This was love at first try. Formula is almost a dead ringer for Revlon's Kiss Cushions, so a comfortable, balmy formula that still feels more like a lipstick than a lip gloss and here I also have a beautiful natural shade. It's all I wanted - a comfy formula in a Revlon Birthday Suit-like colour. Applicator is also a plush one, but smaller and pigmentation is fully opaque, unless you don't twist the bottom and use what's left on the applicator, then you get either a stain or a semi-opaque look. Before my go-to natural colour that I just grabbed before going out the house was Wet n' Wild Mega Last High-Shine Lip Color in Mad for Mauve (for the last half a year. I pick it over Birthday Suit because of the masks) and now I reach for this. Finish is creamy-glossy, but after some time I find it doesn't transfer much.

The replacement line for my beloved Demi Matt's, thought the formula is exactly the same, so it's just like they only replaced the entire shade range and they did a great job at it. Be Beautiful is the shade I combed the entire Muller and DM for last year when I was looking for a lipstick version of Essence's Big Proposal and some other similar lip liner shades that are my best match for a natural my-lips-but-better look, so those that I can use to shape the lips. Formula is nicely pigmented, smooth, it glides easily on the lips, isn't drying and has a semi-matte finish.

This turned out to be such pleasant surprise on the cheeks. It's a lovely peachy-pink, maybe a bit boring and basic, but these shades look good on most and why it stands out to me is the lovely glow it has. Their shade 020 from the same line is matte on me, but at this one that finely milled shimmer shows up.  It's a well pigmented blush, at least from my perspective, since I'm so pale and I don't need much for an application.

A gorgeous powdery pink nude that is similar to my skin tone in depth, but a pink version of it. Formula is smooth and easy to apply. It was worth the higher price for a nail polish, as all similar cheap nude shades have a thicker formula. The only formula I can liken this one to is Essie Spin the Bottle. 

Before I got Anny I wore this and surprisingly for a transparent shade I didn't hate it. Normally I dislike nude shades at which you get see tips, but at this milky-looking shade I kinda liked it. I didn't wear to see if the repair thing works because my nails are strong, so I didn't see any difference. 

I found it somewhat boring at first spray, but this grew on me big time. Farmasi says this is supposedly similar to Dior's J'Adore, but I don't know the original well enough to confirm that, regardless it's a lovely clean, classic & feminine scent. It's like a nice face cream or other cosmetic product and like I said in my original description a timeless floral scent suitable for all seasons. Quality is good - it's strong and lasts well. When I spray it, the whole room smells like it for a while. 

These are both the same, so I don't see them as two products, but that's not the point. These are fantastic for quick washes. For me that means for days when my hair is super dry, but I can't be bothered with my usual time-consuming mask/treatment routine and I just need something that will nourish enough to prevent my hair from breaking from dryness for a little while. These really work in 7 seconds. I just wash my hair in the shower, apply this for a short time and when I'm rinsing my hair, it feels incredibly silky. I follow up with several leave-ins (like I normally do also with richer treatments) and when I blow dry my hair, it's not dry and impossible like at some cheap stuff, including Gliss pot masks. The thing that made me love these more is my newly found combination with Palmer's hair oil, which takes care of my ends and driest top layers. My hair gets dry after two days with these, so the effect is quite temporary, but they work fast and by then I do my normal routine with richer stuff. 

Just another great Kerastase mask. I like Resistance equally as this one and both transform my thick, dry hair into something more light, airy and silky to the touch. 

A repairing hair serum for weak, over-processed and damaged hair that is also a heat protectant. I like this more on dry hair either as heat protection or as a finishing serum cream, since it has a type of texture that's like mixing something like Olaplex n.6 with an oily serum and it's the best leave-in product I have currently for instantly making the hair feel super silky and softer. It just has the type of texture I like, so one that makes the hair look more polished when applied on dry hair and it has a nice list of ingredients filled with ceramides, aminoacids and hydrolised protein.