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What’s Inside Allure’s November Beauty Subscription Box

Key takeaways

  • Allure's November box contains over $239 in products for just $15 with code ALLURE50, including a free $84 Nulastin brow serum and $25 Member Store credit for new subscribers.
  • Three Drunk Elephant drops—B-Goldi illuminating, D-Bronzi bronzing, and O-Bloos rosy—each contain glycerin and marula seed oil and support flexible application in skincare or makeup.
  • The box features Thrive Causemetics Brilliant Eye Brightener, Falscara cluster lashes for individualized volume, Kylie Cosmic 2.0 fragrance, and Sephora Rose Refraction lipstick.
  • New subscribers receive Euthymol purple whitening toothpaste and the Nulastin Brow Shape Altering Serum, designed to strengthen hair and reduce fallout over 12 weeks of use.

This month’s Allure Beauty Box delivers a curated collection across multiple categories, from complexion enhancement to eye drama to finish. The box is positioned as a discovery vehicle: new subscribers receive their first box for $15 with code ALLURE50, substantially below the standard pricing, with the contents valued at over $239. Additionally, all new members receive a complimentary Nulastin Brow Shape Altering Serum and a $25 Member Store credit to apply toward future purchases once they place their order.

The November Allure Box Offer

The November issue marks an opportunity for subscribers new to the service to enter at a reduced price point. According to Allure’s testing and curation, this month’s selection focuses on versatility: products that work across occasion levels and allow for experimentation. The first box costs $15 (using code ALLURE50), and the assortment totals over $239 in retail value. New members also receive the Nulastin Brow Shape Altering Serum as a welcome gift, valued at $84, plus a $25 Member Store credit loaded into their account after purchase.

What's Inside Allure's November Beauty Subscription Box

Complexion Drops for Three Finishes

Allure selected three Drunk Elephant formulas designed to layer flexibility into complexion work. Each comes in a palm-sized bottle and combines functional actives with nourishing base ingredients.

B-Goldi Bright Illuminating Drops with Niacinamide

This formula targets glow-seeking routines. According to Allure, the 5% niacinamide concentration pairs with glycerin and marula seed oil to create an instant luminous finish. The product sells for $39 at retail. Application is flexible: shake and add drops to moisturizer, blend into foundation, or wear the formula solo. Allure notes the forgiving nature of the texture supports experimentation without requiring precision.

D-Bronzi Bronzing Drops with Peptides

The bronze option in the trio delivers a sun-kissed dimension. Formulated with peptides alongside the same hydrating glycerin and marula seed oil base, this product offers warm depth to the complexion. Retail cost is $39. Allure’s approach to application mirrors the illuminator: drops can be swirled into skincare or foundation, or layered solo for a more concentrated effect.

O-Bloos Rosi Glow Drops-Serum Blush with Vitamin F

The rosy member of the set doubles as both serum and blush. Infused with vitamin F (linoleic acid), the formula hydrates while adding a flush of color. Like its companions, this product retails for $39 and follows the same flexible-application model: mix into moisturizer, combine with foundation, or apply directly to skin for immediate color payoff.

Eye Brightening and Lash Architecture

Two products target the eye area through different mechanisms: one via light reflection, the other via volumization.

Thrive Causemetics Brilliant Eye Brightener in Racquel

According to Allure’s review, this cream-to-powder shadow relies on light-reflecting pigments to create visible sparkle upon application. The buildable formula allows layering for intensity control. Notably, Allure reports no brush requirement: the texture applies and blends with fingertip alone. The product retails for $26. Allure suggests three application zones: the inner eye corner for brightness, the brow bone for lift, or across the entire lid for all-over shimmer. The formula was tested as particularly effective during video calls, where the light-catching quality reads clearly on camera.

Falscara Studio Mini in Classic Natural

These cluster lashes offer wispy, individualized application. Retailing at $19.99, the kit includes tweezers for precise placement. According to Allure, the clusters deliver volume while maintaining a natural appearance: the lash bands remain discreet enough that viewers often ask if the lashes are natural. The flexibility of individual application means users can control density, from light enhancement on lash ends to full-coverage glam depending on occasion.

Fragrance and Lip Finishing

Two compact products address scent and lip color with portability and ease in mind.

The Kylie Cosmetics Cosmic Kylie Jenner 2.0 Eau de Parfum Pen Spray combines pear, pink pepper, vanilla orchid, and amber into a compact vial, retailing for $29. According to Allure, one application triggered an observation about the designer’s personal fragrance profile. The spray format allows reapplication throughout the day: wrists, neck, and pulse points in transit, post-dinner refreshment, or on-demand throughout an evening.

The Sephora Collection About That Shine Sheer Shine Lipstick in shade 07 Rose Refraction delivers what Allure describes as a “juicy wash of color” with light-reflecting shine that applies with balm-like ease. At $16 for the full size (with 0.02 ounces included in the box), the formula allows application without mirror or brush. Allure tested layering this over a lip liner for increased definition.

Purple Pigmentation for Whitening

Euthymol, a British oral-care brand, applies color theory to toothpaste. The purple formula, retailing for $15 for 3.7 ounces (with 0.7 ounces in the box), works on the same principle as purple shampoo for hair: the violet pigment counteracts yellow and surface stains on teeth. According to Allure’s testing, teeth appeared whiter after a single use, though consistent twice-daily application yields stronger results over time.

The Nulastin Brow Serum for New Members

All new subscribers receive the Nulastin Brow Shape Altering Serum, valued at $84, as their welcome gift. The clear formula contains peptides designed to strengthen hair at the root and boost elastin to reduce shedding. The product functions as both treatment and styling agent. Application involves combing the spoolie through brow hair in upward strokes, morning and night, for 12 weeks of use to observe fuller, thicker appearance. The formula suits individuals recovering from past over-plucking or seeking additional brow density.

Source: Allure

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in Allure's November Beauty Box?

The box contains seven products valued at over $239: three Drunk Elephant complexion drops (B-Goldi, D-Bronzi, and O-Bloos at $39 each), Thrive Causemetics Brilliant Eye Brightener ($26), Falscara Studio Mini lashes ($19.99), Kylie Cosmetics Cosmic 2.0 fragrance ($29), Sephora About That Shine lipstick in Rose Refraction ($16), Euthymol purple whitening toothpaste ($15), and a complimentary Nulastin Brow Shape Altering Serum ($84 value) for new members.

How much does the first Allure Beauty Box cost and what are the extra benefits for new subscribers?

New subscribers can purchase their first box for $15 using code ALLURE50. Additionally, all new members receive a free Nulastin Brow Shape Altering Serum valued at $84 and a $25 Member Store credit that is added to their account after placing their order.

How should I use the Drunk Elephant complexion drops according to Allure's recommendations?

According to Allure's testing, these forgiving formulas can be applied in three ways: shake and add a few drops to your moisturizer, mix them with your foundation, or wear them solo on the skin. Users are encouraged to experiment with application methods to achieve their desired finish.

Written by
Jessica Moreau

Jessica Moreau writes about skincare routines built for busy parents, with a focus on minimal-step regimens that still deliver real results. She believes good skin doesn't require a ten-step routine — just consistency.