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Glossybox #15 - June 2015

The preview for June’s box didn’t seem very interesting, so I wasn’t really expecting much. I was a little surprised to find what was included, because it was a good mix of products for a picky person like me, who is really only interested in make-up. Here is what I received this month:-
MONU Spa Rosewood Reviving Mist
| 50ml - £11.95 |
This product sounds quite versatile, as you can use it to refresh, fix and lightly fragrant your face. I am interested in trying this and on the plus side, it smells quite nice too.

Halo Fragrance Free Facial Wipes
| 10 Wipes - £1.20 |
I will definitely use these, but as far as I can tell it doesn’t promise anything special.

Kueshi Anticellulite Booster
| 150ml - £14.55 |
This seems like quite an interesting product and it smells great. I cannot wait to test this.

Essence The Gel Nail Polish in 11) 4 Ever Young
| 8ml - £1.71 |
I have already swatched this and it is a beautiful colour. The formula looks promising and the brush is quite flat and squared.

Glossybox Flash Tattoos
| 12 Tattoos - £6.50 |
These are not something I am excited about. I’m quite surprised they were included actually, as they seem a bit juvenile to me. I will most likely use them, but just to mess about and get rid of them.

I do actually like this box. I will get use out of everything included, although I am a little disappointed with the tattoos. I’m mostly interested in make-up, as hair products and most body products don’t really interest me, but the ones that were included in this month’s box do seem useful and like something I wouldn’t mind trying (although I wouldn’t have purchased them myself to try!).

I am definitely looking forward to July’s box because it is supposed to be French inspired!

What are your thoughts on this box?

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