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PRODUCT REVIEW: L'OCCITANE EN PROVENCE BRIGHTENING RANGE

If you’re a regular reader of my blog, I’d know that I adore the products from L’Occitane, so when I was asked to trial some products from the newly launched Immortelle Brightening Range, I happily accepted. Here are my thoughts on the L’Occitane Immortelle Brightening Eye Care & Mask Duo Brightening Correction and the Immortelle Brightening Essence;

 

 

What They Say:

Eye Care & Mask Duo Brightening Correction: This triple-action formula works both as a daily eye cream and an eye-contour mask for visible results. First, the eye area is smoothed: skin looks firmer and the appearance of wrinkles is greatly reduced. Second, an even and luminous eye area emerges: the eye contour seems brightened with Bellis Perennis extract. Third, a fresh and rested look is achieved: puffiness and dark circles due to age, stress and fatigue appear minimized through the action of caffeine. As part of our Brightening Collection, this correction eye treatment contains extract from the Immortelle flower, which never fades, even after it has been picked. Organic Immortelle is rich in active molecules with unique anti-ageing results.

RRP: $60 (15ml) – Available from L’Occitane 

Brightening Essence contains a concentrate of the flowers of light, Immortelle and Bellis Perennis to help reduce the appearance of wrinkles, even out skin tone and illuminate the complexion. The reformulated serum helps to diminish the appearance of wrinkles while making the complexion more even-toned and brighter thanks to its ultra-concentrated formula. After seven days, a more luminous complexion emerges: skin better reflects light thanks to Wintergreen leaf and Garden Nasturtium extracts that help natural exfoliation and smooth skin micro-relief. Over time, skin becomes smoother and the appearance of wrinkles is visibly reduced. A combination of Bellis Perennis extract and a derivative of Vitamin C helps to unify and brighten the complexion.

RRP: $89 (30ml) – Available from L’Occitane

What I Say:

The Immortelle Brightening Eye Care & Mask Duo Brightening Correction has as the name suggests, two functions – it can be used either as an eye cream, or alternatively as an eye mask. It has the consistency of a gel cream that can be used both morning and evening, and it has a soothing and cooling applicator to help you gently spread the gel across they eye area, and give it a gentle massage.

 

Because of the light gel consistency, the cream absorbs instantly into the skin, which means that if use during the day, you can apply you makeup immediately afterwards.

After application the skin around the eye area instantly looks smoother, and after using if for a month or so, I generally feel that fine lines and wrinkles are less noticeable, and bags under the eyes have reduced in appearance too, and hence the eye area simply looks fresher, brighter and more awake.

I have to admit to mostly having used it as an eye cream, but you can use it as a mask as well, simply by applying a thicker layer and leaving it on for 10 minutes or so, before wiping off any excess, without rinsing it off. When I have used it as a mask, I have done so at night, so that I can clearly see the benefits in the morning when I wake up too! And I do really love the effect of the cream when used as a mask, and the only reason I simply forget to use it as a mask, whereas it is such a habit applying an eye cream!

The Immortelle Brightening Essence is a very light serum that can be used both morning and evening to clean and dry skin, before your moisturiser. The serum has a dropper applicator that makes it easy to dispense just the few drops a required, and in fact you just need 2-3 drops to cover your full face, so the bottle will last you a long time. The essence has a beautiful gentle and fresh floral scent that does fade little after little.

 

The Essence is incredibly light, and it absorbs extremely fast into the skin, and leaves no greasiness or tackiness behind, so you wouldn’t even know you wearing it, if it wasn’t for the velvety soft skin you left with.

And already after using the Essence for a few days I started to notice a difference in my skin. My skin simply started to feel softer and smoother, thanks to ingredients that helps natural exfoliation. But my skin also looked brighter and more glowing, and more plumb too, which consequently means that fine lines and wrinkles seemed to have reduced in size too. And in addition, my combination skin, actually also started to feel less oily, especially in the t-zone area. As for minimising pigmentation, while I do feel that the Essence has left my skin with a nice glow, I am not sure that it has made any major difference to my pigmentation – however, here it is also important to mention that I am pregnant, and have noticed increased pigmentation during my pregnancy, so the Essence has also been fighting an up-hill impossible battle!

