A baked blush that has an intense pigmentation and a smooth formula. I need to apply this one slowly, as I can quickly get a lot of colour on my pale cheeks (it's one layer with a fluffy blush on the picture. Usually I really need to build blushes up for them to show on the camera, but not this one). Shade is a type of peachy-pink that's a lot more pink than peach. It has tiny shimmer in it that adds a glow, but since it's so pigmented and I need to apply little of it, the shimmer/highlighter effect isn't that intense on me - it should be on deeper skin tones (I apply Catrice's fantastic Glow Lover Oil-Infused Highlighter over it for more glow). Overall this is one of the best drugstore blushes I've tried, very similar to the discontinued L.O.V. blushes and better than Milani's Baked Blush (I have Petal Primavera which is less pigmented). Let's just hope Catrice keeps it and expands the range. 

I used to have a Wet N Wild Color Icon blush in an apricot shade when they were still in a square packaging. I remember it being very good and nicely glowy, though I wasn't a fan of the shade. I picked Pearlescent Pink because I expected a pink shade with a glow, but this is a lot more peachy. It's one of those shades that on skin tones that are a bit darker than mine will look more pink, while on me the orange tone comes in focus more. It has shimmer in it that is on the larger side, so there is visible gold shimmer in it like in for example Hot Mama from the Balm. That means this has an intense glow on the cheeks if you build it up, but I find it can also highlight pores. Pigmentation is medium, I need to build this up with at least two layers and since I'm very pale that might mean it could be too weak for darker skin tones, but I couldn't say for sure. On the picture is very built up using a dense small brush and three layers (but it did look more intense in RL. Cameras pick up blushes poorly). 

There are three shades of these liquid highlighters and the stand had all three testers, but not the place for all the colours, just for 010 and 030. I liked the shade 020 more for my skin tone, which is more pink, but I had to settle for this champagne-golden one instead. It swatches beautifully, a lovely strong glow with no visible big shimmer ( I made a video swatching this, which shows the glow better than the picture). On the cheeks it's more subtle and it's the type of highlighter that looks like a natural glow. I find that it doesn't work well with all foundations or bases. I used it first over a hydrating, dewy formula (Oriflame GG Uforia) and it just did not layer well. It sank into pores and there were visible dots. Over a matte foundation (new Catrice's Nude Drop is like that on me) it looked considerably better, it layered well and I could build up the glow, but not to a super intense layer. Formula is light and not greasy. It's not a liquid like Oriflame's The One IlluSkin Liquid Highlighter or L'Oreal's Glow Mon Amour Highlighting Drops, but effect is very similar. All are great natural looking formulas, but L'Oreal's is kind of greasy, so before this one I always used Oriflame's which is a gorgeous formula. This one doesn't beat it, but Oriflame is not an easy brand to get.

I got this just for the packaging, but it's a great quality highlighter - nicer than on my swatch (it's something I often notice at Catrice, that their highlighters swatch powdery/chunky looking, but on the cheeks they look smooth). The glow of this is lovely on the cheeks, with such fine shimmer like in their Oil-Infused Highlighter (but in direct sunlight, there are small shimmery particles visible). However, this is quite dark, so on me it's already almost a blush shade in a peachy/rose-gold colour. 

I'm a fan of such shades and I rarely just walk past them. It's a beautiful green-gold colour, very metallic-looking on the eyes. Pigmentation is great, it's quickly fully opaque on the eyes (with two layers). It can be applied nicely with fingers or brushes. I noticed it creases on me after a while - which doesn't usually happen, but I don't use primers (often). It's not the quality of Artdeco single eyeshadows, but this formula is better than most of shimmer shades in Catrice's palettes I've tried. 

The blue isn't as good in term of ease of application as the pink one. Not that's it's in any way problematic, but it needs two coats for an even look. The pink one is opaque with one coat. There are two more shades in this collection, a peach and a light green. 

A new mascara by Revlon. I'm a big fan of the red So Fierce! Big Bad Lash mascara, which remains one of my favourite regular formulas. This one creates a lot of volume fast even when freshly opened. It's not one of those wet mascaras that my lashes dislike (because they drop my lashes even faster and make my glasses dirty), but I wouldn't say it's as dry as a waterproof mascara. This one says it lifts the lashes - maybe. My lashes are so stubborn it's hard to say, but it does dry on the eyelashes fast and my lashes don't drops as much as with other mascaras. I'd say it's actually pretty good in that department for a regular formula. Brush has an interesting spiral design with bristles that are more wide apart than at most silicone brushes I've tried and it doesn't take long to build up the volume. From the start it was not wowing me with its definition or fanning out abilities, but after two weeks it got better and has a nice multiplying effect. Compared to the red So Fierce! Mascara, this is more volumising and creates a bigger impact, but it's less defining. 

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This has a micro tip with which you can really draw such thin lines - if only I had steady hands and the talent to actually do it, but instead I end up with the same type of line I always do. It's intensely black, the formula glides easily on the skin and you can perfect the wing with the precise applicator. The formula dries to a sort of layer and is waterproof. It's removed like a peel off liner, meaning this doesn't smudge, instead it flakes away with warm water and a foamy cleanser. 

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Brow pencils with a small tip that's 0,3 mm wide. I don't use brow products, I've said that many times, but Revlon says you can draw mini hairs with it. My brows are too thick to attempt to draw mini strokes in them, but I tried it on the back on my hand and the strokes are a bit wider than a hair. Catrice's brow pencil I have is similar, but formula is less creamy. The strokes are soft and the brush on the other side softens the look, but this formula is not very intense, not even the black one, so you don't overdo the eyebrows fast with these. I got three shades that are sold in Slovenia: a Soft Brown, which is a light brown with a yellow tone, a Dark Brown, which is a natural brown that fits me best, but it's still a bit warmer than my ashy brown eyebrows and Soft Black, which is a similar shade to the Dark Brown, except a bit darker and cooler. The swatches on my hand didn't come off once they set and I tried to rub them away.    

