A gloss with a high SPF. It's a smooth, somwhat oily feeling formula and doesn't stick to the lips quite as well as some other lip oil brands I've tried. This formula reminds me most of Essence's Cranberry Lip oil, but the original one, since I never tried the new one. It's almost fully opaque with one coat and the shade is a nice medium muted rosy one. It doesn't last as long as I hoped, but it's decent enough. It has no SPF bitter taste.

A repurchase. I had the full size for years and barely used a half, so this time I got a mini. It's the best lip overnight mask I've tried. It fixes very dry lips and it has a buttery formula that gives a nice gloss to the lips. It can stay on the lips overnight. Scent is nothing specially, softy sweet. At the full size you get a silicone applicator that is a must at all such pot lip masks - here you get nothing.

I've been using COSRX Galactomyces 95 Tone Balancing Essence for years and the price almost doubled since I started buying it, so I decided to check the competition. This one has only three ingredients Galactomyces Ferment Filtrate, Butylene Glycol and 1,2-Hexanediol. It's thinner than COSRX, more like a basic toner, but it feels nicely hydrating and pleasant on the skin. It has no scent. So far I like it, maybe not as much as COSRX, but it's half the price. I already repurchased a backup.

A gift with purchase, but I already used up two of these and I'd repurchase it anyway. It's a gel-lotion overnight mask with propolis and plenty of nice ingredients. 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.

A repurchase. I got this originally as a gift with purchase and liked it. It's got the retinol alternative bakuchiol and as is usual for Asian cosmetics a ton of nice ingredients. It's composed out of a liquid part and tiny capsules that burst when rubbed into the skin. It's richer than a basic serum even though the texture feels thin, but it's somewhat oily and feels nourishing. It's got the scent an odd, musty scent of lavender. The dropper packaging isn't great at such a formula, as it often struggles to suck up product and when it's close to empty it's difficult getting the rest out.

This is a mini that was a gift with purchase, but I have this in a full size version and I use it every day. It's a rich toner that feels hydrating and soothing. Centella Asiatica is second on the list, plus Trehalose, Hyaluronic Acid, Madecassoside, Asiaticoside, Asiatic Acid, Madecassic Acid, Panthenol, Allantoin and Arginine. It's scent free.

All Asian sunscreens I've tried where light and non-greasy - this is completely different. It was one of the cheapest SPF's and I saw no reviews before putting it in my cart, but this is a thick sunscreen that takes effort to blend in and it leaves a white cast. But it is waterproof and the texture makes it feel more reliable, especially if you're on the beach.

The pump is such a big plus at this sunscreen, plus it's good value for money since it's 140 ml - provided you use it just for the face like me (I use Sun Dance for the body). Texture is very liquid, lightweight and watery. It has some alcohol smell, which isn't ideal, but it has hyaluronic acid in many forms and collagen.

I've used up four of these. 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 already used up such a travel size and I wanted to repurchase a full size (which is actually just 10 ml and this is 5 ml), but it was out of stock, so I bought another smaller size. It's a nice, rich and silky-feeling eye cream that feels nicely nourishing under the eyes. The ingredients list is a long as my arm.

I have the purple collagen one which quickly became a favourite, so I ordered this version too. The pump makes such a difference to me, it makes me use lotion far more often that I usually do and I ended up mostly using it as a hand cream, though I like it for face too. Formula is lightweight and absorbs quickly, but it's nicely hydrating . There are many versions - this one has mostly centella asiatica leaf water along Squalane, Asiaticoside, Madecassic Acid, Asiatic Acid, Propolis Extract, Sodium Hyaluronate, Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree) Leaf Extract, Hippophae Rhamnoides Fruit Extract, Hydrolyzed Collagen, Beta-Glucan and other ingredients.

I got this for mom or maybe I'll keep it since she's more into basic creams and skin care minimalism. It's one of the cheapest serums on Stylevana, but still very impressive when it comes to ingredients. It has collagen and several peptides. I'll report about texture if I decide to keep it myself.

Same story as the serum, again something I got for mom if I manage to convince to use it. It's very affordable and has a similar ingredients list as the serum.

