A mascara with a silicone wand and a spiral design. It's one of those that quickly deposit a lot of product even when freshly opened and it's quite a wet formula. I need to comb my lashes with a separate clean wand so the lashes look more neat, but I expect that it will become better at fanning out the lashes as the formula thickens and dries. It reminds me of Milani Highly Rated Anti-Gravity Mascara, as they have a similar brush, both add a lot of volume and length when freshly opened. Since it's so wet it not suitable for my type of lashes, but if you don't have a problem with lashes holding a curl, this is a quick volumising formula. 

Deborah changed the packaging of their matte blushes. Their old ones had black, egg-shaped shaped pans for ages, but I never checked the shades, so I don't know if they are new as well. There are 4 colours. This I think is the peachiest or most orange-apricot, though I think all colours are warm. 

I always like to try matte liquid lipsticks and I didn't miss this one in the shops thought they've been out for a while, but I'm not fond of the shade range sold here. Even this lightest shade turns quite dark on me, but I saw there is an expanded range available (maybe just in Italy?) and there are a couple of shades that are more me. I own their other matte liquid formula, Fluid Velvet Mat Lipstick, which I think is still sold. 

Formula is very lightweight and fully opaque with one swipe. The applicator is heart shaped so it's good enough for a precise application, though for perfect edges you may still need a lipliner. It sets matte quickly and without feeling tight, so it's quite comfortable for a matte liquid lipstick and feels better than their Velvet Fluid in that respect. However, as good as it looks freshly applied, it's not the most long lasting. I expect great staying power from liquid matte lipsticks, as a lot I tried can last all day, but this wears off in a patchy way and it's gone quite fast for such a formula. It still lasts a long time compared to classic lipsticks, but it's not as resilient as I'd like.