Overall, L’Occitane has managed to impress me yet again. Both the Brightening Essence and the Eye Care & Mask Duo are both beautiful products and I’ve thoroughly enjoyed using them, and the fact that already after just a few days of use, I could see the improvement in my skin, means that I definitely wouldn’t hesitate purchasing these products again, as well as try the rest of the products available in the range!

* Some products may have been kindly provided for consideration, and have reviewed in accordance with my Disclosure Policy.

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PRODUCT REVIEW: LUST HAVE IT MAY 2015

The May Lust Have It box arrived on my doorstep Monday 8th June. After running delays for the past many months, LHI announced a while ago that they would skip the April box to get back on track, but still the May box didn’t quite manage to arrive within the relevant month, although the delay wasn’t quite as big as previous months. But here’s my thoughts on this month’s box;

What They Say
Lust Have It boxes regularly contains products worth $60+ for only $19.95/month! Monthly box filled with 5 to 6 premium beauty samples. Delivered to your home or work each month for you to try.

RRP: Lust Have It Box (monthly) RRP: $19.95, Eco Box (quarterly) RRP: $29.95 – but if you use my unique code LIFESTYLE at the checkout on the Lush Have It website, you are eligible for $5 off your first box from Lust Have It, and at the same time you’ll also be supporting Beauty & Lifestyle Hunter, as I will get a few dollars too if someone subscribes using this code.
Available from Lust Have It 


What I Say:
Like last month, the products this month came in a plain, foldable plain gift box, only this month it’s pink. Not sure why LHI has gone to this style of packaging, but I don’t really mind as I have heaps of the mesh toilet bags previously used anyway. Anyway, this is what was in the box;

Bloom Foundation Stick – Full Size (RRP: $35.00)

Boxes either came with the foundation stick or foundation brush. I got the foundation stick in shade base3, which I’m personally happy with as I already have numerous foundation brushes. As for the shade, it is a little dark for my winter pale skin, but hoping it will work come spring and summer. Regardless I am looking very forward to trying it out as I don’t recall ever trying any makeup from Bloom.


Soak Shampoo, Conditioner and Body Lotion – Sample Sizes 25ml each (RRP: Shampoo and Conditioner $24.95/500ml each, Body Lotion, $29.95/500ml)

 

A brand that is completely new to me, which I love – well except that the body lotion also popped up in this month’s Violet Box, so at least the shampoo and conditioner are new to me. The product promises to be packed jam full of vitamins and minerals good for the skin and hair, so I look forward to trying out these products.


Lonvitalite 24K Active Golden Yulan Oil Facial Mask and 24K Active Gold Eye Mask – One Mask of each (RRP: $9.95/each)

I said this last month, and sadly will say it again, but unfortunately Lonvitalite face masks seems to be popping up in every single type of subscription box these days, so they really don’t excite me that much – I do love these masks from Lonvitalite, and hence they won’t go to waste, but I would have preferred to see a product from a brand that was new to me.



Nuxe Reve de Miel Hand and Nail Cream – Sample, 15ml (RRP: $19.95/75ml)

Boxes either came with the hand cream or the Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse, but ) as I’ve previously tried the oil (as it has been popping up in beauty subscription boxes previously) I’m quite happy that I get to try out the hand cream plus the small tube is the perfect size to pop into the handbag when you’re on the go.


Hola Seaweed Moisturising Repair Cream – Full Size ($24.95/50g)

Boxes come with one of several different products from Hola, including cleansers, toners, masks, eye cream or moisturisers, ranging in value from $17.95 to $24.95, and well, I got the Seaweed Moisturising Cream. I’ve never heard of this brand before so would love to try out this local Victorian brand. However, the moisturiser that I got is supposed to be super rich and intended for very dry skin, so unfortunately not the ideal match for my combo skin – so I might have to pass this one on to a friend.


So there you go, the contents in the May Lust Have It box. It contains a total of 8 products, of which four were full-sized, three were deluxe samples and two were mini samples.

There was a good variety of products including makeup, haircare, bodycare and skincare, with something for everyone.

In terms of value, just the Hola moisturiser on its own is more expensive than the cost of the box, and to that you can add the Bloom foundation stick and the Lonvitalite masks, so this month it really is value for money.

