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Jini Beauty Subscription Box Review – July 2016

Nancy Su
ByNancy SuJul 25, 2016 | 2 comments

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Jini Beauty is a Korean beauty subscription service that delivers skincare and beauty products specially curated to your skin type. You can choose between Dry/Mature, Normal/Combination, Oily/Acne, and Sensitive/Troubled skin types and you can switch skin types at any time. Boxes ship around the 15th of each month.

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I received the Oily/Acne box.

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The Subscription Box: Jini Beauty

The Cost: $24.95 per month + free US shipping (discounts on longer commitments)

The Products: 1-2 full size and 3-5 deluxe size Korean skincare/beauty products

Ships to: USA only

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Each box comes with an info card that details this month's selection.

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Elizavecca Milky Piggy Carbonated Bubble Clay Mask - $14 (on sale at Memebox for $10.54)

I first received this clay mask in the April PinkSeoul Mask Box and thought it was hilarious. The mask has an interesting pudding texture. After applying it to my face, the clay starts bubbling up a storm and really doesn't stop until I wash it off. It's a fun mask to play with and it gets me decent effects. You can check said PinkSeoul review to see the foaming in action.

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Benton Honest Cleansing Foam sample - $1?

I've received samples of this cleanser before and think it's a good product. It doesn't smell like much and leaves my face feeling clean.

Missha Oil Control Film - $5

Blotting papers are great for mid-day touch ups, though I keep misplacing all the ones I own. I'm happy to get a new pack! This one is made of blue plastic-feeling blotting papers that help absorb excess oil from your face. There are 50 sheets total.

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A closer look at the Missha Oil Control Film blotting papers.

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SNP Charcoal Mineral Black Ampoule Mask - $2.13

I really like this line of SNP masks, especially the charcoal one! It's a black sheet mask soaked in watery essence and contains mineral water and charcoal powder to clear skin, tighten pores, and provide a cooling effect. The mask fits my face very well and does not leave the skin feeling tacky afterwards. My one small complaint is the strong fragrance.

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Etude House Missing U Hand Cream - $5.90

Subscribers receive Panda (peach) or Pink Dolphin (peony). I'm pleased to receive the Panda since I love peach scents. I learned that this cream is part of the Missing U project to raise awareness and protect endangered animals, which I thought was cool. The cream is lightweight and absorbs quickly into my skin, leaving a smooth finish.

Verdict: I really liked the products this month and think they're perfectly curated for oily and acne-prone skin and for summer months. However, I calculated the retail value to be $28.03, which is only slightly above the cost of subscription. With sale prices, it's worth even less. As much as I enjoyed the products I think the value can definitely be higher.

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Nancy Su
Nancy Su
Nancy began her subscription box adventure in 2014 and never looked back. She loves Asian beauty and is constantly in search of skincare holy grails. She hoards lipsticks. Her favorites are beauty, lifestyle, and jewelry subscriptions.

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2 comments

Ragan

I bought that bubble mask from Beauteque but I haven’t used it yet.

I am thinking about picking up another K-beauty subscription to replace some of the beauty boxes I’ve canceled, but there are a lot to choose from, and more every day, it seems.

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Luna

At my last count, I believe there are nine K-Beauty boxes out there! I agree it’s a hard decision when choosing which one to subscribe to. In my opinion, they’re all pretty fun, and what’s nice is they all provide different products (for the most part). I have been subscribed to five of the K-Beauty boxes currently out there, and surprisingly it’s been extremely rare when I’ve received duplicate products. And, for those that I’m not subscribed to, per the reviews, they don’t seem to duplicate hardly ever to those that I am subscribed to.

Even though I’m on a no-buy sub for the rest of the year, I have been keeping tabs on all of the beauty boxes out there so I know my options. And, I’ll be re-subscribing next year, but limiting myself to one box/category (i.e. K-Beauty, general beauty, natural/vegan, WOC, hair, etc.). Since I’ve already subscribed to virtually all of them, and have loved them all, I’m going to leave it up to fate, and I have put in a random generator formula into my spreadsheet. Once January rolls around, I’ll see what it has to say. 🙂

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