I got these two for mom, so I likely won't try them myself, but they are some of the most affordable classic moisturisers on Stylevana and there are many versions. Pots have 100 ml. Ginseng Retinol has niacinamide, shea butter, arganine, adenosine, ginseng and retinol in an unknown percentage. Collagen one has similar ingredients with niacinamide and shea butter plus collagen, ceramide, hyaluronic acid and centella asiatica.

This was a gift with purchase and I haven't used it yet. Ingredients look simple, hydrating with hyaluronic acid, arganine and collagen.

Last year I got this as a gift with purchase and though my bottle isn't finished yet, I repurchased it. It's described as a skin care booster and it contains micro needles that "help absorption and skin revitalisation". This is one of the weakest versions and there are various strengths. It's not meant to be used on its own, but as a base and it aids other skin care to work better. It feels slightly scratchy when you apply it, but it's not irritating. I use it in combination with hydrating products and sheet masks. Aside from cica reedle needle it also has niacinamide, macadamia oil, adenosine, hyaluronic acid, centella asiatica, propolis, madecassoside and amino acids.

A repurchase. I've been using it every day for quite a few years now. 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. It improved my skin long ago when I started using it, but it's main benefit is described as giving the skin a glow. Now it just maintains my skin in nice condition.

I have the capsule gel cream that feels like a thick sleeping mask. I like it, but since it's in a pot, it's a bit of hassle getting the spoon to scoop the product and cleaning it every time. So I got the serum instead - it's more popular than the cream I believe. It's a brightening, "rejuvenating" formula with salmon PDRN, peptides, niacinamide, collagen and more. I still have plenty of cream left, so this will get its turn when I use it up.

I got this as a gift with purchase, but I've been seeing it plenty online. It's got the retinol alternative bakuchiol and as is usual for Asian cosmetics a ton of nice ingredients. It's composed out of a liquid part and tiny capsules that burst when rubbed into the skin. It's richer than I expected, the texture feels thin, but it's somewhat oily and feels nourishing. It's got the scent an odd, musty scent of lavender. The dropper packaging isn't great at such a formula, as it often struggles to suck up product. I already repurchased this serum.

I've used up two of these so far and I'm currently nearing the end of the third. 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.

My Catrice's eye roller went off and got a rancid smell, so I got this instead. It's got three metal massaging balls that feel cooling during applications. I've had a few of similar eye creams (packaging-wise), but this is the richest and nicest one. It feels properly nourishing, it stays on the skin for a while and feels refreshing without feeling too light for my dry skin. There are several versions available, aside from Collagen there's also Retinol (red), Placenta (green) and Gold Snail (Gold).

I think this is exclusive to Stylevana or at least that's how they market it there. You get a very decent amount of products to trial before deciding to buy full sizes - which I did for three of the products.

A toner that promises glow, it has a ton of of ingredients including 50 types of peptides. It has very tiny shimmer in it, so it creates an instant glow effect. Formula feels nicely hydrating and just very pleasant. I ordered a big size.

Another product with an insanely long ingredients list (and also 50 types of peptides). It a lotion that doesn't feel heavy and is easy to layer, but it's also nourishing enough for my skin. I like this just like the toner and I ordered the full size.

I really like the texture of this eye cream, it feels nicely nourishing under the eyes. I was and still am seriously considering buying the full size, but I resent it has much less product that other eye creams. It's another product with a list of ingredients as long as my arm.

There are two pairs of patches in this set. I haven't tried them yet, but they have great ingredients. They mention collagen and that these patches depuff, brighten and plump up fine lines.

I loved this mask. It had a massive amount of essence, it was dripping with the stuff. It's in two parts - the top part reaches down to the lips, while the lower fits over the part of the neck and the lower part of the face and it's hooked around the ears. It left my skin nicely hydrated and feeling comfortable, I can't say about much else, maybe just that it had a healthy, hydrated glow.

A repurchase. I've been using this on most days since I got my first tube. It's a gel overnight mask with propolis and plenty of nice ingredients. Texture isn't that heavy, but the gel formula doesn't absorb quickly and stays on the skin for hours. I apply a medium thick coat of this as the last step and sometimes I can still feel a layer of it in the morning. It's deeply hydrating and calming, since it has a lot of centella asiatica. It's scent-free.

A repurchase. It's a brightening serum with niacinamide, tranexamic acid, kojic acid, vitamin C, glutathione, arganine and peptides. It's light, absorbs quickly and it's hydrating enough to be used on its own if desired. It keeps my skin in good condition, though I'm not sure I noticed actual brightening. It has no scent.