In spite of not being able to use the Hola moisturiser, I still feel that this months box is pretty good, and certainly exceed those of past months. Well done Lust Have It, I cannot wait to see what you’ve got in store for next month!

*Product was kindly provided for consideration, and has reviewed in accordance with my Disclosure Policy.

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PRODUCT REVIEW: VIOLET BOX MARCH 2015

So after being back on track with deliveries last month, the March Violet Box arrived yesterday, on the 1st April, so sadly really a little late to be classified a March Box. Anyway, here are my thoughts on this month’s box;

What They Say:

Violet Box brands promises to every month include 4-6 premium beauty and lifestyle samples from well-known and trusted Australian beauty brands as well as exciting new International brands, one in particular is a revolutionary product currently trending in New York and has been featured in Vogue and on the Today Show! 

RRP: You can subscribe to Violet Box for:

1 month – $22.95
3 months - $66.00
6 months - $130
12 months - $250

Available from Violet Box

What I Say:

As per usual this month the Violet Box comes in the typical slide-out box, with the grey and white swirly design that has been previously used. These were the goodies inside the box…

Biology Equilibrium Body Lotion No 304 – Sample, 30ml (RRP: $52/?)

 I have never heard of this brand before and it always excites me to try something new. This body lotion claims to fight free radical damage with antioxidants, boost the skin hyaluronic acid levels, and balance moisture to rejuvenate and restore radiance. The 30ml tube has a decent size to be able to use for a few goes, and I absolutely adore the fresh citrusy scent. I think I could quickly become addicted to this one!


Bioderma Sebium Foaming Gel – Sample, 15ml (RRP: $24.95/250ml)

This cleanser is specifically formulated for combination to oily and acne prone skin, so it is perfectly suited to my skin, so I do look forward to trying this one out.


Doucce Mineral Matte Lipstick in shade 903 – Full Size (RRP: $29.95)

Another brand I’ve never heard of, so again bonus points to Violet Box!! The mineral lipstick is infused with vitamin E and has SPF 10. The shade 903 is a lovely nude dusty rose shade, which I really love, and the type of shade I’d normally reach for. And it smells fantastic too, and how stunning is that silver packaging! It goes on matte and literally feels weightless on the lips. I can’t wait to see how long it will last on the lips.


Doucce Lip Definer in shade 456 – Full Size (RRP: $29.95)

As I think I’ve mentioned before, I know I really should, but for some reason I don’t tend to use lip liners! But in saying that, I love that this lip liner came in a shade that matches the lipstick, couldn’t be better.


Lonvitalite C8 Collagen Crystal Eye Mask – one pair (RRP: $32/6 pairs)

This is a gel eye mask that is designed to eliminate dark circles and fine lines under the eyes. I love these type of eye masks, they not only feel so cooling on the eye area, but makes such a difference instantly, so I cannot wait to put it to the test. Only issue is just finding the time to lie down and relax when I wear it!!

So there you go, the contents in the March Violet Box. Personally I find it is a fantastic box, as I like and will use every single product. In terms of value, it also far outweighs the $22.95 cost, the lipstick and the lip liner combined are worth almost $60!

As well as all the products seems specifically picked for my colours and skin type, I also love the inclusion of the new brands Biology and Doucce – to me the beauty box is all about discovering new products and brands, and this month Violet Box has managed to do just that! Well Done Violet Box, yet again you’ve managed to impress me!

*Product was kindly provided for consideration, and has reviewed in accordance with my Disclosure Policy.

What do you think of the products in this Violet Box? Did you get this months’ box too? What did you think? And if not, would you consider subscribing?

And of course, as always, if you’d like to see an in-depth review of any of products in the box, leave me a comment below..
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PRODUCT REVIEW: SISLEY PARIS EYE CONTOUR MASK

I have to be quite honest and admit that I rarely use an eye mask, not that I don’t want to, I certainly do. At the age where my skin is ageing, and fine lines and wrinkles are creeping in, and dark bags, circles and puffiness are an everyday occurrence due to being pregnant and no longer sleeping so well, also thanks to a toddler who is waking a few times every night, I certainly should make sure to regularly use one. Here are my thoughts on the Sisley Paris Eye Contour Mask.


