My standard cleansing gel for the face that I use every day. It foams well, doesn't irritate my eyes, it's gentle, not drying nor scented and cleans well. The pump packaging is very handy. I've used up several so far. Otherwise, this is a head to toe type of product for babies and adults.

This and Nuxe's Very Rose are my favourite cleansing oils. It emulsifies with water, doesn't make my vision foggy, nor irritate my eyes and it doesn't have much of a scent. It washes off completely and it removes all makeup even most waterproof mascaras and eyeliner, but if the mascara coat is thick, it struggles to get it off.

Repurchase: Yes, but I have to order it online and Nuxe's, which is just as good, is sold in local pharmacies.

I liked this from the start, but by the end I just wanted it gone. It's a balm that turns into an emulsion with water and it removes makeup, but it made my eyesight foggy and I just didn't like it as much as lighter-feeling cleansing oil. It's not bad and it's made for sensitive skin, but it wasn't my favourite.

I've been using this for years every day and I credit it as the product that helped fix the texture of my skin. It's a rich toner-like product with 95% ferments (galactomyces) and rest are niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, panthenol, allantoin, adenosine and a handful of fillers. It has no scent.

I wasn't impressed by this as much as with the Concentrate from their Professional brand when it comes to effect. At the Professional one I noticed lightening of sun damage, but at this one that didn't happen despite the same regular use. The formula is also thicker, so in the summer it disagreed with my sunscreen and I swapped to an even less effective SVR version. I like it has ascorbyl tetraisopalmitate, my preferred version of vitamin C and this is probably one of the best such products in our drugstores based on ingredients, but even the drugstore version is expensive and I miss the effect I saw at the Professional version.

Repurchase: Maybe, but I'm currently giving Garnier's Vitamin C Serum a go.

A serum with Neoglucosamine or Acetyl Glucosamine, a super hydrator with a supposed anti-ageing effect and it should also fade hyperpigmentation. It's more of lotion than a serum and it contains tiny shimmer. The latter creates an instant illuminating effect, but a weak one. I don't know if it does anything this that is says, but my skin is in nice condition and I like using it.

I like this mainly because it has 10% niacinamide and an SPF 30, so I can wear it daily, but it's not a particularly comfortable cream. It's not greasy, but it takes time to absorb and I can feel it on the skin. It's a moisturiser for those that are not quickly annoyed by such things and I imagine those with oily skin may not enjoy it.

This was a nice basic moisturiser. It has glycerine 2nd on the ingredients list, shea butter 4th, niacinamide 6th and maybe less impressive some hyaluronic acid at the end plus spruce extract. It's nothing ground-breaking, but a nice standard moisturising, nourishing, slightly brightening formula with no fragrance and a gel-cream medium thick texture that absorbed fast enough.

Repurchase: Maybe, but there are similar formulas I don't have to order online.

A light toner-like serum with 5% of niacinamide and 3 kinds of hyaluronic acid, it's designed for sensitive, dehydrated skin. It absorbs quickly and is nice for layering, but since I don't have sensitive skin, it doesn't really stand out that much among a ton of niacinamide serums, especially for the price.

I don't know if this exists anymore. Their Black Sugar mask is the only thing that can make my skin feel smooth, but I got this because I read it smells amazingly of honey. The scent was nice, but this is a completely different product than the original Sugar scrub-mask. There was much less scrub particles and the formula was honey-like, so it was like a nourishing wash off mask for dry skin. It left a coat of product when washed off and I think that sometimes broke me out.

One of my favourite shower gel scents, as it smells just like apricots.

A shower gel I buy very often. It's my favourite formula because it's thick, creamy and nice for dry skin. Plus I'm a fan of the classic Dove scent.

Rose Garden has one of the best rose scents I've tried - it smells just like yellow roses planted in front of the house. Good Vibes has a unique scent. It starts with a note of pineapple, but later transform into a  sweet, fresh, clean almost powdery scent that is so familiar to me, but I can't put my finger on it. The scent are intense, so they linger on the skin and in the room.

One of my favourite shower gel scents. It's very similar to the Bath & Body Works Champagne Honey Apple, a warm fruity scent.

A basic shower gel with a great lavender scent. I repurchase this one often.

A thin shower gel with a very intense, warm, spicy indescribable oriental scent. It's won't be everyone's cup of tea, but it's nice to use in colder weather.

This is merely ok. Once you try L'Occitane such thin oils that emulsify only a little don't seem so great. It felt a lot less nourishing than L'Occitane, but it was still ok for dry skin. It cleanses well, even more stubborn dirt (grease), so it's great for washing hands. It has a bland scent.

One of my favourite body moisturisers. It has a good, thick formula, it's nourishing and has the typical Nivea scent. I trust Nivea most for the best lasting hydration effect.

A good stick anti-perspirant that worked like it should. The scent is a bit dated, but a standard powdery-clean creamy one. Like all stick deodorants it leaves white marks, but such versions are the most reliable to me.

Repurchase: Yes, but I switched to Nivea Pearl & Beauty because I used to buy it and they recently released the stick deo again.