Goddess Provisions “Self-Care Rituals” Subscription Box Review – October 2018
Goddess Provisions is a monthly wellness subscription box filled with “high vibe lifestyle goods” meant to aid in new-age spirituality practices such as meditation, intention-setting, and energetic healing, as well as general holistic health.
This box was sent to us for review purposes. (Check out our review process post to learn more about how we review boxes.)
About Goddess Provisions Wellness Subscription Box
The Subscription Box: Goddess Provisions
The Cost: $33 per month with discounts for longer commitments
The Products: A mix of 4-6 full-size products such as crystals, apothecary beauty, superfood snacks, aromatherapy, tools for spiritual growth, and tea
Ships to: U.S. for free, $15 to Canada and $25 everywhere else
Goddess Provisions “Self-Care Rituals” Box Review October 2018
Here’s the info card with the theme and product list for the month.
Sacred Self Care Rituals 55 Card Oracle Deck – Retail Value $33.00
This deck was made by Goddess Provisions to help guide your day-to-day self-care.
Each card features a colorful illustration and a suggestion of a self-care practice. Take a peek at these pretty designs!
The suggestions range from more dramatic ideas like “connect with fire” to simple actions like “rest” and “make a meal”. I love the designs! Sometimes the biggest hurdle of self-care is just deciding what to do, and this deck helps make that decision easier.
The Sleepy Cottage Satin Sleep Mask – Listed Value $14.00
I couldn’t find this specific design on the Sleepy Cottage site, but I love that this product comes from an indie maker! The design is really sweet, too. Love those gold details and the third eye!
Lee’s Tea Pink Chai, 30 g – Listed Value $8.00, Buy a 90 g bag for $14.99
Yay loose leaf tea! I love it, even though it involves a little more legwork than simple tea bags. This tea is particularly fun—it literally turns your milk pink! I love the peppery, warm flavor of chai, especially in the fall, so I’m very happy with this cute find.
Soapy Layne Sacred Space Spray, 1 fl. oz. – Retail Value $22.00
Oop! Looks like my label got a little smudged. But NBD—the formula inside smells just fine! It includes sage hydrosol and witch hazel, purified water, and crystal quartz, which deliver their cleansing properties into the air. Better yet, the spray smells like refreshing lemon and peaceful lavender and cedarwood. It’s already proven handy for waking up the air in my sometimes stuffy bedroom.
Lutska Dawn, 10 ml. – Retail Value $26.00
Ooo wow, this essential-oil-based rollerball fragrance smells soooo nice. It contains a blend of lavender, spearmint, peppermint, eucalyptus, and geranium, which is both refreshing and beautifully floral. I love rolling it on my wrists and giving it a whiff in the morning. It really is a peaceful way to awaken your senses!
Balanced Guru Purify Me Spot Treatment, 10 ml. – Listed Value $8.00
I like this natural alternative to typical acne spot treatments. It contains tea tree oil plus a slew of natural ingredients meant to nourish, calm, and refresh blemished skin. The pocket-sized pump is ultra convenient for taking care of trouble spots on the go!
Orange Calcite – Listed Value $4.00
This little peach-colored stone is about as big as a small ice cube, but it’s got some heft to it! According to the info card, this crystal is said to energize you and inspire your creativity and positivity.
The Verdict: This was a really fun box! I like the self-care angle a lot. Those Goddess Provisions brand cards were so pretty, too! Personally, I love when there are a lot of practical items in a box—things that I’m not going to just look at, admire, and set on a shelf/in a drawer never to be seen again. So the room spray and spot treatment are awesome in my opinion. Love the yummy (and pretty) tea, too!
To Wrap Up:
Can you still get this box if you sign up today? Sign up now for the November box. Also, some past boxes do end up for sale here!
Value Breakdown: The box cost $33.00 with free US shipping, but I estimate that I received at least $115.00 worth of value inside. Going by the cost of the box, the average price per item via the subscription box is $4.71.
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Written by Anna Reilly
Does Goddess Provisions ever provide spoilers prior to the next billing? I always get billed before I see any spoilers. 🙁 I might need to d/c this sub because, long-term, I don’t think it’s going to be right for me. Sept and Oct were right up my alley, but looking back at previous months, it isn’t really a fit for me.
I have seen Goddess Provisions around for a while (I’ve been using the MSA site for years) and sometimes saw one or two items in a box that appealed to me, but never enough to subscribe. However, I took the September box because I was very excited about it and then didn’t cancel in time to not get this box, but I’m really glad I got it! My orange calcite is almost white, though. 🙁
I’m not sure about all the scents yet, either, but I will try them out. I like the self-care cards for the most part. As the reviewer said, sometimes it’s good to get some direction on where to start with self-care. Finally, now I will have a sleeping mask for my travel bag.