Hey everybody,
I am sure you know or at least must have heard of the Fab Bag and the unique subscription service they offer. After resisting for a really long time, I finally took the plunge and today I bring to you my first ever Fab Bag review! J
The April Fab had a Nine to Nine theme which means it had products that you would come of use all day long. I must say I was really excited to see what my Fab Bag would contain. I dutifully filled up all my details and kept my fingers crossed for the Fab Bag to arrive soon. And it did! Have a look at my zebra print Fab Bag!
This is what my April Fab Bag contained
Denman Hair Brush – Rs 475/-
Malawara Shower Gel – Rs 300/- for 60 ml.
Malawara Body Lotion – Rs 390/- for 60 ml.
Iraya Anti Acne Gel – Rs 325/- for 50g.
City Color Blush Quad – Rs 500.
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I must say I struck absolute gold with my first Fab Bag! I loved all the products it contained and I was absolutely delighted with the fact that the products matched what I had filled up in the questionnaire.
The Denman Hair Brush is absolutely amazing and it was something I desperately needed to tame my wild locks. I am going to slip it in my bag right away. I liked the fact that it was packed carefully because it wouldn’t fit in the Fab Bag.
The Malwara combination of Shower Gel and Body Lotion smells absolutely divine. It is refreshing and absolutely apt for the sticky summers of Mumbai. The lotion has citrus notes and I have already started using it!
While I don’t have acne prone skin, in the summers my skin tends to act out a little. So I am glad to receive the Iraya Anti Acne Gel. I will let you know how it worked out for me.
As for the quad, I love the shades. They are absolutely perfect for the summer when I like to go for light subdued pinks and peaches.
For me, the April Fab Bag was absolutely Fabulous (I know this sounds corny, but it is true. Promise!) At Rs. 599, it is worth every rupee you spend on it and I am looking forward to what the team has in store for us for May.
We remember the day seven years back when were travelling in a Mumbai local trying hard to come up with a name for our blog when struck us; Khushboo was always called a Jack of all Trades. The name stuck (with a slight modification, of course) and Munni was born.
Six years, over 100 collaborations, lakhs of readers and several awards later; our love for blogging continues to grow. We continue to write on an eclectic range of topics from the funniest autorickshaw signs that we have spotted in Mumbai to how to bathe an elephant. We are true blue Munni of all Trades and we hope to continue on this joyride with our fellow Munnis and Munnas.
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