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Global Delights is a food subscription box that sends at least 7 snacks from all over the world. Global Delights is $36.00/month and they hand-pick some of the best snacks. I got the opportunity to review their first box back in June 2014 and it was a nice box. I was excited to try out the February box this month. Continue Reading …
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GlobeIn is a fantastic box for people who love handmade/artisan products from all over the world. I love items that have a story and that won't look like something everyone else has. Boxes are $35,00 month to month and filled with items all over the world. The artisans who make the products set the prices and GlobeIn doesn't take a commission. GlobeIn also gives back 10% back into the country of origin. I have really loved all my GlobeIn boxes, so I eagerly said yes, when they asked me to review the February Kitchen Box. Continue Reading …
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Her Fashion Box Sneak Peek: February “Latice Love” Box
Her Fashion Box is a fashion, beauty and lifestyle box from Australia. The box is $39.95 (Australian Dollars) and each month you get 2-3 on-trend fashion accessories, at least 4 beauty and lifestyle deluxe samples (geared to your profile), and a magazine. When you sign up, you choose a profile: Classic (modern and contemporary), Feminine (sweet, feminine and flirty), and Trendy (you belong with the ‘fash pack'). Her Fashion Box has released sneak peeks of this month's box. Continue Reading …
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When I heard the Fortune Cookie Soap Spring Box was shipping, I got very excited. Fortune Cookie Soap (or FCS), is a bath/body subscription box that send 8 sample size items from their store. Each item smells fantastic and FCS describes each item on their information card with such humor and wit. I really love this box and I couldn't wait to open it. Continue Reading …
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Little Dental Hygienists is a new subscription that is devoted to proper dental hygiene in children. This box is for children 3-9 and you can get a box for $14.95. When you sign up, your child will get a Dental Tool Kit filled with a toothbrush, toothbrush timer, stickers, toys and access to the online activity portal. You can also add-on a sibling Dental Tool Kit for $9.99. I have a 5 and almost 3-year-old, so Little Dental Hygienists was kind enough to send me a review box and a sibling add-on. Continue Reading …
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February 2015 Jib Gem Review
Jib Gem is $20.00/month and you get 2-3 2-3 fashionable pieces of jewelry. Jib Gem tends to send bolder, colorful pieces of jewelry (although this month proves me wrong). There isn't a style profile, so you never really know what you will get. If you subscribe for 12 months, you will get your 13th one free. Continue Reading …
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JusBetweenUs is a new box for tweens and teens. You fill out a profile and then get 4-5 lifestyle, beauty and fashion pieces. Tween boxes are $19.99/month (plus shipping) and for girls 9-12. Teen boxes are $24.99 (plus shipping) and for kids 13-16. I love all the new boxes for teens and tweens. I wish they would have been around when I was younger. I was sent the tween box for review, but I didn't fill out a profile. Continue Reading …
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Brick Loot is a building block subscription box for kids 6 and up through adulthood. I loved Legos as a child and my 5-year-old is starting to get excited about them now. Brick Loot is a really cool subscription filled with various kinds of Legos, Lego compatible products and brick items. I reviewed the December box, so I was really excited to check out the February box. Continue Reading …
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Ipsy is only $10.00/month and I always smile when I see that hot pink envelope on my doorstep. I wish all mail came in hot pink packaging, especially bills. Anyway, Ipsy sends a reusable makeup bag filled with sample, deluxe and a few full size beauty/makeup products. There are usually 5 items in each bag. You do fill out a profile when you sign up, but bags are pretty randomly put together. They have a points system too. You get points by referring people and reviewing your products. When you get 500-1000 points, you can redeem them for products. Continue Reading …
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