 

 

What They Say: 

The Eye Contour Mask is an express smoothing mask used to reduce under-eye puffiness. This mask is specifically formulated for the fragile skin of the eye contour. With its unique combination of plant-based active ingredients (ginkgo biloba, arnica, horse chestnut, linden blossom), vitamins (Provitamin B5 and vitamin E acetate), and oligo-elements (malachite and chlorella), it works within 10 minutes to hydrate and reduce signs of fatigue: -fine lines around the eye are visibly smoothed, puffiness and dark circles are visibly reduced, the eye contour's natural defenses are reinforced.

RRP: $150 (30ml) – Available from David Jones
 

What I Say:

This Eye Contour Mask from Sisley is a lightweight gel that has an immediate cooling effect on the eye area as soon as you apply it.

The Eye Mask contains among others linden blossom, arnica, rose and gingo biloba to tone, soften, soothe and protect the skin, improve micro circulation and strengthen natural defences. It also contains chlorella to revitalise, plant glycerine to hydrate, and malachite to reinforce the skin’s defences against free radicals. Other ingredients include extract of chestnut to decongest and de-puff the eyelids.

The mask can be applied any time of day, to clean dry sin on the eye contour and eyelids. It is then to stay on the skin for about 10 minutes, before any excess is wiped off without rinsing.

 The best thing is then probably to lie down and relax, but I have to admit that I simply apply it and get on with my usual business, such as blogging, doing the usual household chores, or simply sitting on the floor playing with my little boy.

And after the 10 minutes - sometimes I completely forget that I’m wearing it, and I won’t remove it for about 20+minutes – and when I wipe off any excess (which is not usually a lot). And after the very first use I could see a massive difference. Fine lines under my eyes seemed to be smoothed out, and puffiness and dark circles had definitely improved and minimised as well.

The mask is very gentle and doesn’t irritate the eyes, not even sensitive ones like mine. It has a subtle floral fragrance. The mask can used two or three times a week, and I generally like to use it when have had a really bad night’s sleep and I am going out, or have a special event, simply because it in just 10 minutes manages to just to make my eye area look that little more refreshed and alive – basically make it look like I’ve had a good long beauty sleep!

Once removed, the skin also feels so lovely and soft, and so thoroughly hydrated, and applying makeup afterwards seems so much easier too. You can also use the mask around the lips if you are fighting fine lines, but I must admit to not having tested that out, with my main concern at this stage being my eyes.

At $150 for a 30ml tube, it is expensive, not arguing about that. But when you think about it, it is about the same cost as a salon facial, and as you only need to use the tiniest amount – I find that about a pea sized amount is more than sufficient, the tube will last you forever, and hence give you a fresher looking face for much longer than just one facial can do.


All in all I am truly so impressed with this eye mask. Pricey yes, but I so love the difference it makes to not only my eye area, but also how much fresher it makes my whole face look, so I will cry the day the mask runs out, and I dearly hope I will be able to repurchase!

 *Product was kindly provided for consideration, and has reviewed in accordance with my Disclosure Policy.
 
Ever tried any of the products from Sisley? Do you use Eye Masks?
 

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PRODUCT REVIEW: VIOLET BOX JANUARY 2015

My Violet Box for January 2015 arrived yesterday the 4^th February, but sadly I didn’t have the time to go collect it from my PO Box, so I had to wait until today.



 I have been sent this box for PR consideration, so I really shouldn’t complain, but if I had been a paid subscriber I wouldn’t be too impressed that the January box arrives a week into the New Year.  I know that January can be a ‘short working month’ when you take the Xmas break, Australia Day etc into consideration, but really that is no excuse!! Anyway, that was just my thoughts, and I just hope that paying subscribers have also received their boxes by now, and that Violet Box manages to catch up so that the February boxes actually will be dispatched and received within the month of February too! Anyway, here are my thoughts on this month’s box;

What They Say:

Violet Box brands promises to every month include 4-6 premium beauty and lifestyle samples from well-known and trusted Australian beauty brands as well as exciting new International brands, one in particular is a revolutionary product currently trending in New York and has been featured in Vogue and on the Today Show!

