Love Me Beauty is an online beauty box; you input your features (hair colour, skin type, complexion etc) and it gives you a list of recommendations. It also recommends items based on previous purchases - so the more you use it, the more you get from it. The website works by giving you 60 credits each month. You can also purchase extra add on credits.
Postage was super quick, and it arrived in a couple of days. It was also well packaged in a tough bubblewrap envelope, so everything was in perfect condition when I opened it. Inside this, the products were in a cute drawstring bag, which adds quality (it's also seriously useful for storage). Everything has a feel of quality, and I would definitely purchase the Cailyn Geluxe and Monu mask again.

 The Percy and Reed dry shampoo feels light, it doesn't weigh my hair down, and is ideal handbag size so can be topped up throughout the day. My only complaint is that it smells a bit chemically, sort of like the cans of coloured hairspray everyone sprayed on their hair in primary school, and by the end of the day my hair feels slightly lank (although not oily or dirty, so it might be my hair condition).
The Monu facemask has to be my favourite out of the bunch. It feels rich and soaks into the skin without feeling too greasy (don't forget to wash it off though!) and my skin felt so soft after one use. At first I was wary of the small sample size, but once I opened it I was fully converted. It's so thick that a little bit goes a long way, and my winter chapped skin is loving it.
 While I'm absolutely in love with the packaging, which feels incredibly good quality, and looks so classy in my makeup bag, I also love the product. It goes on quite smoothly, and the colour is a reasonably good match for my skin tone (and doesn't make my eyebrows look ginger which some pencils and powders have a tendency to do). I struggled to begin with, having never used a gel product before, but its so easy to use I soon got used to it. I personally would get a slightly better quality angled brush to use with it, but it's great overall.