Facebook PixelBoxwalla Beauty April 2020 FULL Spoilers! | MSA
My Subscription Addiction
My Subscription Addiction
Our reviewers research, test, and recommend the best subscriptions and products independently; click to learn more about our editorial guidelines. We may receive commissions on purchases made through links on our site.

Looking for the latest spoiler for this box? Find it here:

Boxwalla Beauty June 2022 Full Spoilers

Boxwalla Beauty April 2020 FULL Spoilers!

MSA
ByMSAMar 3, 2020 | 19 comments

Screen Shot 2016-02-02 at 11.31.43 AM

We have the FULL spoilers for the April 2020 Boxwalla Beauty box! Last day to Subscribe is April 1st. Last day for existing subscribers to cancel is March 20.

The theme is 'When the Muses Sing of Spring':

This April we are thrilled to feature the brand Monastery, founded by Athena Hewett, an esthetician of 20 years. Athena combines her love of natural skincare (inspired by childhood summers spent in Greece with her grandparents), with her training and experience as an esthetician, to create products that are gentle, incredibly effective and a pleasure to use. 

Each April Boxwalla Beauty box will include:

1) Aloe Hyaluronic Moisture Boost (full size, $79)A lightweight gel serum that provides a serious boost of hydration to the skin. This serum uses a two pronged approach to hydration, containing both low & medium weights of hyaluronic acid as well as calming, vitamin rich aloeClary sage tones the skin & reduces inflammation. 

2) XX Rose Glycolic Gel (full size, $74) : An exfoliating serum that gently resurfaces skin with  glycolic acid in a soothing base of rose water. Glycolic acid is one of the most studied alpha hydroxy acids. Athena uses glycolic acid derived from sugarcane & papaya and combines it with rose water to exfoliate, soften & smooth fine lines, clear & brighten skin. 

Retail Value: $153

What do you think of the spoilers? 

The Boxwalla Beauty Box is $49.95 a box. Check out our Boxwalla reviews to see what has been in past boxes!

MSA
MSA
At My Subscription Addiction, we believe in better living through subscriptions. We help readers discover new and exciting products and services that will help deliver the best version of their lives.

Join the Conversation

Please do not enter your email address in the Name field or in the comment content. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *. Remember to post with kindness and respect. Comments with offensive language, cruelness to others, etc will not be approved. See our full comment policy here.

19 comments

Linda

The first product seems OK, but the Glycolic Gel is not something I need. I use The Ordinary’s Lactic Acid 10% once to twice a week. It’s a little less harsh on me as a “resurfacing” agent than it’s glycolic variety; however, I eagerly await what May brings! 🙂

Reply ButtonReply

Alice

This box always delivers quality. It’s going to be difficult to top the Votary ‘Seed Collector’ box, though. I’ll never be able to go with those products now!

Reply ButtonReply

Alice

*Without

Reply ButtonReply

Apricot

I’m scared of hyaluronic products sucking moisture from the deeper skin layers because I live in a very low humidity climate and I avoid them as much as I can.

I’ve read the suggestion to just make sure to use an occlusive moisturizer over so the moisture doesn’t escape but then what is the point? The whole point is HA is supposed to draw moisture into your skin. Thoughts on this?

Reply ButtonReply

Melissa W.

I wrote a very long reply.. not sure why it didn’t show up? Maybe because I wasn’t signed into my account, in which case, I think they review reply’s before posting. I hope so anyway, because it was too long to write all over again, but it was some info for you about your questioning of HA products.. If it doesn’t show up in like 5 hours, I’ll re-post again..

Reply ButtonReply

Luna

Just thought I’d share that I’ve never had a MSA account to post comments…. unless it was on the forum. That’s weird how some comments get held up sometimes…. it definitely makes for some awkward responses, because sometimes I’ll answer someone’s question if I see no one has replied, but then later that day like 2 or 3 other comments will magically appear above mine, then mine just seem (to only me maybe) like I’m REALLY trying to drive home the point of the answer. lol!

Apricot

I’ll check back for it, thank you. 🙂

Melissa W.

I’ve researched, with the same results, that hyaluronic acid can actually suck the moisture out of your skin, instead of holding and putting more in. If it can’t pull water in from the enviroment because the humidity is low, than it will actually suck it up from the inside of your skin, in which, can actually make your skin drier. I also have researched that low molecular weight hyaluronic acids can actually act as pro-aging. Low molecular weightH HA serums actually can cause inflammation in the skin and inflammation in the skin actually speeds up the aging process. Now.. I do use hyaluronic acid, but only in High Molecular Weight. I also only use it right after I shower, while my skin is still wet and just layer it on my skin. I let it go for about a few minutes until my skin gets less wet and is damp, than I use a serum, while skin is still damp, and then a thicker moisturizer that is water based and contains occlusive’s to help hold that extra water in my skin. So far this has worked for myself and makes my skin look hydtrated and plumped up. Hope this helps.. I am not an expert. but have done a lot of research and just thought I’d share what works for me. I would by this box if the one serum didn’t contain Lower Molecular Weight HA. I try to never use anything that cause inflammation on the skin, as I get enough of it from pollution, the sun, and even from certain foods,,ect.. Hope this helps..

Reply ButtonReply

Amanda O.

Thank you so much for this information Melissa!

Apricot

This lines up with what I’ve read as well. I like your idea of using it on freshly showered skin since its already plumped up the HA would also have something to hold onto. It would be great if it were to help draw in the serum as well. I will have to try this, thank you.

Svetlana7e

Not impressed with the product. The ingredients of both products are very basic, not sure why the price so high. Also, boost has lavender oil in it which I tried to avoid. I wish we can skip the box, but I guess I just cancel for now.

Reply ButtonReply

TNTriathlete

Hmmm. The moisture boost sounds great but I am not sure I would like the second product because of the rose water base. I may end up canceling. I will have to give it some thought.

Reply ButtonReply

Laurie

Very excited! Serums are my favorite skincare item.

Reply ButtonReply

Nat

Never heard of this brand. I am not tempted though after getting previous months box which was outstanding with RV over $200. This one I am sure is great and would get if I didn’t have so many products already. But as is, I have no problem resisting.

Reply ButtonReply

Stacie

New to this box – Are there only two items?

Reply ButtonReply

Nat

Yes

Reply ButtonReply

Luna

I’m pretty sure I’ve heard of this brand before, but it’s definitely new to me as I know I don’t have any products from this brand. I’ll need to dance around it for a little while though before deciding. 🙂

Reply ButtonReply

Tiffany

This one looks amazing to me!

Reply ButtonReply