One of the best mascaras I've tried so far, though it is a regular formula and it of course doesn't hold my lashes curled like a waterproof one, but it makes them look pretty. Mine grow criss-cross, so even if a mascara is defining, it often can't fan them out nicely and there are still visible slits after application, but this one sets them in their place, every lash is defined, with more coats it doesn't start to stick them together, it gives a lot of length and volume. This formula leaves the lashes still soft even with two-three coats. I'd love to have a waterproof formula, I have the Volumazing one, which is great, but I like the brush on this one more. It also claims to tint the lashes black with frequent use, which might be interesting to blondes.

I have this in three colours: black, dark green and blue (I only put one on the picture, but I posted about these on IG Stories). This formula is pretty much identical to Revlon So Fierce. I wore each on one eye and I couldn't tell them apart. At the end of the day this one was harder to get off completely and I woke up with a panda eye, but that's the only difference. It makes my lashes look nicely fanned out, longer and volumised. It also isn't terrible at holding my lashes up, but I still want to get the waterproof version one day when I'm in DM. It's quite expensive, but it's just so good when it comes to making my lashes look neat and unlike the Revlon one I can get the waterproof version in my local drugstore. Since my lashes are dark, coloured mascaras don't look as impressive on me as on blonde and other light haired people, but the blue one shows up ok. 

Expectations were low for this line of products, not because I heard anything bad about these, the opposite actually, but when it comes to my hair 7 seconds is very far away from the time I usually leave a conditioner to work if I want a decent effect and also Gliss and my hair don't really get along that well. And yet, this is surprisingly good. It's annoying to use because it's a liquid and then you need to emulsify it, so application takes longer than with a standard conditioner, but it really works very fast. It just deposits what it needs on the hair instantly and you can rinse it off. It's a bit liberating to a girl like me, not wasting an hour just to do the shampoo + conditioner business, not to mention the drying time. The visual effect is not like they promise in those before/after pictures, since my hair still has frizz, but it dries with less "halo volume", which I get with cheap conditioners. Since my hair is very long and thick, I need 40 ml at once, so one bottle won't last me that long if I'd plan to use it very regularly, but knowing myself I won't because I mix my stash a lot. Ultimate and Oil versions work the same on my hair.  

This is the best leave-in conditioner I’ve tried. I have a bunch of leave-in conditioners that don’t do much, but I use them for ingredients (hydration, proteins, aminoacids, bond repair) and honestly I didn't expected a lot from this, again I just wanted for the ingredients, but this one makes a difference. I especially see the difference now that I've used my other stash when I was trying the Gliss treatment to see how it performs on its own and I see now how much this conditioner does. I also used with a conditioner that isn’t that good on its own and this helped make my hair softer to the touch, the ends were nicely hydrated (the promised 72h), it protects against heat and it has proteins + amino acids, so it really is all in one. Well almost, the only thing that is doesn’t do is tame my frizz, but that is a job for the heavy hitters like Moroccanoils Smoothing Concentrate in combination with L’Oreal Liss leave-in. Moroccanoil stuff tends to work really great for me and this is another winner. I really love this one.