January 2017 #The3bBox #Unboxing

The 3B Box, standing for Beauty Beyond Borders, is a monthly subscription box featuring "must have" Asian beauty items that may not be readily available to you in your area. I had previously received The 3B Box when they first released in December 2014 into July 2015, then took a break from all my subscription boxes. The 3B Box is based in the US and ships for just $15 a month, with a stand alone shop to buy full size items as well.

The 3B Box: July 2015 Unboxing & Review #the3bbox

For those of you who are just joining my blog, The 3B Box is a monthly subscription service (started in December of 2014) providing the must-have Asian beauty products to those who may not have their readily available for purchase for just $12 a month! 3B is based in the United States, and currently only ships within the States, but they are working on branching outwards internationally, so keep an eye on their Facebook page for updates! I have more details about this subscription and how to sign up in my first review of 3B.

This month when the shipping email came out, they noted that all the products this month would be from SkinFood. While SkinFood will always hold a special place in my heart for being one of the first k-beauty brands I was ever introduced to, I've found over the past year that their products aren't as natural as they lead on to be, and my skin doesn't play well with a lot of the ingredients they use.
Let's take a look at the July 3B Box...

The info card.

Black Bean Eyeliner Pencil:

I appreciate 3B spacing out their inclusion of eyeliners (the last one was in their very first box) but eyeliners are 10 a penny in my book. If you're going to throw one in, it better be special. This appears to be a typical pencil liner,  and black is not a color I am short of. The average retail value for this item appears to be around $2.

Rice Wash-Off Mask:

I'm actually a big fan of the Black Sugar Wash-Off Mask from SkinFood, and this is another that I wanted to try, until I discovered that I was allergic to topical applications of alcohol as well. I've heard this mask offers a nice gentle exfoliation, but unfortunately I cannot use it. The retail value of this item ranges from $5 to $15 (the highest being at Memebox US) depending on where you are purchasing from, but the average seems to be around $6.

You can view the CosDNA analysis of ingredients here. 

Fresh Apple Sparkling Pore Toner:

I've grown accustomed to toners containing alcohol, so it was no suprise to me that I couldn't use this sample either. The retail value, if I had to guess, would be around $1 for this item. There's maybe two uses in here. 

You can view the CosDNA analysis of ingredients here. 

Fresh Apple Sparkling Pore Emulsion:

I couldn't find much info about this, but it seems to contain alcohol as well. Guesstimated retail value is also around $1. 

I've expressed the past couple months how I feel about only receiving 4 samples for $12. Yeah, two items this month are full size, but the value of this subscription just isn't there. This month barely hit the mark at $12, and there's only one item that I can actually use, but don't need. This is the 8th month that 3B has been in business, and unfortunately I feel like they've slowly been going downhill since they're third month. When I joined this subscription I was hoping to discover new brands and new products - but that hasn't really happened for me. There are a couple products I've really enjoyed, but they're nothing really new to me. Maybe I'm too overly seasoned with the past year I spent with Memebox, but even they aren't anything like what they used to be. 

For those new to Asian beauty and wanting to experiment with new products that you've never seen or heard of before - yes, I do recommend The 3B Box. But for those of you like me, who are pretty familiar with Asian beauty products and already use them on a regular basis, I would recommend a polite pass.

This is my last month of 3B, as I have now cancelled my subscription.

The 3B Box | June 2015 Unboxing & Review #the3bbox

For those of you who are just joining my blog, The 3B Box is a monthly subscription service (started in December of 2014) providing the must-have Asian beauty products to those who may not have their readily available for purchase for just $12 a month! 3B is based in the United States, and currently only ships within the States, but they are working on branching outwards internationally, so keep an eye on their Facebook page for updates! I have more details about this subscription and how to sign up in my first review of 3B.

Let's take a look at the June 3B Box...

The info card.

SkinFood Argan Oil Shampoo

This shampoo is supposed to make dry and damaged hair more healthy with argan oil. It moisturizes without weighing hair down or making it greasy. I personally have very oily hair already, so I didn't actually use this.

Etude House Precious Mineral BB Cream

Etude House has a great reputation for its bb creams (or blemish balms). They provide light, natural, dewy coverage while healing your skin and providing light moisturization. I enjoyed this bb cream, but found it a bit too light for my summer skin and a little too hydrating for my oiliness. 

