And the big reveal! Inside is just as pretty as the outside. The products are carefully wrapped with bubble wrap and lined with delicate, tissue paper. They've also added a 'Pink Letter', which explains the products in the box. This product is usually their featured or newest product in their line.
This month it was ALL about the Precious Mineral Magic Any Cushion! I've seen countless promotions for this product, such as the one below:


I received the Precious Mineral Magic Any Cushion in 'Magic Pink', but there's also two other shades, called 'Magic Peach' and 'Magic Mint'. I felt that this colour complemented my skin tone decently so I was pleased they sent me a useable tone. Perhaps, I would have done better with the Magic Peach though, since my skin shade is a little more yellowy than pink and it would have blended better. This product comes from Etude House's Baby Choux collection. It's a makeup primer/base cover that you'd want to put on before the BB cream.
The Magic Any Cushion comes in this big compact, which I almost found a little cartoonish. The design itself is simple, but the size makes it feel very chunky in my hands.
You click the button at the front open to reveal the first layer! This includes a clear, large mirror which fully covers the opposite side of the lid, and a soft powder sponge with the Etude House label on it. You'll soon see that this compact was maze-like for me with it's layers :)
The application sponge itself is very soft and absorbent and of course, pink! It's little label on it's back makes application of the primer extremely easy.
Ok, let's head over to the next level. Lift the application sponge holder, to reveal....a little flap. I think this was just placed there for protecting the product originally, however I threw this out afterwards. It's just a sticky bit of paper that covers the actual product anyhow.
Ta-da! How weird is that spongey texture? It surprised me a little at first, as I was expecting the product to be a powder rather than liquid form. I prefer it this way though, because it's very easy to collect and apply and it feels a lot less drying on the face than powders. This Magic Pink primer has the ability to smooth out pale skin into healthy and vibrant skin.
If I press on the sponge with my finger lightly, a lot of the primer liquid gathers near where I am pressing. This shows me that there is sufficient amount of makeup within this compact, therefore = quality and quantity.
Firstly, I have no idea why half my arm looks tanned here and the other half looks like it's never spent a day in the sun, but I'm pretty sure that's the lighting!! (NOT SOME WEIRD TAN)
Okay, so if I just dab it against my skin, you can see visible lightening. As I haven't blended it in yet, it contrasts the darker undertones of my skin. This product has a multi-function formula though in that it brightens, corrects tone, cools, takes care of wrinkles AND is a sunscreen (SPF34).
After blending it in though, you can hardly see it! I think this is because I either didn't apply quite enough or that my actual skin tone is darker and so the light colour gets lost when blended. However, you can see the slightest tinge of colour change which is actually quite more pronounced in real life. It's smoothened the tone of my skin, making it seem a little more even, as well as taking away some of the olive-y shade. Plus, the Magic Any Cushion gives my skin a shimmer, so my skin seemingly glows, adding to that healthy appearance that is desired. Overall, I liked this product but would have liked it a little more apparent on the skin. I'm really happy that it was very light and refreshing-feeling though, and not too chalky at all, like a lot of powders or base makeup.
The second item in the Pink Box was this ADORABLE macaroon case for the Precious Magic Any Cushion Compact. I really adored this because it means I can carry around my makeup in such a delicious looking bag and keep it safe from damage. The mini bag is very princessy and once again, simply designed.

The pattern inside reminds me of candy for some reason. I love the stripes and the thought gone into the whole design of this mini bag.

Finally, I was also sent 3 of Etude House's Play Nail Polish Collection. Below, I found a photo (credits to the owner, I'm sorry I forgot where I found this pic) of most of Etude House's basic Play Nail Polish collection (not including the glitter polishes and texture ones). These are absolutely gorgeous and come in a large variety. I can't be sure but I think I was sent Number 2, 34, and 70?


Here is what it looks like on my nail. I think it's really lovely and subtle, so I would definitely wear it out a lot. The glitter specks look just fine in this particular colour, however, you'll have to apply the nail polish a couple of times. (As you can see, I'm not nail expert)
Next is the beige/peachy coloured polish. This one is so similar to the pink shade when applied, however it is a little lighter and more yellowed. It's also perfect for when you want to coordinate an outfit sophisticatedly and would prefer that your fingers weren't drawing all the attention.
Finally the mint colour! I loved the mint colour the best because this is in fact, my favourite colour. My only problem with this one though is the glitter specks in the nail polish. Whilst the other ones are more subtle and less noticeable, the strong opacity of this nail polish in combination with the glitter makes the nail polish look more bumpy rather than glittery on application. It might not be everyone's cup of tea but I suppose it could make for an interesting texture on your nails. :)


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