RRP: You can subscribe to Violet Box for:

1 month – $22.95
3 months - $66.00
6 months - $130
12 months - $250

- Available from Violet Box
 

What I Say:

This month the Violet Box comes in a newly designed box, in the slide-out the sign, with black base, and a white lid with a pretty floral water-colour print. So this also means a new design compared to the previous matte black box with the magnetic closure. Personally I prefer the magnetic closing boxes as it makes it easier for use for other things such as small little knickknacks, but on the other hand, I have so many of those boxes by now that I honestly don’t need any more!!!

But this is what was in the January Violet Box…

 

Real Chemistry Luminous 3-Minute Peel – Sample Size, 5ml (RRP: $67/50ml)

 

This is apparently not a mask, you are supposed to cleanse the skin and leave it slightly damp and them spread the gel thinly over the face. Hereafter massage the gel into the skin with circular motions with damp hands until solids are forming under the finger tips and the mask is activating. Massage for a further 2-3 minutes before rinsing off. This sounds very interesting, so I cannot wait to put this to the test. I only with the sample had been a little bigger so there would have been a few more goes in it!

Lonvitalite 24K Active Gold Yulan Eye Mask – Sample, one mask (RRP: $25.95/5 masks)

Like most others I have tried and really love the Lonvitalite cloth face masks but never tried the eye maskes. Being pregnant, and having a toddler that wakes a few times during the night, does mean that I’ve got times I’m feeling a little drained, which shows on the growing bags under my eyes, so I cannot wait to put this to the test, as it promises to help increase the blood circulation, remove dark circles and bags under the eyes.

The Cosmetic Kitchen Raw Chocolate Clay Mask- Full Size (RRP: $24.95/50g)

This is a very interesting mask. It only contains Pink Australian Clay and Raw Cocoa Powder, and you need to mix it with mashed avocado and olive or jojoba oil, or alternatively you can just use water, mixing it into a paste and leaving on the skin for 2-5 minutes for a radiant glow. Unfortunately I already received one of those in another box in December so the novelty is not really there, and I have already tried it out. In saying that, I do like that it is so natural, so it certainly won’t go astray. And I can also tell you that it is a little messy, and as you only need to use about a teaspoon-full of the powder for one application, there is sufficient powder in the bag for heaps of applications, so I would have liked to see it in a re-sealable bag, or even better in a small jar.

Emite Make Up Precision Eye Pencil –Full Size (RRP: $24.95)

 

I have never heard of this brand before, so that excites me as it is always great to try out new brands. This eye pencil in the shade Spir is a cream shade, and it is quite pigmented and also very soft so it will be perfect to use on the waterline to make your eyes appear to be whiter and brighter. I am almost running out of my current one, so happy to see a new replacement so cannot wait to put it to the test.

Mellow Cosmetics Blush – Full Size (RRP: $14/5g)

 

Another brand I’ve never heard of before, YAY! This blush has a lovely pink colour and goes on quite sheer, although is still buildable.  It is silky soft and goes on matte. I love the colour, so I cannot wait to try this one out, so overall a great addition to the box.

So there you go, this month’s contents. Overall It comes with a nice variety of products from a face mask, eye mask, peel, blush and eyeliner. It contains three full sized products, as well as the peel sample and the eye mask sample (as it is otherwise sold in packs of 5). The full sized products alone have a value of $64, so in that respect it is certainly value for money, again just a shame that I’ve already receive the Chocolate Clay mask in another box previously so it doesn’t excite me. In saying that, I will make use of all the products, the blush is a shade I’d normally buy and use, I was in need of a nude eye liner, and the peel, eye mask and also the clay mask will also all be used over time.

*Product was kindly provided for consideration, and has reviewed in accordance with my Disclosure Policy.

What do you think of the products of the November Violet Box? Did you get this months’ box too? What did you think? And if not, would you consider subscribing?

And of course, as always, if you’d like to see an in-depth review of any of products in the box, leave me a comment below..

