Hell beauties Spring is around the corner and I can’t wait for some warmer weather. Today I’m sharing with you my beauty purchase from last month. Last month besides the boxy charm I purchased two other items that I’ll mention today.
If you haven’t read about my last beauty haul from January, you can read about it here.
Boxy Charm
First up my boxy charm items. It included a total of five products with skincare and makeup items. The skincare items included Kate Somerville smooth and firm peptide serum and the First Aid Beauty facial radiance pads. This will be my first trying a product from Kate Somerville but I’ve heard good things about some of her other products like the goat milk cleanser. I’ve tried a moisturizer from first aid beauty before and I really liked so fingers crossed I like the moisture pads too their perfect for lazy days. related.for skincare a serum, brush trio, setting powder, facial pads, and cleansing wipes. as for makeup I received Alamar brush trio and I always say you can never have too many brushes. Along with the brushes I got the Ciaté London setting powder and the last item that can fit both categories makeup wipes. Hopefully the powder isn’t too drying because it has coconut fragrance so I would think it’s hydrating.
Other Beauty Items
The other items I purchased last month was from Huda Beauty’s new skincare line Wishful and the Pantene Gold Series curl pudding. I have a post on my first thoughts on Wishful and a little about the product. You can read about it here. As for the curl pudding, I’m still deciding on weather or not I like it just yet. The consistency is lightweight and it’s not thick. I do like that pudding tames my frizz and that can be due to the argan oil.
Well that’s it for my February beauty haul. I was thinking about doing a post about the hair products I use for wash’n’go’s. I’ve only did one full wash’n’go but using the Pantene curl pudding and it turned out really great. Until next time, you can read about my how I came to be patient with my hair here.
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