An overnight mask with propolis and a bunch of other nice ingredients. I heard it helps the skin glow, but my skin likes products with propolis in general. I either use Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse or a sleeping mask on most days (Saturday Skin Yuzu mask or La Roche Posay Cicaplast as a mask or Glow Recipe Watermelon AHA mask). This is something between a gel and lotion, unscented. I apply a generous coat of it as the last step and in the morning when I'm washing my face, I can still feel a light coat of it on. As far as results go - it's a nice hydrating mask.

I didn't expect it to be so thick. This is a balm sunscreen and it feels more like that creamy highlighter than a skin care product, so I haven't really been using it much since I got it. The added sponge picks up a small amount of product, but it can be spread to a large area. It's tinted slightly blue, which isn't that visible on the skin and it can be applied over makeup, but it leaves a highlighter or almost vaseline level of glow. I occasionally use it to top up my sun protection in the middle of the day, but when I'm at home, as it's too shiny for my taste for the public.

A repurchase. I've been using this for many years every day. It's a lovely thicker toner that improved my skin, but it's main benefit is described as giving the skin a glow. It has 95% Galactomyces enzyme filtrate, while the rest are niacinamide, panthenol, glycerine, betaine, hyaluronic acid, allantoin and adenosine. 

I wanted to repurchase my trusted A'PIEU Madecassoside Fluid 2x, but I can't find it anywhere, so I searched Stylevana for something similar and not overly expensive. This has Centella Asiatica second on the list, plus Trehalose, Hyaluronic Acid, Madecassoside, Asiaticoside, Asiatic Acid, Madecassic Acid, Panthenol, Allantoin and Arginine. I haven't tried it yet, I'll use up my A'Pieu before I open something new, but based on ingredients it's a similar calming, hydrating product. 

Apparently this is a best-seller. Some rave it makes their skin glow, so I decided to give it a try. It has black rice extract (2,000ppm), other extracts and ferments, hyaluronic acid an beta-glucan. Texture is thin for a K-Beauty toner, close to water and I don't find it that hydrating compared to my other products, but it's good for layering and it's fragrance free. I've been using this for a couple of months now and I don't really see anything much from it. I use a lot of products that supposedly make the skin glow and I don't think my skin is more radiant, but it's in nice condition. I'm not sure I'd repurchase this one, not that it's in any way bad, it's just not as hydrating as I like and I see no other visible effect compared to my skin care routine without it. 

A repurchase. 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 my skin. 

I was going to repurchase Beauty of Joseon Revive Eye Serum Ginseng + Retinal, which has 2% liposome retinal and my skin likes it a lot, but this one has 4% liposome retinal (I believe that equates to 0,04% (regular?) retinal), It has niacinamide relatively high on the list, 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. Both are light yellow lotions that sit for a while on the skin. 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 (nor have I at any other retinal, retinol or other derivative).

I saw this on one of the best overnight masks lists and some mention it makes their skin glow. AHA is very low, given how my skin doesn't get much benefits even from 20% glycolic. It has a 2.5% pH-balanced AHA (glycolic and lactic acid), watermelon extract and ferment extract, plus some other extracts. I bought a mini because full size is expensive and actually 20 ml is a good size, since has a very light gel spreadable formula. When it dries it leaves a tacky film on the skin, which feels a bit tight. This has no scent. When it wasn't as sunny as now I used it every 3 days and so far saw no major brightening or anything much. I stopped using it for now when I spent too much time in the sun, but I'll start again in autumn. 

A serum with 10% L-ascorbic acid and the ceramides Cerave is known for. I got it because someone say it's one of rare Vitamin C products at which they saw visible results, though it's more medium strength compared to some others. I was using the Hada Labo Melano CC Vitamin C Essence, which is fine, but I don't really see much brightening from it and the texture of it is oily, so not ideal to put anything on top, though I regularly wore it with SPF over it. This one is a very light, liquid lotion that absorbs fully into the skin, leaving an almost dry-to-the-touch base for SPF. Like all ascorbic acid products I've tried so far, it makes my hands smell something like self-tan or like holding old metal in time, which I don't think I'll ever get used to and it makes me dislike ascorbic acid products, especially since I don't see results at any, but I use them together with SPF, since apparently that's recommended. This has no scent at application. From ascorbic acid products this one is so far my favourite. It's light, absorbs fully, the packaging isn't small (like at Eucerin, which is still the most impressive on I tried) and there's no irritation.

This is a best seller on Stylevana, but I heard some people talk warmly about it. It has amodimethicone, which I like at hair care because it makes the hair feel so silky, though at this mask this effect is less powerful than at for example Kerastase masks. It's a quite nice mask. I won't say I like it quite as much as Elizavecca's cer-100, but for the affordable price this is good. I has decent frizz control and adds some shine to my bland hair. The texture is nicely thick and it's nourishing enough. It does have that minus that a lot of drugstore quality masks have and that is that my hair becomes dry quickly and the top layers of my hair coarse in about two days.  

A repurchase. This is hailed as a dupe for Olaplex - it's not, it's more of a dupe Joico K-Pak Intense Hydrator as both are packed with hydrolised proteins and aminoacids. It makes my hair feels so nice - airy, nourished and silky. Along with some leave-ins even the bleached part of my hair dries smoother. Texture is easy to spread in a small amount.

PDRN Pink serum is currently quite popular, so I got the mask from this line. It's meant for fading dark spots and brightening. It has salmon pdrn and hydrolised collagen. I'll report back when I use it. 

They also have PDRN Pink Collagen Gel Mask, which is meant to be left of the face for several hours and turns from opaque pink to clear.