No Make No Life is a Japanese and Korean monthly beauty subscription box. The subscription box is sent with a few make-up and beauty-related products and comes with a small magazine that contains information on the items in the box, tips, horoscopes, and contests. This is my fourth No Make No Life beauty box. May's box is the "Natural Beauty" box, and the products in this box will help subscribers embrace their natural beauty. Read below to see what I received in this month's No Make No Life box.
Canmake lip tint jam in 'No.4 Espresso Jam': This is a Japanese brand of lip tint that is a jam-like texture and offers semi-matte finish. This product can be used on top of a lipstick or on its own and has a brown-orange colour. The colour can be intensified by adding additional layers.
Etude House Oh My Lash Mascara in 'Volume': Subscribers will receive either the volume or the curling product to enhance their natural lashes. This is a very dark mascara from the Korean beauty brand Etude.
Speed Off Brush Cleaning Sheets: Cleaning make-up brushes is often neglected, so this month, we receive a box of sheets to help us keep brushes clean. The sheets contain electrolyzed water to remove foundation, oils and dirts from make-up brushes.
Fiancee Fragrance Body Sheets in 'pink grapefruit': These fragranced sheets smell like grapefruit and have a cooling effect, which is perfect for using in the summer. They help skin stay fresh and moisturised while out and on the go.
Japanese bath powder (daruma doll): Subscribers could receive cat, dog, or daruma doll (a Japanese male doll face) design for the bath powder. Bath powder is meant to bring good luck, and it is great for skin too. The daruma doll contains snake gourd plant extract; the cat contains orange oils, and the dog contains chrymanthesum extract.
Berrisom horror mask in 'skull black rice': Subscribers will receive the skull mask, which contains rice extract to moisturise skin and improve elasticity or the green tea pierrot mask to moisturise and prevent wrinkles. The mask would be perfect for horror film night.
Patting Panda tool: This is a plastic wand-shaped plastic panda. Japanese and Korean women prefer to pat lotions on skin until it is absorbed instead of rubbing it in the skin. This tool helps to pat any lotion into the skin. A cotton pad soaked in the lotion should be attached to the panda, and the user should pat for thirty times.
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