Allure Beauty Box is a monthly subscription that delivers a curated selection of beauty must-haves straight to your doorstep. For December 2023, the lineup is a savior for your winter beauty routine, tackling the challenges of dry skin and hair. Packed with nourishing moisturizers, rejuvenating masks, and a touch of radiant highlighter, this edition promises to be your go-to for a season of self-care. The best part? The Allure Beauty Box editors have personally chosen each gem, ensuring you unwrap a box filled with winter essentials tailored just for you. Let the beauty adventures begin!
Check out the full spoilers for the December 2023 Allure Beauty Box here, in case you want to know all of the possible variations. ICYMI, Allure Beauty Box has announced that they’re increasing their subscription price by April 1, 2023 due to rising global product and shipping costs. The price will increase by $2, making it $25 per month.
DEAL: Currently new members will get a FREE Fenty Beauty Cheeks Out Cream Blush ($24 value) with their first box! Plus, get $10 off your first monthly box, $15 off on your first quarterly box, OR $35 off on annual subscription! Just use this link to subscribe, and use the coupon code SAVEMORE at checkout. Also works on gift subscription! Be sure to scroll down here and check that this offer is still available.
FYI: If you sign up via Amazon you do not get a new member gift or access to the exclusive member store.
The Heritage Store Rosewater & Glycerin Hydrating Facial Mist ($8.49) brings a touch of luxury to my skincare routine with its damask rose infusion. It’s like a quick burst of hydration and refreshment for my face, perfect for combatting the winter dryness. With glycerin in the mix, it’s tailored for dry and combination skin types, making me feel like I’ve just stepped out of a spa. Plus, it’s a handy trick to set my makeup, giving that extra glow.
Pairing perfectly with that is the PIXI +Rose Radiance Perfector ($18). This sheer rosy face lotion is a gem that adds a hint of highlight to my complexion. It effortlessly brightens and corrects, blurring out imperfections without being too over-the-top. I love dabbing it on my cheekbones, brow bones, and cupid’s bow for that natural radiance.
Winter calls for some serious self-care, and the Aquaphor Repairing Hand Masks are a welcome addition to my routine. Designed for rough, dry hands, these hand moisturizing gloves offer intensive hydration. They are super easy to use, making my self-care moments hassle-free. Fragrance-free, they bring a sense of simplicity to the process, creating a quiet moment of relaxation. Infused with a blend of avocado oil and shea butter, the formula promises a soothing experience for my tired hands.
Pairing up with this, the Maria Nila Head & Hair Heal Booster Mask ($9.90) provides a holistic winter treat. Enriched with aloe vera and vitamin E, it not only soothes the scalp but also leaves my hair feeling soft and lustrous. It’s a versatile gem, serving as a substitute for both a hair mask and conditioner. The soft floral scent adds a touch of elegance to the experience, making it a delightful addition to my winter beauty regimen. These masks may just be what my skin and hair need during the chilly season, but only time will tell if they become my winter beauty heroes.
The Elemis Pro-Collagen Marine Cream ($138) is undoubtedly the star of the box, not just because it holds the highest value but also because of its anti-aging promises. The cream features a blend of anti-inflammatory mimosa and calming rose, creating a sensory delight with every application. Notably, it contains Padina Pavonica, a brown algae found on the Mediterranean coast, which adds an intriguing touch to its composition. Its lightweight texture leaves my skin feeling refreshed, but only time will tell if it lives up to its anti-aging claims.
Moving on to the Bleau Glacial Oceanic Clay Mask ($29), this deep-cleansing wonder is a refreshing addition to my skincare regimen. The natural Canadian glacial oceanic clay promises to detoxify, hydrate, and repair, offering a comprehensive treatment for my skin. With the added goodness of coconut oil, it’s easy to smear and absorbs well, making the masking experience hassle-free. While the claims are intriguing, my skin will ultimately be the judge of its effectiveness. Here’s to hoping these additions to my beauty routine become winter essentials!
Completing the lineup in the Allure Beauty Box is the Billie Razor Starter Kit in Cool Blue ($10). The razor boasts 5 super sharp blades, expertly wrapped in a comfy aloe moisturizer. Its curve-hugging pivoting head ensures a smooth and precise shave. The kit itself is thoughtfully curated, containing a razor handle, 2 blades, and a magnetic holder for convenient storage.
The December Allure Beauty Box has been a delightful journey into winter skincare and beauty essentials. The curation offers a well-rounded mix of products catering to various needs, from hydrating masks to anti-aging moisturizers and a sleek razor kit. The thoughtfully selected items make it clear that the editors had the winter season in mind, addressing common concerns like dry skin and hair. While the variety is commendable, a tad more diversity in product types could elevate the experience even further. Overall, this month’s box has introduced me to some promising additions to my beauty routine, and I’m eager to see how they perform in the long run.
Allure Beauty Box is a monthly beauty subscription service that sends 6 or more beauty products (at least 3 of those will be full-sized) with a retail value of at least $100+ and is curated by the editors of Allure Magazine, who choose and test the products themselves. Allure Beauty Box is $25 a month or sign-up for a year, and the price is closer to $21 a month. There are sometimes sponsored products in the box, and you’ll be eligible for special discounts on Allure editors’ favorite luxury products and limited-edition boxes. Allure’s beauty subscription box is included in our list of the best skincare subscription boxes!
If you are a new subscriber, then your products may be slightly different, but continuing subscribers should not receive the same product twice.
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