- We're back with more things!
- We're unboxing more boxes from Latinx.
- Entrepreneurs.
We need a better theme song.
We'll work on it.
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We got some more Latinx-owned products to try.
- Yay.
Yay, yay, yay, yay! - Boxes, boxes, things,
things, things, things. - Boxes, boxes.
- (in Spanish)
We have Sol Book Box,
which sends you a wrapped,
beautiful children's book in Spanish, once a month.
Abuela Mami, a very popular Cuban goods box.
MyBravaBox, which is a beauty and lifestyle themed box.
And Mexitreat, which is a box of curated Mexican treats.
Let's jump in!
So MyBravaBox advertises as the beauty box for Latinas,
and it comes with four to five curated beauty products.
You go ahead and open,
'cause you really wanted to.
- Yes.
- Oh, that's so you. Wow.
This is already like your room - We love cacti.
We got a brush.
A fan brush for like, highlighter,
to put on your highlighter.
- That's a nice brush.
And not the one you typically buy, you know,
like it's the one you put off buying.
- And we have an eyeliner.
- Oh, Bella Forever.
- 24 hours, waterproof eyeliner.
Dang.
- I got one of these boxes maybe a month ago,
and I'm wearing that eyeliner right now.
I really use it.
It's one of the best.
- Then we have Beauty Creations.
A matte lip gloss, long wear.
- Oh yeah.
- Seduce Me.
- Oh yeah.
(seductive music)
Wow, that's gorgeous.
So I do have this palette,
from my previous BravaBox,
and I love this palette.
- Oh my God, this gold.
- I use it all the time.
It's so good.
- I love that you get like,
full size products for $25.
- Yeah, when it says four to five,
don't let that fool you,
these are like, nice products.
Up next they have the Sol Book Box,
which sends you a curated children's book,
in Spanish, once a month.
It is $30 a month.
- Marcelina is a well meaning giraffe,
who decides to cook a delicious meal for her niece.
There's only one problem,
she's not much of a cook.
This is me.
(both laugh)
- So we get cool stickers.
We get a coloring sheet.
All right, let's open the book,
because this is the main event.
- All right, can you act like you're giving me
a birthday present, in Spanish?
- Okay.
(in Spanish)
- (in Spanish)
- (in Spanish) (laughs)
- (in Spanish)
- Okay.
- (in Spanish)
- "Marcelina en la cocina"
(in Spanish)
Oh God, I'm a kid.
I'm a child.
I can't even (beep) read this.
(speaks Spanish)
You know what.
- This is too real?
- This is too real.
- What do we think for 30 bucks a month,
to get a book of this (in Spanish)?
- (in Spanish)
It's very expensive.
- Say you're getting someone a gift,
like a family member,
you can do like a one month delivery thing.
I think that's pretty cool, right?
- Great for grandparents, good for family members.
- If I had a niece or nephew,
who I really wanted to get excited about reading,
this would be the perfect way.
- So now we move on to one of the OG's,
of Latin subscription boxes, Abuela Mami.
Abuela Mami is a bunch of curated products that are Cuban.
They do say very specifically,
that none of the products in here are made in Cuba.
Cuban goodies in your mailbox.
- Ooh. - Oh Cuba, wow.
- Oh wow.
These are like full size items.
- Dulce de Leche wafers.
Oh my God that looks so good. - (in Spanish)
Like legit stuff.
- Oh they sent you a cola.
A watermelon cola.
- Mango marmalade.
- What is that?
- I don't know.
We're not Cuban.
(both laughs)
This has a lot of really full sized goodies,
that I would use, - (in Spanish)
- in my cooking.
- As far as just like everyday snacks,
you get, look at that,
you get these amazing everyday snacks.
Guava and cheese mini loaves.
- I'm gonna eat this right now.
- Yes!
Dulce de Leche wafers!
Salud.
Yup.
Yup, oh man.
When I was a kid this was one
of my favorite fricking treats.
Oh we forgot one.
- Cute.
- So the Abuela Mami subscription box
is 20 bucks a month.
I've heard it's difficult to find,
good Cuban products in LA.
So this is great that you can get it delivered,
to your door in this cute box, look at that.
- It looks like a box sent from your abuela.
- Yeah, see. - Wow.
Like a care package.
So smart.
Smart, smart, smart.
- Yeah, smart branding.
- Last box, MexiTreats.
Bringing a taste of Mexico to you.
So it says its got (in Spanish).
So I guess it's like candy.
- I was just talking about how I missed the chips,
that they have in Mexico.
Because you can't really find them anywhere,
except for like select stores,
so this is very great.
- They look fricking good.
- Oh my.
- I don't know what this is.
- This is (in Spanish).
Literally, cut it off and just go (mimics slurping)
Also, I had one of these this morning.
- Where did you get one for breakfast?
- We did a Mexican snack swap the other day,
and I kept them and ate them.
- What are they called?
- They're a salsaghetti.
Salsaghetti.
It's like chili rope,
but it has sauce on it.
- Oh, Paleton.
- And Rebanaditas, watermelon treats.
Oh, marzipan, you have to have some marzipan.
Chili (in Spanish). - Pulparindo.
Oh my God, yes.
- This box is $20 a month.
This is a lot of stuff.
If you don't have access to latino stores.
If you don't have a bodega.
If you don't live in like a highly latino populated area,
like LA, you probably can't get a lot of these.
So then I would say it's probably worth it.
- It's a wide range of like education,
but also representation and just nostalgic.
It's so important.
This is so amazing,
and I am so glad that these exist.
- Check you later.
I only do this to be annoying.
Every time I do that people put it in the video.
- Can you hit the woah?
- The what?
- And cut.
- You have to go like this.
- Oh.
And why do I do that?
- Hell yeah, baby.
- Hell yeah.
Yeah man, watch me leave.
- No okay, cut, cut, cut.
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- [Child] Pero Like.