Yogi Surprise Limited Edition Spring 2015 Box Review
In addition to their regular monthly subscription, Yogi Surprise occasionally offers a limited edition box. I enjoyed their holiday Limited Edition Box, so I signed up for this Spring Limited Edition box as soon as it was announced.
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The Box: Spring Renewal Box
The Cost: $44.95 with free shipping
The Products: 8 full-size yogi-centric items selected to help you transition into Spring.
Each box comes with an info card detailing the items included.
Balanced Guru Energy Mist Travel Kit – Value $25
I love Balanced Guru’s scents (they use natural and organic ingredients), so this travel kit is perfect for me. It also came with a set of cards detailing the uses for each scent.
House of Good Juju Chakra Balancing Candle – Value $7
This candle smells of cinnamon – I love it. It also has stones embedded in the wax, so I’m curious to see what’s revealed when it burns down.
Botanical Me Namaste Yoga Mat Spray – Value $15
This spray is made without synthetic fragrances, and designed to disinfect as well. I like the scent, and it’s a useful item too.
LaNatura Anti-Stress Therapy Rollerball – Value $13
I was expecting this anti-stress rollerball to feature lavender, but it is a very minty scent. I like it – it’s very refreshing.
Traditional Indian Scarf – Value $15
I’m not sure how I feel about the thread tassels on the ends of this scarf, but I do like how sheer it is – very appropriate for Spring/Summer.
Rebel Kale Chips – Value $4
These are much more dense and filling than other kale chips I’ve tried. They are pretty addictive too! FYI – they have a spicy finish.
Verdict: I thought this was a great box, and I wish the regular Yogi Surprise April box had been more like this box. The value is $79, and I paid $45 – I’m pretty happy with that value. One small thing to mention though – Yogi Surprise advertised this box as including 8 full-size items. Technically this box has 6 items, and the candle isn’t full-size. (Of course the travel kit equals 7 deluxe size samples, so maybe that is the equivalent of more than one full-size item). It’s not a big deal to me, but I still thought it was worth calling out in the verdict.
What do you think of the Spring Limited Edition Yogi Surprise Box?
Written by Liz Cadman
I really liked this box. My scarf was a emerald green and quite beautiful! I decided to use it on my alter rather than wear it.
The candle I really enjoyed and the Travel kit was perfect and I have used them during my meditation.
All and all this box was a win for me.
6 items does not make 8 full size items so a bummer that they didn’t stick to their advertisement of this box. Though I would count the Travel kit as a full size item.
My scarf was pink with pink stripes and silver threads woven in. But the silver threads are only loosely “woven” so a few have already come out. Still, I like it and will figure out a way to use it (it doesn’t go with anything I have now but maybe that is an excuse to shop).
I’m happy with the box and I feel like none of the values are overinflated (like they were with a couple of things from the March and April boxes). Although now I have so much yoga mat spray I don’t know what to do with it all…
The House of Good Juju Chakra Balancing Candle looks awesome. I just had to check them out, all their stuff on etsy looks amazing, I want it all lol.
I was really happy with this box. No kidding…I lit the abundance candle the other night and the next day I got a new client and another client sent me a renewal contract. So the juju worked. 🙂 I got a different scarf than you, but otherwise I got everything you did.
I really like the box, but I felt short changed. As Liz rightly pointed out, they advertised 8 full sized products. They curate a nice box, but I have never ordered their monthly box.. Some of them have been awesome, which is why I ordered the Limited Edition Spring box.