As mentioned in the description this contains a lash grow serum, the same that's in their white tube with mint green cap, which I reviewed a while ago. This mascara sucked the first five days (there wasn't much effect), but it got better as it thickened and dried. It's a regular formula that's not for my type of lashes, but disregarding that, it's a mascara with a silicone brush and initially a thin formula with no hold that doesn't create volume or anything much (my picture is from those days and I won’t take new ones). But it got thicker and now it creates a medium amount of volume, defines ok (it didn’t do that well from the start) and adds length. It may get even better with time. I get fall down at the end of the day, but no smudging. 

Unlike Boost up, they didn't include the serum in this formula, but it does promise some lifting technology. Of course it doesn't lift the lashes itself and a lot of curling is involved as always at me. Formulas are actually similar in a sense that both are thin when new and I need at least three coats for some decent level of volume. Again I wasn't a fan of it for several days, but just like Boost up, it got better. Brush is good at definition, better than Boost up and fans out the lashes ok. Formula can hold a curl all day, but not as upright as I <3 Extreme waterproof by Essence and there is some drooping during the day, but my lashes still look nice (only when I wear contact lenses, as it doesn't manage to hold them up enough for glasses, but that's a problem specific to me). I get no flaking or smudging with this one. It says easy removal, which compared to their Glam & Doll mascara that needs an industrial strength cleanser, is true, but it's still a waterproof formula, so it needs an oily remover to get it off. Overall it's nice, I like the definition it's capable off and I got some compliments on how nice it makes my lashes look, though it needs some building up for proper volume and it's not preventing the lashes from dropping as well as some other formulas. 

This is another variation of their 14-pan palette. You may remember I reviewed the mint one in the previous update, but there are 5 versions on their website. Formula is the same as at Mint, so it’s not my favourite, but it’s useful. Matte shades are overall better, more pigmented and easier to build up with a brush, but some could be improved (Dune is sheer, Romance somewhat powdery & for Sundial a white base is needed to make it truly pop). Shimmers are also a mixed bag, with frosty shades Paradise and Golden Hour performing ok, though they need building up, while the more shimmery shades have that typical Catrice densely packed texture that is hard to pick up with a brush or even impossible when it comes to copper shade Delight. I'm just bored with the selection of shades. I'm sure I've had several warm toned Catrice eyeshadow palettes, while no cool ones, but again that comes to my personal taste. They included  the same copper shimmer shade (Delight) that was featured in many palettes (not just at Catrice, but also their other brand L.O.V.) and it’s always the same, never improved. Staying power is average, as even though most shades last by the end of the day, they are faded. It’s a perfectly fine palette if you like the colour selection, but there are better formulas around, including the one I mention below.

I think it's been years since Catrice discontinued their stick eyeshadows. They weren't as good as Essence's (also long discontinued), but good enough. This formula falls short to me. It's less pigmented, greasier, so it doesn't layer well and I haven't managed to make it look even on the eyes. It's very soft, so sometimes big chunks end up on the eyelids, but despite this softness, as much as I layer it, I can't get it to look full opaque. The product under it just shifts and sheers out when I try to build it up. So it ends up pretty sheer on the eyelids, but at least that lasts without turning into a creasy mess, though like I said, it's hard to make it look even in the first place. 010 Golden Toffee is a basic bronze shade similar to Maybelline On and on Bronze.

(I think) Catrice just discontinued their Blush Box Glowing + Multicolour that created a nice level of glow and they replaced it with this one which is a lot more subtle. There is some fine shimmer that looks like a believable natural glow, but on my pale skin tone I only need two layers and the glow is very weak. It’s likely it performs better on deeper skin tones that need to build it up, but I preferred the old version. Cloud Wine looks peachy on me and since I became a very light blonde, I look for more pink-mauve blushes, but the other two shades are warm too, so selection (for now) is disappointing, though knowing Catrice they may expand it. Pigmentation is strong on my pale skin and it can quickly be too much. I'm not always impressed with how well it blends, but it has one of the best staying powers from the blushes I've tried, since it was still intense 6-7h after application. There are three shades of glowy blushes. 

Since I wanted something less warm and there's no such shade among AirBlush Glows, I bought one of the matte shades. But when I came home and tried it, I was disappointed to see that the colour in the packaging doesn't translate on to my cheeks and it's a warm shade that's very similar to 020 Cloud Wine. Formula is nice though, very pigmented and like Glow version very long lasting.

