I recently bought Missha's BB because I haven't been able to find my favourite RX version anywhere to repurchase and I wanted to see if this one is a good replacement. Perfect Blanc has less coverage, doesn't look as natural in some parts as the RX, but the biggest surprise is that shade #19 Rosy is lighter than RX's #17. In fact I find it's a bit too light for me, which very rarely happens. So I've been mixing the super pale pink toned #19 with It Cosmetics CC in Fair Ivory, which is about a shade too dark for me and more yellow toned. I get a perfect match when I mix the two. CC also has much higher coverage and it improves Missha's performance. Finish of the two together is nicely dewy and both have an SPF 50, plus a bunch of nice ingredients.  

Initially this one didn't stand out to me in a big haul of blushes I got in April (Alverde's Swirly blush distracted me), but you definitely get what you pay for at this one. Formula is super smooth, it looks great on the cheeks, pigmentation is good and it lasts well on the skin. The shade is a pretty basic peachy pink, but these types of shades are universal and suit so many skin tones, perking the skin up. It has a slight glow to it with tiny shimmer, but not like Alverde's blush. The packaging is gorgeous, a high-end looking rose gold and it comes with a velvet pouch and a brush.  

My Jordana Matte Lipstick in 48 Pink Passion, which is a dupe for Mac's Please Me is quite old by now (though actually still ok and useful), so I went to DM in search of a dupe or a similar shade. This is the shade I found. It's a pale warm pink, just a simple wearable every day shade for my pale skin. All three formulas (Mac, Jordana and this) are matte, but Eveline's is the creamiest of the three. 

This is such a beautiful red shade and I like the finish of it - it's nicely matte and formula is light, so it moves with the lips and there's no fear it will peel off on some parts. I don't find it drying nor tight, which goes for most matte liquid lipsticks at me anyway, but this one feels lighter than most. I have two complaints: I'd like to see a better shape of the applicator, so the edges wouldn't have to be fixed with a lip liner, but it's not that big of a deal and the staying power isn't as great as at other similar formulas. 

It's not my favourite mascara, but every time I find something that can keep my lashes curled, it has to go to the favourites post. It's a very dry formula, which I like, but because of that it's more of a natural mascara as you can't apply a ton of heavy coats. It's truly waterproof, I tested it several times in the shower, but that also means it needs a good waterproof remover. It keeps my lashes curled all day.  

I neglected this one because when my hair is not in good condition I reach for the K-Pak Reconstructor and Intense Hydrator instead. So I didn't appreciate how good this is and how it can also transform super dry hair into something more normal. I need to trim my ends and I keep forgetting to do that and this makes them so much softer and in better condition.  

Conditioners and masks I can rely on. Usually I use Repair, but I found a tube of Superfood conditioner in my cupboard and it's just as amazing. Formula is very nourishing, it leaves my hair smooth and feeling silky. Currently I'm using these in combination with Subrina Colour Refresh masks. After CR has been on my hair for about 5 minutes, I apply this over it, as CR on its own isn't nourishing enough and it's silicone free, so my hair is so difficult to comb. This works fast and makes sure my hair is hydrated and detangled.  

My selection of favourite sunscreens at the moment. 

NIVEA SUN Dark Spot Control Luminous 630 SPF 50 - This one is probably my favourite, though Shiseido would have that honour if it had an SPF 50. It's not greasy, it has a "Korean sunscreen level" of shine that looks more like healthy glow (I have normal-dry skin with very little natural oil coming through over the day), it feels like a regular moisturiser and not a sunscreen. It's scented with a floral fragrance which I like, it's alcohol free and contains Isobutylamido Thiazolyl Resorcinol (Thiamidol), which fades pigmentation.

GARNIER Ambre Solaire Ultra-Light Sensitive Face Fluid SPF50+ - My long-time favourite. It's super light and can be applied it large amounts without it feeling greasy. The only minus is that it has a lot of alcohol, but I use hydrating skin care under it and it hasn't proven to be drying long-term.

LA ROCHE-POSAY Anthelios UVMune 400 Invisible Fluid SPF50+ Sun Cream - the SPF I trust the most in terms of protection because it has a state of the art filter Mexoryl400. Texture is similar to Garnier's Fluid, so very liquid and light, but less elegant and has a shine that lasts on the skin.

SHISEIDO Urban Environment Age Defense SPF 30 - this one is so lovely. It’s light and watery, again very similar to Garnier Ambre Solaire Fluid, but somehow feels silkier on the skin. It looks and feels great, it has a skin-like finish and just a touch of glow (not that typical sunscreen glow). Skin looks smoother with this and pores look somewhat diminished too. It’s dry to the touch quickly and it doesn't irritate my eyes. It has a slight tint to it, but in pale shade and it doesn’t have coverage. The only thing I wish is that it was SPF 50 (and that it was a lot cheaper).

AFRODITA COSMETICS Skin Specialist Protective Serum SPF 30 - A light and elegant SPF. It doesn't feel at all like a sunscreen, it's like a typical lotion-cream for oily-combination skin. It sinks in fast on my skin, there's not white cast in and no greasy feeling. It leaves some sunscreen shine, but it's not the greasy type, since it's almost dry to the touch. It's scented, but I never mind that. 

BALEA Niacinamide Day Cream SPF 30 - This combines two things I want in my skin care - 10% of niacinamide and the added bonus of an SPF, which is quite high. I either use it on its own or under an extra SPF 50, but when I've worn it alone, it never failed to protect me. It's kind of a typical cream that sits on the skin for a while, but it's not a heavy, rich moisturiser, nor does it feel "sunscreen greasy". It's nicely hydrating, I can wear it under makeup, it doesn't peel and it doesn't irritate my eyes. For some reason I haven't seen this in DM for over a half a year and I hope we get some new stock soon (they changed the packaging some Balea skin care. I think this included).

ROHTO MENTHOLATUM Melty Cream Lip SPF25/PA+++ Milk Vanilla - For the lips I'm using this. Melty Cream is a good name for this. Formula is pleasantly soft and nourishing, and despite having SPF this has no bitter taste.

I'm not using Cold Brown anymore because it washes off grey and on some strands blue on my bleached blonde hair (these are designed for refreshing coloured brown hair and despite what I'm doing, I don't recommend you do the same as me on blonde hair, so you won't be mad at me if something goes wrong). I made a switch to Warm brown which is reddish. I mentioned before I don't want to bleach my massive dark roots, but I also don't want to use a damaging peroxide based colour on my blonde hair, plus I want the colour to be easy to remove when I decide to bleach again - I know I'm weird. Every time I wash my hair, a lot of colour comes off, so I have to use these at every wash, which sounds exhausting and stupid, but I wash my hair once a week and these need to be on for 10-15 minutes, so it's not that difficult. So far I've mixed Warm Brown with Cold Brown and it still washed off grey. Then I mixed it with shade Violet and I got a beautiful deep red shade with some hints of purple. But my favourite combination so far is Warm Brown with Orange as I got a gorgeous deep ginger shade. Sadly it makes my roots clearly visible since they are dark brown and very cool and CRs don't cover natural dark hair, but this colour is making me think I should become a redhead. I'm using just Warm Brown next and we'll see how it goes as far as my roots are concerned, then I'm trying the Wella Color Fresh mask I bought recently.