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FabFitFun Spring 2018



If you're like me, then you enjoy having high quality products, but dislike paying full price.  You also dislike going to department stores filled with people who have no sense of personal space and are still a little new to the world of health and beauty products.  If all that sounds about right, then you should try FabFitFun!

FabFitFun is a seasonal subscription box which delivers an assortment of full size products worth approximately $200 for just $50 a box. (My spring box ended up worth $354!) You can buy just one box at a time, or you can sign up for a yearly membership and gain the ability to customize a few of the items you will receive in each box, in addition to online content and product add-ons.

For a limited time, you can use my link for $10 off your first box!

The Spring 2018 box is the third box I've received from FabFitFun, and it is probably my favorite so far. (I know everyone is saying that, but when you hear about all the products, you'll understand.) Here's what came in the Box*:

If you are a member, you get to select which pattern/color you want for the Rachel Pally clutch, the sent you want for the ANDERSON LILLEY candle, whether you want the KORRES Guava Body Butter OR KNC Beauty All Natural Collagen Infused Lip Mask, and whether you want the Ettika Day Dreamer Tassel Earrings OR Maya Brenner Designs LOVE Bracelet (and which color earrings or bracelet). The massage roller and eye mask also come in several colors, but you are not given the option to choose those.

In the past 2 boxes, there was always 1 or 2 things that I had absolutely no need for, but I'm saying this box is my favorite because I can honestly see myself using each item. When I find myself in stores like Sephora or Ulta, I am overwhelmed by the selection, so I love that FabFitFun does the choosing for me! In one of my previous boxes I fell in love with the Trestique Lip Crayon, something I probably would not have known to buy for myself. And this month, I'm super excited about the Ridge Filler because I've recently fallen in love with Gel Manicures and I was looking for a good polish to help keep my nails healthy in between manicures.


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