SQUARE HUE AUGUST 2014 NAIL POLISH SUBSCRIPTION BOX REVIEW

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I just recently (very recently… as in this morning) posted the July 2014 Square Hue subscription box review, which took us to Barcelona!  Now I will be showing you the August 2014 Square Hue box, and we are headed to Beverly Hills!

Each Square Hue box has a theme and Square Hue creates the 3 shades included in each box in house, PLUS they donate a portion of their sales to a charity.

Let’s take a look at August 2014… Beverly Hills!

Wilshire Boulevard

Wilshire Boulevard is a gorgeous navy blue with fine micro shimmer.  I used 2 coats for these photos and a top coat.

Rodeo Drive

Rodeo Drive is a beautiful toned down gold micro glitter shade that looks like a foil polish.  I used 2 coats, and although VERY light brush strokes are visible, this is my favorite of the 3 in this box.  I used 2 coats for these photos, no top coat.

Canon Drive

This is the only polish in the collection with a Beverly Hills area that I don’t recognize.  Canon Drive is a purple metallic micro shimmer shade.  It does leave minor brush strokes which are visible, but not annoying.  I used 2 coats for these photos.

Overview

This is my second Square Hue box, and overall I liked this one as well.  The polishes look really nice, have a nice assortment of colors and quality was really good.  Much like with the July Box,  I like that the box had a theme (Beverly Hills) and that a portion of sales go to charity.

Price: $19.99 Per Month

Where to Sign Up: Square Hue Website

Where they Ship to: US and Canada

Coupon Codes:

Code: SURPRISE14 – The Surprise Gift box. The subscriber gets a free surprise box when they become a member. For $14.99 + $5 shipping and handling, you will get a surprise Collection Box at sign up and the Passport Collection: MILAN that will ship on October 1st. ( two boxes for the price of one.)

Code: FREEBOX – The Free Box. The subscriber will get the Passport Collection: MILAN which ships on October 1st free, only pay the $5 Shipping and Handling.

Another nice feature for Square Hue is that they allow you to pause your membership at any time.  I think we’ve all been there at one point in our life that even a $20 sub box just wasn’t in the budget, so pausing a membership is a huge plus.

What did you think of the Beverly Hills Square Hue Box?  Is it a subscription you might be interested in?