It’s that time of the month again when we get to dive into the Allure Beauty Box! The June 2024 curation is all about summer beauty upgrades, featuring editor’s picks that promise to elevate your routine. Whether you’re looking to perfect your summer glow, nourish your skin, or try out the latest makeup trends, this box has got us covered. Let’s unbox the goodies and see what treasures await us inside!
Check out the full spoilers for the June 2024 Allure Beauty Box here, in case you want to know all of the possible variations.
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FYI: If you sign up via Amazon you do not get a new member gift or access to the exclusive member store.
Formulated for dry, dull locks, the Christophe Robin Brume Hydrating Leave-In Mist ($39) is a hair savior for summer. This mist promises to hydrate and detangle, leaving your hair looking healthier and more vibrant. It’s enriched with aloe vera and flaxseed, both renowned for their nourishing properties. As someone who loves a low-maintenance routine, I find this product incredibly useful for refreshing my look between washes. Just a spritz or two, and I’m ready to go!
Summer means bikini season, and we all know the struggles of dealing with ingrown hairs around the bikini line. The Fazit Ingrown Hair Biniki Patch ($1.66) is designed specifically to tackle this issue. It helps brighten and exfoliate the skin, reducing the appearance of ingrown hairs and any hyperpigmentation that comes along with them. Using the patch is super easy. Simply cleanse and dry the area thoroughly before application, then stick the patch on and leave it for 6-8 hours. It’s a handy item to have in your beauty arsenal, especially during swimsuit season.
Now, onto skincare! If you’re on the hunt for the perfect moisturizer that packs a punch without feeling heavy on your skin, Belif The True Cream Aqua Bomb ($17.86) might just be your new favorite. This stuff has earned its spot as a cult favorite for a reason. Formulated with hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, and Belif’s signature Napiers formulas, it’s like a tall glass of water for your face. And the best part? It’s super lightweight and absorbs lightning-fast, so you can say goodbye to that greasy feeling some moisturizers leave behind. It’s perfect for layering under makeup or using as a part of my nighttime routine.
The Face Reality Barrier Balance Creamy Cleanser ($35) is ideal for those with acne-prone skin, especially during the summer months when the heat can cause more breakouts. This gentle, creamy cleanser is perfect for keeping your skin clean and soothed without stripping it of its natural oils. It’s hydrating and supports the skin’s microbiome, which is so important for maintaining a healthy complexion. The key ingredients include an amino-acid cleansing agent and prebiotics, both of which work together to cleanse and nourish the skin. It’s a great first step in my summer skincare routine, ensuring my skin stays clear and calm.
When the heat is relentless, a burst of hydration can feel like a lifesaver. That’s why I’m loving the Earth Harbor Tidal Rose Seaweed Hydration Mist ($16). Not only does it cool and refresh my skin, but it also delivers a much-needed dose of moisture thanks to its blend of seaweed, rose quartz rosewater, and white tea extract. I love the subtle scent of rose and how it instantly revives my complexion. Plus, it restores the skin’s pH balance, which is essential for keeping breakouts at bay during sweaty summer days. It’s recommended to give it a good shake to activate the ingredients before spritzing it onto your face. Then, gently rub it in for maximum absorption. It’s the perfect pick-me-up throughout the day. It even doubles as a makeup setter, so my look stays fresh and flawless all day long.
Even in the hottest weather, a good mascara is a must-have. The Floss Rise Above Lengthening Mascara ($22) features a sleek silicone applicator that makes it easy to apply with precision, ensuring each lash is coated evenly from root to tip. This mascara lengthens without clumping, thanks to its lightweight, buildable formula. It achieves the perfect amount of length without creating spider lashes and is easy to remove at the end of the day with just a few swipes of makeup remover.
The June 2024 Allure Beauty Box is a great curation of products that cater perfectly to summer beauty needs. From skincare that hydrates and soothes to makeup that enhances your everyday looks, each item feels thoughtfully chosen. I loved how the products addressed common summer concerns like dryness, frizz, and ingrown hairs, making my routine feel fresh. While I appreciated the variety and quality, it would be nice to see even more diversity in product types, perhaps including some SPF or after-sun care items. Overall, though, I’m quite pleased with this month’s picks and I’ve already integrated several into my daily routine. This box has me feeling prepared and excited for the sunny days ahead!.
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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