Unboxing: Yes Oh Yas August 2018 - Cali Love

Yes, Oh Yas! is a monthly beauty subscription box featuring 3-7 full sized products. The cost of subscription is $14.99 plus shipping cost is $3.99 (including Alaska, Puerto Rico and Hawaii) making it a total of $18.98 per month.

Click here if you want more information about Yes, Oh Yas! You can also use coupon code: WHAT10 to get 10% off of your subscription.

Here are the items in the box:

The theme this month is Cali Love

Here's a closer look of the goodies:

Laqa and Co

Cloud Lips

Sorme Treatment Cosmetics

Natural Green Tea Blotting Paper

Crown Brush

Angled Brush

Markeraide

Facial Mask

Beauty Creations

Cali Set Eyeshadow Palette

According to Yes Oh Yas, the total retail value of the items in the box is $94. Here is the breakdown:

Beauty Creations Palette: $28

Sorme Blotting Paper - $12

Laqa & Co - $20

Crown Brush Contour Brush - $22

Masker Aide - $12

The declared value of the unknown Markeraide mask made me take a second look on the items in this month's box. I first checked the retail price of the masks online and found it between $4-$6 dollars per piece versus the $12 that Yes Oh Yas declared.

I then checked the other items and I was pretty surprised with what I found:

The Beauty Creations Palette is only $17 online at Beauty Creations website. This is the regular price and not a sale price.

The Crown Brush Ombre Angle Brush is on sale at Crownbrush.com for only $.99 cents - a whopping $21 difference!

The Laqa and Co Cloud lipstick is only $17 compared to the declared $20 price tag. This is the regular price and not a sale price.

I do not understand why Yes Oh Yas would deliberately inflate the value of their items just to make it sound like its subscribers are getting 300% more than what the subscription costs. Dishonest acts such as these can cost their company in the long run. I feel like like they underestimated their subscribers by feeding us wrong information and expecting us to just swallow it up.

We are not dumb.

Too bad because their stuff are really good. They just have to be honest about the information that they give to their subscribers.