Most people get the serum, but I got this instead. It contains salmon PDRN, collagen and niacinamide, and it promises to even out skin tone, firm the skin and strengthen the skin barrier. It looks odd, but those capsules aren't really solid balls, instead they are more like drops of a cream suspended in a thick gel. There's a spoon added for scooping the product out and most of the time you can't get the ball out intact, as it already mixes with the gel. Texture is heavy and rich, something you can use as the last step in your night routine like an overnight mask. I use it on most days now as an overnight mask and I see only hydration as its effect, but my skin is in good condition - feels comfortable given that's it's winter and my skin feels very tight if I don't use good skin care.

I got this as a gift with purchase. It's a brightening serum, similar to the Nineless B-Boost and it has tranexamic acid (5%), niacinamide (10%) and arbutin. It's a light serum, tinted red and feels very similar to the Nineless one. It absorbs quickly, but leaves the skin hydrated. I've started using this one instead of B-Boost in the mornings. I've been using it for about two months now and I'm not sure I see any brightening, but my skin does look healthy.

A mist essence with 27% cica extract, 2,000ppm of hydrolysed collagen, EGF peptide, hyaluronic acid and beta-glucan. It’s very light and absorbs quickly. I spray it when my skin feels tight and on my dry hands. It has no scent.

A moisturiser with peptides, collagen and a bunch of other stuff. It's got a light texture for a cream, but feels hydrating on my dry skin. Most of it absorbs quickly and this works as a base for makeup. It's got a nice scent of candy. There are several versions of these Esfolio creams.

I got this as a gift with purchase and it took me a while to open these because I assumed they are some boring soft pads with a weak exfoliating effect. But I was quite impressed by these at first try. The pads have two sides - one has a quilted design and it's soft as I expected, but the other has a sort of rough mesh that feels like a great manual exfoliator. I don't know how they compare to others, since I never had peeling pads (Neogen's look similar to me on pictures), but I'll likely repurchase these. Formula feels hydrating as first, by my dry skin soon needs more. It has some extracts, salicylic acid (it says Salicylate so BHA), Madecassoside and Tea Tree oil. They smell like tea tree oil.

I got this for points that were about to expire and there were just two choices. I already gave this away as a gift, since I use other eye creams (CATRICE Caffeine Kick Under Eye Serum and A.H.C Ten Revolution Real Eye Cream For Face). There are several versions of these; this one has hydrolised collagen, niacinamide, hyaluronic acid and a peptide. This has the same three metal ball massaging applicator as Catrice's Caffeine Kick, which is cooling. 

I got a pack of these as a gift with purchase. Description says it has a triple collagen complex with hydrolyzed collagen, soluble collagen and atelo collagen. The packaging is semi see-though. These have the thickest, richest formula I've tried. The essence is gel-serum like, not a liquid or a light lotion like they usually are. It didn't dry out for ages and there was plenty of essence left, which I used for the rest of my body. My skin felt comfortable and hydrated after use. These are quite nice.

A pack of 30 sheet masks for about 10 €, so quite affordable. They pull out like wet wipes and they added a plastic tweezer so you can get them out easier. Ingredients include niacinamide, arganine, allantoin, panthenol, hydrolyzed collagen, hydrolyzed glycosaminoglycans, hyaluronic acid, rice extract and beta-glucan. They are fully saturated in essence, which is a classic rich-toner-like and the material is reasonably thin. They dry out faster than individually packed masks, but it takes at least 20-30 minutes for some parts to dry fully. These leave my skin nicely hydrated and feeling nice. 

A repurchase. It's a great affordable hair mask with hydrolised proteins and aminoacids that does what more expensive stuff do. I like it has Amodimethicone high on the list as that always works well for my hair. It also has ceramides (a.k.a. "hair cement") and a bunch of extracts. This is one of the best products I've tried. It makes my hair feels so nice - airy, nourished and silky. When my hair was still bleached, this helped it dry a lot smoother. It's a protein treatment that doesn't leave the hair stiff, so there's no need for an extra conditioner after it. Texture is easy to spread in a small amount, but it's only 100 ml, so my long hair I don't have it for many uses - luckily it's not that expensive compared to some brands. It's has quite a boring classic hair salon cosmetics scent.