Goddess Provisions April Box Review

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Is it really the start of a new month already?! Where does the time go... Well, we made it to April and you know what that means, it's time for my monthly Goddess Provisions review! 

This month's theme was higher chakra ascension and it was a goodie. So, let's dive right in, shall we? 

Kailo Organic Chakra Therapy: Crown Essence-
Ok, this little scent roll-on do-dad is intoxicating, it smells like a mix of black licorice and heaven and I'm here for it. A  little goes a long way with this essential oil blend. Roll a bit on your wrists and prepare to bask in the goodness of this upliftingly, sweet scent. 


Little Moon Essentials: Clear Skies Mist-
Need to chill out stat? This Clear Skies Mist from Little Moon Essentials will help get you there. I like to mist it over my head to help me relax after a long day.


Spirit Whisperings: Crystal Grid-
This fun-sized crystal grid is just what I've been looking for. It's conveniently miniature and can be placed just about anywhere. Simply lay your crystals, set your intention and viola, you're crystal grid is ready for action!


Thistle Organic Beauty: Dry Shampoo-
It's as if the ladies over at Goddess Provisions read my mind, I was running low on dry shampoo and whaddya know, Thistle Organic Beauty shows up at my door. This dry shampoo works really well and has a light, natural smell to it which is nice in comparison to some other brands I've tried. My only complaint is that you have to shake the product out onto your roots vs spraying it on with an aerosol can. Aside from that, this product works just as well, if not better than other dry shampoos that have been brave enough to tackle my dirty locks. 


Rainbow Symphony: Sun Catchers-
These things are 5-star adorable. In fact, they're so cute they almost had me jumping at the opportunity to squeegy my windows in 20-degree weather just to get a glimpse of them in action. Alas, I live in Wisconsin and will have to wait for Spring to reveal itself before I test out my sun catchers. Until then, I'll just bask in their glory via the interwebs. 


Bixby: Blueberry Chocolate- 
Yum, yum, yummmmm. I didn't know what to expect from this Blueberry Chocolate bar from Bixby. Was it a candy bar, was it a granola bar? I didn't know. I'm happy to report it is, in fact, a delightfully delicious chocolate bar that you will want to cherish every bite of because it's just that good. 


White Sage Bundle-
Again, I live in Wisconsin so no sage will be burned until I can crack a window and get a little ventilation flowin'. I love you sage, but you're stinky. That being said, one can never have enough sage and I'm excited to light it up in the days ahead. 


Kyanite-
Last but not least, this month's crystal is Kyanite. Kyanite is known for opening the throat chakra and helping you speak your truth. What's not to love about that? 


I'm a big fan of this month's box and can't wait to continue using my new goodies. Until next time Goddesses. 

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