It's Skin Mangowhite Lip & Eye Remover Tissue

 I love receiving larger packets of makeup wipes in subscription boxes =) These had a nice floral scent that wasn't overpowering. They did an ok job at removing most makeup,  I'd consider repurchasing these if I didn't have so many others to go through.  

A'Pieu Finger Blusher

This is a cream blush that gives a natural rosy flush to the cheeks. This was a little too much for my oily skin, and while the color was beautiful, it ended up looking very greasy on my skin. 

I have to say that I'm a bit disappointed to have only received 4 items again in this months bag. Maybe I'm spoiled by larger subscription services like Ipsy, which provide 5 samples & full size items for less. I guess for $12 I hope to find new products each month that are unique. The products this month were nice, but not all were new to me, and even a sheet mask to get an extra product in would have been great this month. Here's to hoping that July really knocks my socks off!

The 3B Box: May 2015 Unboxing & Review

Since it's now June, and my new 3B pouch will be in the mail soon, I thought it'd be a good time to get my May review up for you all to see!

For those of you who are just joining my blog, The 3B Box is a fairly new monthly subscription service (started in December) providing the must-have Asian beauty products to those who may not have their readily available for purchase for just $12 a month! 3B is based in the United States, and currently only ships within the States, but they are working on branching outwards internationally (so keep an eye out on their Facebook page for updates). I have more details about this subscription and how to sign up in my first review of 3B.

Let's take a look at the May 3B Box...

Here's the info card, indicating what each product is and how to use it. As you can see, this is the first month that there is less than 5 products in the pouch. 

SkinFood: False Lashes

These are probably the most beautiful falsies I have ever received. I love the design of them, and that they're not overly long. They make my lashes look more full and thick. They're not over-the-top for me, they're beautiful and I wouldn't mind more!

TonyMoly: Lovely Eyebrow Pencil

I received this eyebrow pencil in the color "black-brown" which is perfect for my black brows, but since mine are also so thick already, pencils just don't work for me. This seems like it would be a really nice pencil though, and if there were variations of the shades sent out, I think a lot of people would have been happy with this product.

Etude House: Baking Powder BB Deep Cleansing Foam

I was disappointed to see another foam cleanser this month. Like I said in my April review; 

"The pH of these types of cleansers are far too high to be beneficial to your skins' natural moisture barrier, and can do much more harm than good. A good pH that helps protect your skins moisture barrier is anywhere between 4.5 and 6.5 - and I've found a range between 4 and 5.5 if you're acne prone to help keep your skin from being a breeding ground for more bacteria."

The ingredients of this cleanser aren't terrible if you're double cleansing, but because of the pH I would not use this on your skin. 

*you can view the full list of ingredients and their analysis on cosdna* thank you moisanom!

TonyMoly: Tangerine Whitening Hand Cream

I received this hand cream in a past Memebox and loved it, so I'm going to copy from what I had wrote about it previously;

"This is a super thick hand cream with the most powerful citrus scent I've ever encountered. And I'm not complaining - I love it! It's super thick, absorbing nicely, and providing lasting moisture to my dry hands. The smell is so uplifting, I can't get enough on slow days where I need a boost of energy. "

I am not an avid user of hand creams, but these are always great. After receiving the peach cream a few months ago, and now the tangerine, I hope 3B continues to send out a fruit-shaped hand cream every few months from now on. 

*you can view the full list of ingredients and their analysis on cosdna* thank you biancardi!

What are your thoughts on the May 3B Box?

Disclaimer: The Glitter Chic blog purchased the product(s) mentioned in this post for the purpose of review and evaluation. No monetary compensation was received for this post. The Glitter Chic blog will always provide honest opinions, beliefs or experiences on products reviewed. If you have any questions, please contact me at gothickornchic at gmail dot com. This blog contains affiliate links and I may receive a small commission if you make a purchase using one of those links. The Glitter Chic is not responsible for prize delivery. The disclosure is done in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission 10 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.

The 3B Box: April 2015 Unboxing & Review

Before we get started I just want to point out that I do know it's now the beginning of June. I'm not crazy, just busy lol. I apologize for not getting this up sooner, but life has seriously sucked lately and my blogs have really been neglected because of it.

