I'm a fan or the regular formula even though it's not waterproof and it doesn't hold a curl that well (it's not completely useless), but I like it because it makes the lashes look so pretty - fanned out, defined, volumised and longer. I expected the waterproof version to do the same, but I didn't quite meet my expectations.

The brush is the same as at the original, a classic one that's not too big. Formulas, though, differ. This one is so dry and thin when it's freshly opened, it deposits little product and has almost no ability to shape. It can hold the lashes curled all day - well on my eye where the lashes are less stubborn, while I'm having trouble lifting and fanning out on the other side, since this is so light. When it was new it didn't define nor keep the lashes in place, so my messy lashes just look criss-cross. In time it thickened and became a bit better, but I still wish the formula were more like the non-waterproof version.

It's a natural looking mascara that doesn't add that much volume and it's not like Catrice/Essence mascaras where you get a ton of volume quickly, but it's enough for my lashes. Formula is easy to remove with Nuxe's Very Rose cleansing oil and doesn't need a separate remover. My lashes don't stay as curled as with some other waterproof mascaras, but this one leaves my lashes softer than others, so to a glasses wearer like me with long lashes, it's more comfortable to wear.   

I don't wear bronzers often and for a long time I only had one ancient one from Estee Lauder that I got specifically because it's a shade that fits very pale skins (I bought it back when the selection of bronzers for pale skins was terrible and there was nothing decent in drugstores here). I've been eyeing Physician's Formula Butter bronzer for years, but I never justified getting it because I know it'd be just sitting in my drawer. I got this one because it's was cheap as chips and has a good feedback online, as I wanted to have something in my drawer that isn't a million years old and I could use on others on rare occasions I do makeup. It turned out a great buy. Rimmel changed the packaging since I got this - I don't know if it's exactly the same, but the shade name is (the number changed from 022 to 002). 

A while ago Benefit discontinued most of their blushes and launched new shades that were collectively called Wanderful World blushes on Cult Beauty when I bought them, but now they are all featured individually in online shops, just like the old ones were. They are still in Benefit's typical square cardboard packaging and each colour has its own design, but I noticed you get 2 grams less now, as my Coralista has 8 g and the new ones have 6 g (2.5 g if you get a mini). Some may be very bothered by that, but I've never used up a blush in my life, so I don't mind, though the price should be lower, but we all know that's never happening. The minis are already quite big as far as I'm concerned and they are completely sufficient to me. Sadly they don't offer all the shades in a mini size, which is a shame (Willa so far isn't available in a small size). I bought Shellie and Willa first and then after I was so impressed by the quality, I ordered Dandelion too. The latter is the only "survivor" of the old line up of blushes, though Shellie is very similar to Coralista.

Shellie is very similar to Coralista on my cheeks, a coral that on me leans more to orange than I want, but it's still a peachy-pink shade that brightens up the face. I wear this shade the most out of three, though I wish it were a touch pinker. 

Willa is a bit of a deceptive shade on me, as the colour I see in the packaging is not what I get on my cheeks. On me it's a warm pink, almost leaning to a muted peach shade. It's not what I expected and I wish it were a cooler muted pink on me, though I wear it often regardless. I ended up with two of these because the first came completely smashed in the post (Cult Beauty quickly sent a replacement with no fuss). I ended up fixing the first broken one with vodka (I had nothing else) and it completely changed the colour of it into deep pink and it's much pinker on my cheeks than the other undamaged one. Odd, but both are good in terms of pigmentation and staying power, they are just a different shade now.

Dandelion is a much paler shade than the other two and unless you really build it up, it doesn't look as baby pink on the cheeks as in the packaging. In a smaller amount it doesn't overpower your natural skin tone and it can look more peachy pink on me.