subscription , I just love the anticipation , off opening the box and seeing what's inside .

Here is what I got this month;





September's 'The style edition' box did not disappoint , to start with the box itself is just gorgeous , and I will defo be keeping it. Inside the this month I got five full size products that Glossybox say is 'everything you need for a new season' . The product's value is over £60 which is awesome as you only pay £10 a month subscription fee.
Anyway here is what I got ; 

Whoever decided what was to be in this month's box must of read my mind as 2 of the things I got, I had been planning on buying , I'm desperate for some new make up brushes , so was pleased to find the Marsk eyeshadow pro brush , which normally retails at £16.70 in my box . I have already tried it and it's a fantastic quality brush. 

The next thing I was planning on getting was a hair treatment , so again was super happy to find the Maria Nila colour hair masque. The tub is a massive 250ml tub which I can see lasting for ages , I have already tried this and it's amazing , the thick luxurious cream, made my hair feel super soft and only needed to be applied for 3 minutes, which is great cause lets face it, we don't always have 10/15 minutes to spend on a treatment for our hair. The product is also sulphate and paraben free and 100% vegan. (£18.95)

I also received a Nails Inc polish in a cute dusky pink shade, which looks pretty and I look forward to trying it . The polish retails at £11.

Next up is the Bellapierre shimmer powder , I have tried this and it's a lovely grey/beige colour shimmer eyeshadow which I found to be long lasting and with no fall out when applying.

Lastly I got Invisibobble , a clever spiral design hair bobble that doesn't leave that annoying kink in your hair , and claims not to cause any damage or breakage which is great , as I often tie my hair up,

Overall I was very pleased with what was in my September box and plan on using everything I got.
I would recommend Glossybox to anyone who likes to try new beauty products for the bargain price of only £10 a month.

Do you like the look of this month's box ? I would love to know.

You can see what I got in last months box HERE

Love Kate
xxx

6 comments

  1. Found your blog whilst looking for Glossybox reviews. Love it :). We got similar boxes this month!

    Christie x
    www.christieslifestyle.blogspot.co.uk

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  2. Just came across your blog on Bloglovin', Kate. So glad I did! :)
    Ahhh I love Glossy Box! Great contents this September!
    Just followed your blog & will stay tuned with your updates.
    I am also on Bloglovin' if you would like to keep in touch: https://www.bloglovin.com/blogs/miel-mint-14349829
    Stop by my blog, say hi :) I love discovering new great bloggers!
    xox Nadia
    http://mielandmint.blogspot.co.uk/

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    1. Thank you and thanks for the follow I have followed you back xxx

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  3. Loved this months box so much, and I agree that hair mask is bloody lush, my hairs never felt so soft :)
    xoxo
    HaySparkle.com

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Just a quick thankyou for taking the time to read my blog, I really appreciate your comments and always read them.
Lots of love
Kate
xxx

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