For those of you who are just joining my blog, The 3B Box is a fairly new monthly subscription service (started in December) providing the must-have Asian beauty products to those who may not have their readily available for purchase for just $12 a month! 3B is based in the United States, and currently only ships within the States, but they are working on branching outwards internationally (so keep an eye out on their Facebook page for updates). I have more details about this subscription and how to sign up in my first review of 3B.

Let's take a look at the April 3B Box...

Benton: Aloe BHA Skin Toner

This is the teeny-tiniest sample of anything in a bottle I have ever seen. It's super cute, but super frustrating when trying to sample a product enough to decide whether it's worth buying the full size of something or not. Despite my current issues with Benton this is the one product of theirs (besides the occasional use of their sheet masks) that I have a hard time not using. It is soothing to my skin - it eliminates redness and swelling from acne - and it provides a bit of light moisturization after washing away all the oils from my face. I do like this product, and think it does have great ingredients, but I do not like the tactics this company uses and feel they are untrustworthy. 

*you can view the full ingredients list and their analysis on cosdna* thank you skinandtonics!

Benton: Aloe Propolis Soothing Gel 

Another super teeny tiny sample, but this time I got three whole uses out of the bottle! This is the only product from the Snail Bee or Aloe lines that I haven't tried to date, so I was really excited to try it out even though I was nervous to try another Benton product. This was basically a rich, moisturizing aloe vera gel. It was pleasantly cooling and refreshing, had no scent, and was soothing after being in the sun. It has a perfect ingredients list, no acne triggers or sensitive skin irritants.

*you can view the full ingredients list and their analysis on cosdna* thank you skinandtonics

TonyMoly: Intense Care Snail Foam Cleanser

I'm normally not a big fan of foaming cleansers. The pH of these types of cleansers are far too high to be beneficial to your skins' natural moisture barrier, and can do much more harm than good. A good pH that helps protect your skins moisture barrier is anywhere between 4.5 and 6.5 - and I've found a range between  4 and 5.5 if you're acne prone to help keep your skin from being a breeding ground for more bacteria. Aside from the pH issues I have with this cleanser, the ingredients list is atrocious - I don't know if I even feel comfortable using this cleanser on my makeup brushes...

*you can view the full ingredients list and their analysis on cosdna* thank you roamaimlessly

SkinFood: Silicon Cleansing Pad 

These are great tools for gentle exfoliation and for cleaning pores. The silicon is soft and gentle and can be used with just about any cleanser. 

Innisfree: Bija Sheet Mask

I know these Innisfree masks are popular, and I hear good things about them. Unfortunately for me they contain alcohol - which I am allergic to - so I cannot use them. 

*you can view the full ingredients list and their analysis on cosdna* thank you biancardi

What are your thoughts on The April 3B Box?

Disclaimer: The Glitter Chic blog purchased the product(s) mentioned in this post for the purpose of review and evaluation. No monetary compensation was received for this post. The Glitter Chic blog will always provide honest opinions, beliefs or experiences on products reviewed. If you have any questions, please contact me at gothickornchic at gmail dot com. This blog contains affiliate links and I may receive a small commission if you make a purchase using one of those links. The Glitter Chic is not responsible for prize delivery. The disclosure is done in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission 10 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.

The 3B Box: March 2015 Unboxing & Review

This is the fourth month of 3B (Beauty Beyond Borders), and will warn you right now - that I am super stoked about this months' bag (hint: we get to try TWO Sulwhasoo products this month!). 3B is a new monthly subscription service providing the must-have Asian beauty products to those who may not have their readily available for purchase for just $12 a month! 3B is based in the United States, and currently only ships within the States, but they are working on branching outwards internationally (so keep an eye out on their Facebook page for updates). I have more details about this subscription and how to sign up in my first review of 3B.

Let's take a look at the March 3B Bag!

1. Sulwhasoo: Essential Balancing Water (5ml sample)

One of our favorite premium skincare products, this gel-like toner will be a luxurious treat for your skin. Developed to deliver deep hydration while immersing your skin in a veil of essential nutrients, restore your skin's optimal pH balance with this cult favorite. 

Spread this toner on palms and gently press into skin until absorbed.

Can I just say how awesome it is to finally be trying a product from Sulwasoo? This brand is raved and yet I can never find a single item to splurge on since the price point is so high. I love that I get to try two of these products in one bag and give myself a taste as to whether I think the brand is worth the splurge. 