Catrice/Cosnova's hundredth version of a pH lip product. They released an unnecessary amount of them in the last years. This one is a clear balm with gold shimmer that's visible on the lips, but it’s subtle. It must have less of that pH reacting ingredient than the rest of their such products, as the tint is faint, creating just a hint of pink on the lips. Formula-wise it's ok, a nice soft balm that's much nicer than Essence's heart lip balms I got at about the same time (I haven't showed them here yet, just on IG), so pleasant for dry lips. Packaging looks very fancy for a lip balm. 

A standard creamy-shiny lipstick. That means it's got a comfortable, nice for dry lips formula, but it doesn't last as long as matte lipsticks. Shade 040 is a beautiful pink-nude shade for my skin tone and Rosy Overdone is a light pink-coral.

Years ago I got one of the first Gilded palettes called Gilded Desires, which impressed me with its intensity of pigmentation and I considered it one of my favourites. It also had the most appealing collection of shades, but it's been discontinued and new Gilded palettes have been released since. I believe this palette is permanent, despite being a part of the Flora collection. There are 15 shades, 9 are matte and the rest are shimmers. 

All shades are great performers in terms of pigmentation, except In Full Bloom (deep rosy shimmery brown) doesn't feel like the rest, as it's not as smooth and it shifts when you're trying to build it up, but a good base helps. Mattes are smooth and pigmented, including pastel Lavender Fields and What's up Buttercup, but for the latter a white base might be needed for a very intense look  Shimmers are creamier and brush picks most of them ok (my flat MAC 239), but for a better intensity or quicker colour pay-off, some are best applied with fingers instead. They blend ok, but mattes aren’t as good as Colourpop’s or ArtDeco’s. Staying power is good on my non-oily eyelids. There is some fading by the end of the day, but it's still intense enough and no creasing. There’s a lot of kickback when using a brush, so the palette quickly doesn't look as pretty as new. Luckily though, despite the powderiness or loosely packed texture, there's not that much fall down on the cheeks. 

I used Bouquet, Lavender Fields and Forget-me-not.

This is just a scented version of Milani's popular Make it Last Spray Setting Spray. I haven't tried the original, so I can't claim for certain they are the same, but they are supposed to be. As the name says, it has a floral fragrance, which reminds me of the discontinued The Body Shop LE scent Honeymania. By that I don't mean a honey scent, but a soft floral one. It is noticeable only at application, as I find it dissipates quickly. Spray mist could be finer, but at least there are no large droplets. It dries sufficiently fast. I tested it with most of my makeup and it does prolong the staying power of some drugstore foundations that don't last all day on their own, but I find at times makeup was still rubbed off where I needed it most (on red spots from old blemishes). It helps the eyeshadow last well as well as surprisingly lipstick, but it's not always amazing when it comes to blush. I got this at the same time as Revlon's Colorstay Lock spray and I repurchased Urban Decay All Nighter (original version), and though all three are really good, this one performs a bit less good than the other two, though I like it most for ingredients, as it has niacinamide high on the list (the winner of the three is Revlon, but it is drying for my dry skin, as it's most matte) 

I have a couple of other older Milani's matte lipsticks and even the old ones were good, but this is a good step up. It's very smooth, so it glides easily on the lips and it's fully opaque with one swipe. I don’t find it drying, but it’s not particularly hydrating, so it's like many matte lipsticks I've tried. The one aspect this does stand out is the staying power. It can last well for 8+ hours, though it does fade, but in an even way. The only more long-lasting classic lipsticks I've tried are just Oriflame's. 320 Petal is a medium peachy-pink shade that is bright for my taste, but I went to check other colours and the lighter shade looked too peachy, so there's nothing that really suits my taste. Packaging is in the colour of the lipstick shade.  

A tinted liquid lip balm with a glossy shine and a comfortable, nourishing formula. It's not as nice as Clarins Instant Perfector or the discontinued Catrice Dewy-full because it lacks that thick creaminess that's why this isn't my favourite formula. It's nice, I've just been spoiled by better glossy lip balms. Warm pink tint looks intense straight from the tube, but it's sheer on the lips and it can't be build up much. Balm has a sweet lemon flower scent - floral and not citrusy at all. 

Lip balm is 12,49 € in DM.

Foundation costs 19,99 in DM (a rise from 16,99 € a couple of months ago. Like it wasn't already too expensive)