Disclosure: I purchased this box at a discount during the Black Friday Sale. The post contains a referral link.
I love natural and vegan beauty products. I’ve been eyeing up LaRitzy and decided to purchase the box during the Black Friday Sale.
Subscription: LaRitzy
Cost: Full-Size – $24.99/monthly, $69.99/3 months, $239.99/12 months: Mini Box – 14.99/monthly
What to Expect: Cruelty-Free and Vegan Beauty Products
Coupon: Use Code HOLIDAY5 to save $5.00 on your first full-size box making it only 19.99. Use code MINHOLIDAY to receive your first MiniBox for $9.99.
I am curious about what is in my first LaRitzy Box!
LaRitzy provides an information card detailing about each product in the box. Prices are included for our value conscious friends.
Trust Fund Beauty Nail Polish – Boy Tears: I love Trust Fund Beauty Nail Polish Names. The nail polish is a 7-free glitter top coat. I did not know that Trust Fund Beauty offers a monthly subscription box. I am giving this to my sister because she wants glittery nails.
Have you seen glitter in boy tears?
Studio Aroma Nail Cuticle Oil: Perfect timing. I am getting low on cuticle oil. I tried it out a few minutes ago. It has a lemon scent. It’s full of good oils including jojoba oil and Moroccan Argan oil.
A wonderful item to compliment the nail polish.
MOTD Cosmetics Eye Catching Crease: MOTD Cosmetics label their brushes with fun names for people like me that look at them and have no clue which brush to use. I did know it was not a blush brush. The vegan brush can be use to apply, blend, and smooth eyeshadow.
Finally, a brush line that I can understand.
The Original Konjac Puff Sponge: The link has great information on how to use and care for your sponge. It cleans the skin and is safe for sensitive skin. I noticed there was a sponge for your dog.
Sorry kitties, no sponge for you.
GlamNatural Mascara – Brown: You can see the brown mascara on the tip of the brush. It gives you the wide eye look. It is vegan and paraben-free. It meets the standards of the BodySafe Promise.
The hearing, “Mom, I have something to tell you, ” provides the same results.
GlamNatural Cream Blush – After Hours: I linked to Birchbox to show that even though this is a new to me brand, Birchbox already knows about it. The blush is highly concentrated and has shea butter base. After Hours is a deep plum shade. I am curious about it and will apply it very lightly.
Yes, I am voluntarily trying out a blush.
Bodisafe Beauty Night Cream: The ingredient list is simple. The cream is gluten-free, vegan, and free of many ingredients that natural beauty enthusiasts are trying to avoid. Click on the link to read all the ingredients it does not contain!
I am going to give it my sister to try being it is gluten-free.
The owner of LaRitzy has three doggies. No kitty pictures in this post. Bella is a mini rat terrier. She is slightly larger than our male cats.
Verdict: LaRitzy provided items that go together. The cuticle oil and the nail polish is a great combination that is not normally seen in subscription boxes together. Same with the mascara and eye shadow brush. The bonus samples are a nice touch. Konjac Sponges are always welcomed. I’m interested to see where this box goes in the future.
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What do you think of the December LaRitzy box? Did you order the box during the Black Friday Special? Share below and anything else on your mind!
I like this review.
I see why you posted a picture of Bella since dogs not cats are apparently sponge-worthy.
My cuticles are parched.
*goes to look for one of her cuticle oils*
Did you find one?
Yes! They are not all grouped like an army but secretly squirreled by a momma Pnut or rediscovered and the re-squirreled by her Pnut people.
I am glad you reviewed this box! I have been eyeing it for awhile but I would have to give up Goodebox so I have been debating.
It’s a hard call!
I ordered this box on Black Friday also and it arrived yesterday – I love it! I was going to cancel after the discounted box but I think I’m going to try one more. 😉
My brush is different – I got a smudge brush which I’m super happy with because I’ve never had one.
I’ve never used cuticle oil but I think I maybe have pretty good cuticles naturally, is that possible? What benefit do you all get from using it?
Generally speaking, I am going to guess that you do not mess with them or just push them back. Of so, congratulations you got succulent cuticles! If you are like me I trim them and they get all pissy and then they get all dry and non-succulent which is where the cuticle treatments comes in. I think there is a proper way to trim but I have not figured it out and would feel weird watching YouTube tutorials….
My cuticles are shivering in horror by what Pnut wrote. I have no idea if my cuticles are good or bad. I do nothing to them except put cuticle oil on them and the surrounding areas if I have a cuticle oil from a sub box.
I do put it on nails too when I have the type that comes with a brush such as the one in this review. It gives a shine to my nails.
Yay! Glad the smudge brush made it your way!
So glad you love our idea behind labeling our makeup brushes for people (like yourself) who need a little direction on what it does! Eye Catching Crease is a great brush! Thanks for the lovely feedback!
I have been eyeing this sub for months and I’ve tried signing up a few times, but they are having trouble getting the site they use (or something with how transactions are processed) to accept Discover. I don’t want to use my check card because my card info was compromised/stolen once last year. I hope they post on Facebook or something when they get it working, but until then I will enviously read your reviews 😉
LC, thanks for reading. I noticed Cratejoy subscription boxes don’t always accept Discover. It’s my preferred card too.
Maybe I will look into getting a Visa gift card or something just for that purpose, lol.
FYI, I got an email from Goodebox/GoodBeing for a free bonus box with any new gift or regular subscription with code: NEWPLUSONE15 (offer ends 12/31/15). 🙂