This balancing water has a bit of a musky scent to it. Not too overpowering, but if it didn't dissipate after application I could see if causing a migraine for me. The water absorbs quickly, leaving behind no sticky residue, nor any noticeable moisture either. It is slightly cooling to the skin, which is nice after washing, but feels drying if you don't add something soon after.

(Thank you twocatsinjapan for pointing out that this product is full of alcohol!

Thank goodness this was a tiny sample and I did not get much for my face!

According to the cosdna ingredients analysis, it's the second ingredient!)

2. Sulwhasoo: Essential Emulsion (5ml sample)

This moisture-rich emulsion (a light moisturizer) is formulated with Korean medicinal herbs to improve skin's ability to maintain water. Mountain peony prevents dehydration while yai jiu hua extract promotes circulation and improves radiance. 

Apply after Sulwhasoo Essential Balancing Water.

This emulsion also has a light scent, but this one is more fresh smelling with a hint of citrus and spice. I found it extremely difficult to get out of the container and took a lot of tapping on the back of my hand to remove such a tiny amount. I ended up sticking a q-tip into the bottle to pick a tiny amount up and then smoothing that onto my face. It was thicker than I imagined, but still thinner than a traditional moisturizer. It was sticky-feeling while I massaged it into my skin but absorbed completely after about 30 seconds. This one does leave behind a bit of a lingering citrus scent, but it does dissipate after an hour or so. The moisture it leaves behind is very light, even my usually oily skin needed another moisturizer on top.

(Thank you twocatsinjapan for pointing out that this product does contain alcohol!

Thank goodness for small samples, right?

The alcohol is very low on the list, but you can see the cosdna ingredients analysis flags several ingredients in this product as being unsafe for acne-prone and sensitive skin types.)

 3. Holika Holika: Daily Garden Lip & Eye Remover (full size)
Use this Holika Holika lip and eye makeup remover to wipe away heavy waterproof makeup. 
Shake well prior to usage. Dampen a cotton pad with a generous amount of product and press onto eyes or lips for about 15 seconds. Gently remove your makeup using a pressing motion. 
This is the one item this month that I am probably not going to use. I hate using oils on my eyes because they are so sensitive, it really irritates them and takes so long for me to be able to see clearly again. I am comfortable enough with balm cleansers because they don't seem as harsh on my eyes, but this one I am really unsure of. I also noticed alcohol in the ingredients list which I am not only allergic to, but I know for a fact with past experience that this will probably burn my sensitive eyes. Bummer =(

(you can view the cosdna analysis of ingredients here)

 4. Too Cool For School: Pumpkin Sleeping Pack (sample)
This overnight mask contains pumpkin extract, beta carotene, and vitamin A to rejuvenate your skin while you sleep. 
Take this product and apply generously over face (be careful to avoid the eye area). Leave the mask on overnight and wash off in the morning for extra nourished and moisturized skin.
History proves that I don't react the best to products with pumpkin, but I've been dying to try this product for a while now, so I used it anyway. It comes in the most adorable packaging (look at that little pumpkin face!) and is light pink in color. It has a very light perfume scent to it, which was surprising and slightly disappointing as I was really hoping for something pumpkin spice scented. This pack has a very thin consistency that actually absorbs into the skin within a minute of application, even over the rest of your skincare routine. My skin did not have any type of reaction to this overnight, but I also did not notice much difference in the morning, perhaps just a bit more brightness?

(you can view the cosdna ingredients analysis here)

5. Holika Holika: Juicy Shine Lip Balm (full size)
As we head into spring, treat your lips with this rosy tinted balm! The unique formula seals in moisture while delivering a pretty pink gloss to the lips for a natural look. Extra creamy, highly moisturizing, with a sheer raspberry finish.
I think this is my favorite product this month. The packaging for this lip balm is too cute, I just love it! I noticed the cap says "Raspberry" which ended up being super helpful as I tried to place which fruit this smelled like - yes, it really smells like sweet fresh raspberries! This is a nice lip balm that really is super hydrating, it's not sticky, it lasts a while, and provides a nice natural pink tint while offering a bit of glossiness to your lips at the same time. My lips have found a new love.

Do you subscribe to 3B?

Did you enjoy this months bag as much as I did?

If you're new to 3B, head to their website and join their waitlist!

