Petit Vour is a monthly vegan beauty subscription box that sends luxurious, non-toxic, vegan beauty products. Petit Vour has two levels to choose from: the Beauty Box is $18 a month for 4-5 cruelty-free and non-toxic beauty products, mostly deluxe sample sized but with the occasional full-sized item; the Plus Beauty Box is $25 a month for 5-7 products. Each box will have a value of $50+ ($100+ for the Plus). Petit Vour has around 30 ingredients that they pledge NOT to put in boxes and of course, each item must be vegan and cruelty-free. You can find that list of banned ingredients here.
The Petit Vour Beauty Box is made for the beauty devotee whose lifestyle leans toward compassion.
Each month we’ll share the best in plant-based beauty, culled from beauty’s kindest. Inside you’ll find generously-sized products (personalized to your beauty profile) for you to apply, blend, buff, lather, soak, and spray.
DEAL: Save 25% on your first box with coupon code FIRSTBOX!
I am reviewing the original Beauty Box!
The items were packed in white paper squiggles.
Petit Vour sent a product information card and I love the sweet little bees and flowers.
The inside of the card listed each item, some info about the item, and the value.
The back of the card gave info on how to earn reward points, plus if you share a photo of your box on social media your picture may be featured!
Two of the items were in their original boxes.
Everything in my box! Petit Vour is one of my favorite monthly boxes and I couldn’t wait to try my new goodies!
Mo Mi Styling Jelly ($22) I have a hard time finding good products for my super-fine, stick straight hair. This stuff worked very well for me!
It has aloe juice, guar gum, apple cider vinegar, and even “gem essence of rose quartz”. It had a smell that I liked but that wasn’t strong and faded quickly. I used one pump, distributed it through my damp hair, and then blew it dry. It gave me some much needed volume without weighing down my hair or leaving it sticky.
Pacifica Coconut Water Micellar Cleansing Tonic ($3) I use a micellar water to remove my eye makeup but this one said to avoid eyes so I just used it on my face.
You are supposed to squirt some on a cotton pad but it didn’t come out easily so you may have to take off the lid. I used it on my face and even though you are supposed to be able to skip rinsing, I felt like I needed to use a second cleanser to get it all off. It had a coconut floral fragrance and I think I will stick to my usual micellar water, which is scent-free and doesn’t irritate my eyes.
Inkling Scents Roll-On Perfume in Sultry ($15) Although I dislike fragrance in my skincare, I love to use perfume on my body!
Sultry has notes of sandalwood, amber, orchid, and vanilla. It is supposed to smell “provocative, but clean – like naked skin”. I think it smells warm and is a musky floral scent. It also lasts longer than most roll-on perfumes that I’ve tried. It must be due to the oil base, since an alcohol base tends to evaporate quickly. If you like this brand then you can sign up to receive their monthly subscription!
Alima Pure Natural Definition Eye Pencil in Ink ($18) I am old-school when it comes to eyeliner and I always prefer a pencil liner, like this one!
Ingredients were listed on the box.
The shade Ink is described as “carbon black”.
It goes on smoothly and doesn’t pull. I got a smokey/smudgy look, which is fine for my needs but if you want something more precise then you may have to keep looking. It did stay on all day.
I really enjoyed the products I got in my March Petit Vour Beauty Box! The scent was one that I enjoyed, the hair product worked really well for my fine hair, and the eyeliner was also a winner in my book. The micellar cleanser was the only item that was just so-so for me, but others may love it! The value for my March box was around $58!
What did you think of the February Petit Vour? I’d love to hear your thoughts on this box in the comments!
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