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Free premium samples in India:SMYTTEN REVIEW JANUARY 2017

Hello.
Its already pretty hot here in Kanpur,even in March.How's the weather at your end? Let me know in the comments.
After reading about so many bloggers and Vloggers rave about it,I finally decided to try Smytten Box.Their concept is  Try,buy and Try again.So you regain free trials after you purchase something from their store where you'll be spoiled for choice.

You need to request an invite ,which you can do here.Just log in using Facebook account.
https://www.smytten.com/

It was hard choosing just three products out of its amazing assortment,and after much deliberation I zeroed in on three things:
1-Raw Rituals Coffee Body Body Scrub.
2-Raw Rituals Green Tea and dead sea salt scrub
3-All Good scents perfume sample















I Placed my order in Jan 2017 and It was delivered in a week.Given my location,it was quick delivery.It was initially free but now they charge a shipping fee of Rs 75/-.
The packaging was amazing,and the package smelled really nice.It truly had the feel of luxury boxes.
Yes,we girls love cute packaging.!


PRODUCTS
Coming to products,I have used Green Tea scrub on my face after mixing it with Patanjali Facewash,and I used less than a pinch! If you use it for body,I think it will easily last two uses.The perfume vial was used while travelling and as All Good Scents fragrances ,it lasted all day long,I liked middle and low notes of it as well.
Take a look at the images for better idea.
Hope you enjoyed this post.Comment for any more details.
Go ahead,Give it a try!

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Location: Kalyanpur, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh 208016, India

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