Disclaimer: The Glitter Chic blog purchased the product(s) mentioned in this post for the purpose of review and evaluation. No monetary compensation was received for this post. The Glitter Chic blog will always provide honest opinions, beliefs or experiences on products reviewed. If you have any questions, please contact me at gothickornchic at gmail dot com. This blog contains affiliate links and I may receive a small commission if you make a purchase using one of those links. The Glitter Chic is not responsible for prize delivery. The disclosure is done in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission 10 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.

The 3B Box: February 2015 Unboxing & Review

This is third month of 3B (Beauty Beyond Borders), and I have to say, I am still as thrilled now as I was when they first released their first bag. 3B is a new monthly subscription service providing the must-have Asian beauty products to those who may not have their readily available for purchase for just $12 a month! 3B is based in the United States, and currently only ships within the States, but they are working on branching outwards internationally (so keep an eye out on their Facebook page for updates). I have more details about this subscription and how to sign up in my first review of 3B.

So what arrived in the February 3B bag?

1. Banila Co.: Clean It Zero Cleansing Balm

This is a sherbert balm that you apply to your dry, makeup covered face - then massage in and rinse away. As you massage the balm into your skin it turns into an oil, and when you rinse the oil away with water it turns milky and rinses away cleanly. I should have taken a photo before I started using it, but I completely forgot! I actually love this balm a lot, I feel like it removes my makeup very well (including my mascara and sunscreen) and doesn't cause any acne or irritation. You can view the ingredients on the cosdna analysis here (thank you skinandtonics). If you want to see this balm in action, you can see me use it in my "Get UnReady With Me" video, where I share my current evening skincare routine!

2. Mizon: Snail Repair Eye Cream

 I'm not usually a big fan of eye creams, since they tend to be too rich for my skin and cause milia in my under-eye area. This eye cream has a thick yet absorbant consistency that I feel would work well for me, but it contains alcohol so I cannot use it. You can view the full ingredients list with the cosdna analysis here (thank you skinandtonics).

3.Etude House: Collagen Moistfull Essence

 This is part of the same line we received in the December 2014 3B bag (in which we received the freshener and emulsion). I loved those products, and the small amounts of product we received didn't seem to irritate my skin with the alcohol in the ingredients, so I considered giving this a try. However, I've learned a lot more about my skin in just the past couple months and have decided not to potentially trigger an allergic reaction and will be passing this along with the eye cream as well. You can view the ingredients list with the cosdna analysis here.

4. SkinFood: Oil Control Film Sheets

 These are some brightly colored blue sheets that absorb excess oils when pressed against your skin. The color and texture remind me of the Clean&Clear sheets I used to buy when I was in high school. Those worked well, and so do these, however I don't really need these as my skin has been excessively dry lately. I will keep these in my purse because I know even if I don't need them soon, I'll be able to use them this summer!

5. Laneige: Perfect Pore Cleansing Balm

 This is the second makeup removing cleansing product we received this month, and I'm honestly a bit surprised to see a subscription box think this far ahead - with the idea of giving subscribers the opportunity to try out two different types of oil based cleansers. I personally prefer balm cleansers because they are easier to manipulate and get up to my face without making a mess, but this particular oil does an excellent job removing face makeup, mascara, and sunscreen as well - so I have no complaints! It does have a couple iffy ingredients that could potentially cause acne, but I didn't experience any adverse effects since I washed my face with my regular cleanser immediately afterwards. You can view the ingredients list with the cosdna analysis here.

This was a pretty good month! Not quite as good as last month for me, but the highlight of this months bag would have to be the Banila Co cleansing balm. If 3B included another variety of that balm in a future bag, I wouldn't be disappointed ;-)

You can find more info about The 3B Box , and join their wait-list by visiting their website.

Disclaimer: The Glitter Chic blog purchased the product(s) mentioned in this post for the purpose of review and evaluation. No monetary compensation was received for this post. The Glitter Chic blog will always provide honest opinions, beliefs or experiences on products reviewed. If you have any questions, please contact me at gothickornchic at gmail dot com. This blog contains affiliate links and I may receive a small commission if you make a purchase using one of those links. The Glitter Chic is not responsible for prize delivery. The disclosure is done in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission 10 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.

