Glossybox Japan November 2014

Here are the contains of my November 2014 box, enjoy!!

Yay! Some more shampoo and conditioner samples. These are annoying for me since I only wash my hair once or twice a week, so in addition to what I already own these samples just pile up. These are from the brand Noz Beashow and consist of three different types, red-moisture, blue-scalp care and white-silky hair. I received two of each type and have used a blue and white one while traveling. I didn't think they were anything special. The full size shampoos and conditioners are 972 yen ($8.16)a piece.

Next is Embryolisse's Lait-Creme Concentre. I've gotten a sample of this a while ago in a birchbox when I lived back at home, and it's incredibly moisturizing. A bit more moisturizing than I actually need though, as I have combo oily skin, The full size retails here for 1500 yen ($12.59) for the 30ml.

Next is the full size product of this box, Beaute de Sac's body bath oil. This is an oil that you can use either in your bath or as a massage oil. I've used this in my bath and it makes my skin feel very nice. The scent is very light so the bath won't be heavily fragranced. This product costs 4,900 yen ($41.13).

This is how it came packaged, super cute. 

Next is a 2 ounce bottle of Dr. Bronners Castile Soap in the citrus orange scent. I actually brought a four ounce bottle of the tea tree scent from the US with me to Japan since I like to use it to clean my brushes. So I already know I like this product, but I wish I got the rose scent though, oh well. I haven't tried it for any other purpose though so I can't vouch for it as a shampoo or anything like that. The 8 ounce bottle is 1100 yen ($9.23).

Lastly is a product that I used up. This is the yoga bath bath salts and herbs, I received the yellow version which is marigold scented. This was a little strange in that it was in a giant tea bag style pouch. It turned the water bright yellow and smelled wonderful though, which is all I ask for in bath products. I don't understand why its called yoga, I really don't. The price for one satchel is 180 yen ($1.50).