The quality of the products are a bit cheap feeling, similar to free gift items you might get a a major bath and body store with purchase. For $40, its current list price, I’m not sure if it’s worth it unless you need and/or love most of the products in it.

The English on the product, the text on the included card, and the text on the packaging for the blanket (really bizarre!) make it seem like it wasn’t designed or packaged in the U.S. and make it so I would never give this as a gift. “Digital Printing,” …”Refined sleep for people who love art life.” What?

WOW, WOW, WOW! This is a fabulously curated self-care box. I have gotten some boxes over the years for Christmas from my sisters, and please forgive me, but this is probably the best one I have ever seen.

I kept going through the box finding more goodies. There’s a lovely satin facemask and soft fleece socks. The blanket is so incredibly soft that my cats were fighting over who could sleep on it. There’s an adorable little tumbler with a short straw. That’s great for my desk. There’s a lovely scented diamond soap and candle in a tin. The only thing that kind of made me step back a bit was the bath bomb. The scent is very strong, but I could see how putting it in some very hot water would make you feel very calm with the vapors it emits. There’s even a card with a small bunch of lavender on the front of it. It’s blank inside so you can write your own special message if you are getting this as a gift.

I’m incredibly impressed. I purchase a lot of items from Amazon, especially ones that have to do with self-care, as I love taking baths, doing yoga, and doing meditation. I plan to use every single item in this box, and NO, I am not sharing!