The 3B Box: January 2015 Unboxing & Review

This is my second month of receiving 3B (Beauty Beyond Borders), and it is also just their second "box" that they've had available. 3B is a new monthly subscription service providing the must-have Asian beauty products to those who may not have their readily available for purchase for just $12 a month! 3B is based in the United States, and currently only ships within the States, but they are working on branching outwards internationally (so keep an eye out on their Facebook page for updates). I have more details about this subscription and how to sign up in my first review of 3B.

By this time, I've actually already received my February 3B bag, but J and I planned a last minute wedding near the end of January (we actually got married on February 2nd) so I was a bit frazzled and I didn't get much done. >_< Sorry guys!

Let's take a look at the January bag, shall we?

1. Heroine Make Volume & Curl Mascara

Enjoy a full-size version of our all-time favorite waterproof Japanese mascara. This mascara does wonders to instantly increase the thickness and length of your lashes.
Expert tip: Remove with an oil-based waterproof eye makeup remover. Hold a cotton pad over lashes for 30 seconds to loosen the mascara and gently wipe off.

I've never said "no" to any mascara. This one sounds amazing - like a miracle for lashes. I'm excited to try this, I am just currently waiting to use up one of the four others I have open before I try out this one. I promise, this one jumped to the front of the line.

2. TonyMoly Peach Hand Cream

You won't believe how good this hand cream smells. A Korean nourishing and moisturizing hand cream enriched with peach and apricot extracts for instantly softer, smoother hands. Massage into skin for better results.

Since discovering Korean beauty products, I've gone from despising the greasiness of Western hand creams, to embracing the rich moisturizing capabilities of the new hand creams I've discovered - like the ones from TonyMoly. This hand cream is thick, rich, soothing to my dry cracked hands, and smells like I'm in fruit heaven.

3. Nature Republic Flower Jelly Drop Gloss

Reminiscent of delicious fruit, this lip gloss is refreshing and beautiful on the lips. Pair on top of your favorite lipstick or wear alone for a natural shine.

I'm not a huge fan of lip gloss. This one looks cute, and the sounds of jelly makes me think this gloss would look really pretty - but I've heard it has a subtle flower scent to it, which I absolutely cannot tolerate on my lips. So this will be passed along.

4. Laneige Firming Sleeping Pack

A Korean staple, the Laneige Firming Sleeping Pack is a supple and resilient mask that restores skin's firmness while you sleep. After cleansing, toning, and moisturizing, gently spread Laneige Firming Sleeping Pack all over your face. Leave product on during the night and wash off in the morning. For best results use 1-2 times per week. 

Score! Laneige makes my favorite sleeping packs - they don't cause me to break out, they're moisturizing, soothing, moisturizing, repairing and actually make my complexion look better the next morning. This pack is a bit more thick and jelly-like than their water sleeping pack, and has a bit more perfume-scent to it, but it feels good on my face and appears to improve my skin, so I'll probably buy the full size.

5. My Beauty Diary Hyaluronic Acid Mask

Suitable for all skin types, this Taiwanese mask is amazing for restoring intense moisture to the skin and sealing it in. After cleansing and toning, place the sheet mask on your face for 20-30 minutes and remove. For best results, use 2-3 times per week. Keep your skin healthy, glowing, and soft with this sheet mask.

My Beauty Diary was new to me when I received this mask. I tried it, and loved how well it fit my face and how the thickness was perfect enough to hold enough essence to keep my face moist but not be so thick that it didn't adhere to my skin properly. It was intensely moisturizing, but it was a good healthy dose of moisturization that even my oily skin was able to appreciate. This mask opened up a whole new world for me, and I ended up purchasing six other boxes (yes, boxes of 10 masks each...) of MBD masks that I've been enjoying every other night.

This was a fun bag! I've been able to use (and will use) four out of the five products in this bag, and for $12 that is a steal! You can find more info about The 3B Box , and join their wait-list by visiting their website.



Disclaimer: The Glitter Chic blog purchased/received the product(s) mentioned in this post for the purpose of review and evaluation. No monetary compensation was received for this post. The Glitter Chic blog will always provide honest opinions, beliefs or experiences on products reviewed. If you have any questions, please contact me at gothickornchic at gmail dot com. This blog contains affiliate links. The Glitter Chic is not responsible for prize delivery. The disclosure is done in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission 10 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.