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PRODUCT REVIEW: LUST HAVE IT OCTOBER 2014

On Friday the 7th November my Lust Have It October Box arrived. A week well into November. I thought the boxes were intended to be out my the middle of the relevant month, and not some two to three weeks later – and well, if that is the intention, it really means that the November box should arrive at my door step within the next week to 10 days…. Somehow I doubt it, but time will tell. Personally I cannot actually complain too much as the boxes are sent to me for consideration, but if I was a paying subscriber I would certainly not be happy – but still, I as I always try to be as honest as possible with my reviews, and the service is a major part of the beauty subscription boxes, I just had to make my comment regardless! Anyway, here are my thoughts on the October Lust Have it Box*; 

 

What They Say:

Lust Have It boxes regularly contains products worth $60+ for only $19.95/month! Monthly box filled with 5 to 6 premium beauty samples. Delivered to your home or work each month for you to try.

RRP: Lust Have It Box (monthly) RRP: $19.95, Eco Box (quarterly) RRP: $29.95 – but if you use my unique code LIFESTYLE at the checkout on the Lush Have It website, you are eligible for $5 off your first box from Lust Have It, and at the same time you’ll also be supporting Beauty & Lifestyle Hunter, as I will get a few dollars too if someone subscribes using this code.

Available from Lust Have It 

 

 

What I Say:

As per previous months, this month the goodies again arrived in a pink see-through mesh bag. Last months box/bag unfortunately didn’t contain the info card, but luckily this month’s box did, which is great as I find them very helpful. Anyway, these are the products in bag; 

 

Montaigne Jeunesse Glacial Clay Spa Mask - Full Sized (RRP: $4.99)

I have tried quite a few of these face masks and generally really like them, so certainly no complaints about the inclusion of this one. And as I have only tried their standard mud masks, I do look forward to trying out this cloth mask that has been infused with clay.



Colour by TBN lipstick in ‘A Kiss is Still A Kiss’ – Full Sized (RRP: $3.50)

 

When I first saw this lipstick I thought it was one from Maybelline!! But rather is a more budget brand costing just $3.50 – and that said, sorry, but it doesn’t really excite me that much. The colour, though, is a lovely dusty brownish rose shade, which is quite wearable.



Glamourflage Eye Mask – Full Sized (RRP: $7.95)

This is a sleep eye mask with a leopard print. Quite cute, but to be honest I don’t really know what to do with it as I never use an eye mask.



Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse – Sample Size, 10ml (RRP: $24.95/50ml)

 

I already have a full sized bottle of this oil, and have used up a couple of bottles before that, which proves that I really like this body oil that both nourishes dry skin and helps with stretchmarks, all while smelling amazing. So getting the sample is certainly a bonus, and it is a rather cute sized one too. Wish I had had this when I when I recently went to Europe!



So Susan Intense Eye Shadow - Full sized (RRP: $35)

 

This compact contains four grey/blue/purplish shades and is quite lovely, but sadly I am not really that fond of using those shades, I am a more conservative nude kind of girl, so it is a little wasted. However, it is a gorgeous palette, and I am sure I have a friend who will be absolute ecstatic if I pass it on to her.



Inika Organic Black Kohl Pencil with sharpener - Full Sized (RRP: $29)

 

I always use either a black or a dark brown eyeliner, so this is a great addition, plus I haven’t really tried that many products from the brand Inika, so I do like that too. In saying that, and now this may just be me being a little harsh, but I find that eyeliners is one of those staple makeup items that sadly it doesn’t really excite me, regardless of how great the brand it is! I would have been more excited to see any other makeup product from the brand. But again, using eyeliner every day, it still definitely won’t go to waste, plus I do really like that it has the in-built sharpener in the lid.


So there you go, the contents in the October box. Unfortunately, like last month, I am sadly not extremely impressed, although it is definitely an improvement over last month – and I guess the reason why I am not overly impressed is more down to personal makeup colour preferences, so as mentioned previously, if Lust Have It could manage to custom make their boxes, it would be so much more likely to impress. So that said, I am sure that there are others who find these products to be their perfect matches. The products in the box do have a combined value of over $85, so in that respect it is value for money. I hope the November box ticks a few more boxes for me, and hopefully it will actually arrive in the month of November!!

*This product was kindly provided for consideration, and it has been reviewed in accordance with my Disclosure Policy.


If you are considering subscribing, don’t forget that you can get $5 off your first box by using the unique code LIFESTYLE at the checkout on the Lush Have It website


What do you think of this month’s Lust Have It Box? Are you subscribing, or considering subscribing? Any products you are particularly keen on? And as always, if you’d like to see full reviews of any of the products, do let me know..

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