Unboxing April Spring Edit Glossybox

My April Spring Edit Glossybox arrived and, honestly, it felt like a little reset for the season.

Spring beauty always leans softer—lighter textures, fresher skin, and products that just slot into your routine without too much effort. This month’s edit really captures that.

Everything came packaged in a pink mesh bag (which I’ll 100% be using for holidays), and inside were five products worth over £50.

Here’s what I received…

What was inside the April Glossybox?

The Beauty Crop Vitamin Babe Setting Powder (full size RRP £9)

This is one of those products that feels instantly useful.

A translucent setting powder designed to control shine and blur pores, without looking heavy or cakey.

It’s really lightweight and gives that soft, slightly airbrushed finish rather than anything too matte or flat.

I’ve already popped this in my makeup bag—it feels like the kind of everyday staple you actually reach for.

This Works Perfect Body Smoothing Wash (deluxe size RRP £5)

A gentle exfoliating body wash with fruit acids, designed to smooth skin over time.

It’s quite subtle—no harsh scrubbing or overpowering scent—but it leaves your skin feeling fresher and a bit more polished.

The sort of product that quietly does its job in the background.

Nice, but not the most exciting in the box.

Wild Science Lab Happy Glow Face Butter (deluxe size RRP £18)

This feels like a proper skincare treat.

A rich but fast-absorbing moisturiser designed to hydrate and boost radiance.

It’s creamy without being greasy, and leaves your skin feeling soft and comfortable rather than overloaded.

If your skin’s still a bit dull from winter, this is a lovely one to have.

Grüum Roll-On Fragrance – Amber & Cardamom (full size RRP £12)

This was a bit different—and I actually really like it.

A roll-on fragrance that’s easy to carry around, with warm amber and cardamom notes.

It’s quite subtle and sits close to the skin, which makes it perfect for everyday wear or quick top-ups.

Not something I’d usually buy, but I’ve ended up using it more than expected.

Christophe Robin Regenerating Mask with Prickly Pear Oil (deluxe size RRP £15)

There were a few possible products here, and I received the regenerating hair mask.

This definitely feels like the most “luxury” item in the box.

It’s deeply nourishing, leaves hair feeling softer, smoother, and a bit more glossy after just one use.

A really nice addition—especially if your hair needs a bit of TLC after winter.

Overall thoughts

This month’s box feels very easy.

Nothing too bold or overly trend-led—just a mix of products that fit nicely into your everyday routine.

The value is there (around £59 worth of products), and there’s a good balance between makeup, skincare, body care and haircare.

For me, the standouts are the setting powder and the hair mask—both things I’ll genuinely keep using.

It’s not the most exciting Glossybox ever, but it does exactly what a spring edit should: refresh, simplify, and make your routine feel just a little bit better.

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