The cleansing oil I've been using for a few years. Formula is light and it doesn’t emulsify much, but it cleans well and removes makeup. It washes off completely and doesn't irritate my eyes. It’s not fragranced, instead it has a natural oil scent.

Repurchase: Yes.

My daily foamy cleanser. The blue one is the new version, but the formula feels the same. It's not an oil like the name says, it's a basic gel. It's gentle, effective, it doesn't irritate my eyes, it has no scent and it has nice ingredients. Plus the pump is handy.

Repurchase: Done.

A basic foam cleanser. The foam was watery for my liking, but it cleaned well. It didn't irritate my eyes, but this wasn't the best for my dry skin and to avoid a tight feeling I had to use something moisturising fast. It's more suited for a different skin type than mine.

Repurchase: No.

I've been using this  every day for years. 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. Its promise it to brighten and even out the skin tone, but I like it because it keeps my skin in good condition. 

Repurchase: Done.

A product I use every day. It's a hydrating liquid that's easy to layer and contains all the good stuff - ceramides, different versions of hyaluronic acid, extracts, aminoacids, cholesterol,…. Bottle has a generous 500 ml that lasts quite a while.

Repurchase: Done.

A rich toner-like product with 30% centella asiatica leaf water, Madecassoside, Ceramide, Panthenol, Aloe Vera, Betta-Glucan and several extracts - it's a repairing & hydrating product. I used this every day for a couple of years, but now I think it's discontinued, so I bought Purito's Wonder Releaf Centella Toner instead and it's pretty much the same.

This has 2% liposome retinal (0.02% active), ginseng extract (10%), niacinamide, adenosine, hyaluronic acid, cholesterol, ceramides, a peptide and a couple of oils/butters. It's a light moisturising lotion and it has a ginseng scent. I've used up two so far and it suits my skin.

Repurchase: Yes.

This one has 4% liposome retinal, niacinamide, some oils and extracts, ferments, hyaluronic acid and at the very end of the list vitamin C, bakuchiol and peptides. Texture is very similar to Beauty of Joseon eye cream. I use it all over the face just like BOJ one and it suits me, but like at that one I see no visible changes in my skin.

Repurchase: Yes.

I've used up two of these so far. I use this daily all over the face, but concentrated around the eyes. It has everything from hydrolysed collagen, niacinamide, centella asiatica, a ton of extracts, allantoin, adenosine, ceramides, peptides, arganine…. It's a medium thick cream and it sits on the skin for a time. I can't claim I noticed any "age-rewind" effects, but it suits me.

Repurchase: Done.

A brightening serum with niacinamide, tranexamic acid, kojic acid, vitamin C, glutathione, arganine and peptides. It's light, absorbs quickly and it's rich enough to be used on its own if desired. It keeps my skin in good condition.

Repurchase: Done.

My second bottle. I won't rave about it because honestly I see no visible difference, but I'm hoping at least it's slowing down the development of lines. It's a growth factor serum that promises a lot of things concerning visible aging, plus that is hydrates and strengthens skin's barrier. Texture is watery and it's easy to layer, so I use it daily as one of the first steps in the morning.

Repurchase: Done.

A serum with peptides. It's a light formula that's easy to layer, so I liked it. Whether it's did anything apart from a hydrating effect, I don't know.

Repurchase: Yes.

A 0.1% retinal serum. Formula is gentle and light enough, so easy to layer. Due to the presence of retinal it's bright yellow, which leaves a light tint on the skin. I've switched to The Ordinary's 0.2% Retinal, which is stronger.

Repurchase: Yes, but probably the 20 version.

An oily vitamin C product. It's a dry oil and a small amount doesn't spread to a large surface like oils do. There is the obnoxious kind of self-tan smell developing like at all ascorbic acid products (I always wash my hands straight away, but it still makes my hands smell like I held old metal). It has four forms of vitamin C, aside from ascorbic acid also ascorbyl tetraisopalmitate, ascorbyl glucoside and ethyl ascorbic acid. I switched to Cerave's Skin Renewing Vitamin C Serum.

Repurchase: it's not my favourite texture, so probably not.

A gel-lotion overnight mask with propolis and plenty of nice ingredients that I use very frequently. I don't think it makes my skin glow (its original promise), but it's deeply hydrating and calming, since it has a lot of centella asiatica. It's scent-free.

Repurchase: Done

A clear gel sleeping mask with ascorbic acid, ceramides, retinol and a bunch of peptides at the end of the list, while in the middle there are some extracts (including citrus). It has yellow particles suspended (vitamin C I think) in it refreshing feeling during application. It leaves the skin sticky, so the pillow sticks to the face and in the morning there’s still some of it on the face. There is a spoon added, so you can avoid touching the product in the pot with fingers. I found it hydrating and that's it.

Repurchase: Maybe.

Reviews for this were quite positive, so I was expecting a lot from it, but this is just no a good waterproof mascara. It doesn't just fail at holding the lashes curled, the lashes just drop down when you start applying this, despite investing several minutes in curling the lashes beforehand. It's also the only waterproof mascara I've tried that smudges and as soon as I wipe off the black line that smudges on my upper eyelid, it just reappears the next time I open my eyes. I have never encountered that even at regular mascaras. It adds a lot of volume because it's a type of formula that deposits a heavy coat on the lashes quickly, but it's poor at separation despite the silicone brush with a good length and position of bristles and you quickly get a spidery lash effect. Taking pictures of this mascara for a review was a nightmare.

I left it in the drawer for months and it's still bad. It behaves as a regular smudgy mascara with no hold, but it's equally hard to remove as waterproof mascaras. Just awful.

Just like the mascara, this didn't impress me. While it’s not quite as disappointing, the watery, partly sheer black formula and a hard, short, non-flexible applicator just don't deliver the results I'm used to from for example Catrice's eyeliners. It's hard to create a thin, precise line with this - actually impossible for my level of skill and the formula stays sheer in places even if I got over it again. I haven't tested how long it lasts, but it's not waterproof and the swatch on my hand was quite quickly removed with regular hand washing.