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Subscription Box Unboxing - FabFitFun Spring 2017

I am a huge sucker for subscription boxes and just recently finally signed up for FabFitFun in April.

What is it?
FabFitFun is a seasonal lifestyle, wellness, fitness and fashion subscription box. 4x a year you will be sent a seasonal box. Each box is limited edition and contains $200+ (US) in retail value. Boxes are shipped in March, June, September, and December.

What is included?
All of the boxes contain 7-10 full sized items worth $200+,  Members are able to choose add-ons from some of the most-loved products from past boxes and some new things that can be included with your box order (discounted up to 70% off!). You have to be a FabFitFun member in order to select add-ons, and they are only available for a limited time prior to billing.

As an annual subscriber you will have the opportunity to customize your FabFitFun box before it ships. You will be able to personalize certain items in the box such as what color of a certain item you'd like to receive based on the options that season.

Annual Members also enjoy early shipping. This means boxes are shipped within 7-10 business days of the start of the priority shipping window.

How much is it?
Seasonal subscriptions are $49.99/month and annual subscriptions are $179.99/year. Shipping to Canada is $8 (all prices are in US)


While I thought my first box would be the Summer 2017 box, I received the Spring 2017 box - C'est la vie




Included in my box were the following:

Gypsy 05 Roundie - retail $50



Dr. Brandt Microdermabrasion Age Defying Exfoliator - retail $79


Deborah Lippman Nail Polish Set - retail $19


Briogeo Rosarco Milk Reparative Leave in Conditioner - retail $20


Realher Lip Kit in Deep Red - retail $48


Karuna Hydrating Face Mask - retail $28



Emerald Duv "Joshua Tree" Cage Bracelet - retail $80


Milly Zip Pouch - retail $45

Total retail cost of all items in the box: $369


Would I recommend the FabFitFun box?
Yes but I would love to see what customization options are available the annual membership.  I have a feeling that would make the box more desirable. The FabFitFun box is a very unique subscription box. I'm not sure I'll use all of the items in the box but even with the ones I will use, I think it's a good value.

My Rating on initial unboxing:  3.5 of 5

To sign up for the FabFitFun box, click here 




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