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I already had a gold version of this shade, which I wanted to repurchase, but they only had the silver in stock. These take some time to fully dry, but then they can be removed by peeling. The coat should be thick to get it off in one piece. These are at the girl toys department in Műller.

This one smells like vanilla cupcakes. There was an Ariela too. I got this on Notino as well. Lip Smackers are some of my favourite formulas because they are creamier than most basic lip balm formulas.

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. A'Pieu says it's suitable for sensitive skin. It feels similar to the Cosrx Propolis toner in a sense that it's richer than just a liquid, but on the skin it feels lighter than the texture indicates. It's has an intense herbal scent, which I didn't expect, but I'll get used to it. I bought it as a replacement for the Geek & Gorgeous Stress Less Serum because it also contains madecassoside and beta-glucan, but this comes in a 300 ml bottle for about 20 €, so it's a better deal. I've been using it morning and nights for about two weeks and I can't say I noticed anything special, but my skin is in good condition.  

A sheet mask with niacinamide, allantoin, carnosine, gylcolic acid, malic acid, hyaluronic acid and urea. I haven't used it yet, but I'll report back when I do. I mentioned a few times that now that I don't have IG, I post on FB.  

I repurchased one of these. I use them every time I apply foundation and I use them dry - that's just my way of doing it, but it's supposed to be wet. It's got a flat bottom with which I blend the foundation on most of the face and I use the tip for the triangle under the eyes. The velvety side is meant for powder, but I rarely use it. 

I got this brush as a gift on Women's Day (the PR package was very pretty). TTs are my favourite brushes and have been for many years. I have the Wet Detangling Hairbrush in a black colour that I use every day. If you plan to get one of these, I suggest you go for these with a handle because they are easier to hold than their classic ones. Compared to dupes, the bristles are softer and glide through the hair easier. 

PUPA Vamp! Waterproof Mascara 

I'm a big fan of the regular formula, which creates volume fast and fans out the lashes so nicely. With my type of lashes that don't hold a curl I need a waterproof formula, so after having it on my wishlist for quite a while, I got it on Black Friday when it was more reasonably priced. It's not as impressive as the regular formula, which goes for all waterproof mascaras, since they are drier and deposit less product on the lashes, but it's regardless really good. It holds my lashes well, adds a lot of length and enough volume with a couple of coats. Only thing that so far bothers me is that it doesn't fan out the lashes as nicely because with more coats, some lashes start stick. I use a separate clean silicone brush to get the desired definition. It's one of those mascaras that's difficult to remove, but it's also very long lasting on the lashes, it doesn't crumble nor smudge. Brush is a classic one, the same at regular formula, but mine is bent. I had four Pupa Vamp mascaras and none's brush was bent. It's a clumsy brush as no matter how hard I try, I get smudges on my eyelids, so it's the type of mascara like to I'd apply first before other eye makeup. 

I've been eyeing this for a while, but it's more than 22 € in my local Műller. Luckily I got it for 14 € on Look Fantastic. I heard such great reviews about these lashes. They are to be placed under the lashes, instead of on top, so they should look more natural. They last a few days on the eyes and are reusable about 3 times. I haven't worn them yet, but when I do I'll update you. There are also options to buy just the lashes or just the glue + sealer. 

I talked about these when I posted my wishlist after trying them in Müller and they were the best cream eyeshadows from all I tried in local drugstores. I was looking for a replacement for my old stash, though my Kiko's (which are great) are still ok, but they are several years old. These Naj Oleari ones are seriously good, especially shade Golden Brown. They have such an intense colour payoff with one swipe and they blend out without losing too much colour, so they don't need endless building up. Golden Brown is a classic bronze shade has and it's a better performer than Pearly Taupe, I assume due to a smaller shimmer size. Brown lasts all day on my eyelids without creasing and with little fading. Pearl Taupe, however, starts out great, but by the end of the day creases, though the colour is still on the lids. I plan to use this one with powder eyeshadow on top, so as a base, while I can wear Golden Brown on its own. I'm tempted to get a champagne shade as well.

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I was looking for a substitute for my old Urban Decay 24/7 eyeliner shade Bourbon. After missing with an Essence one (which is darker, but a good eyeliner overall) I got this one which is a very similar medium warm brown with gold shimmer. Mine arrived with the first 3 cm of the tip broken (I just placed it back in for the picture), which I was not happy about, as I feel I lost product even before I started using it. I tried pushing it back in, since it's so creamy, but it only kind of worked. I haven't sharpened it yet, but I hope it doesn't continue breaking, since for an eyeliner this isn't cheap. It doesn't transfer well into the waterline and I find it a bit irritating (I had a feeling something fell in my eye after a while the only time I've worn it there), so I won't use it there, but I use it under the lower lashes for definition (I rarely wear such liners on the top lash line). It lasts ok and doesn't smudge on me, but I don't have oily skin. 

I bought this on a whim, though my experience with this brand had been so-so. I haven't bought a matte liquid lipstick in a while and I miss them. This one is an average one - it takes a while to dry matte, it leaves a tight layer on the lips, it can survive drinking, but not eating. I resent that it doesn't last as long as most of its competition, but the shade is likeable. It's a pale warm pink, too pale for darker skin tones than mine in my opinion, but it's wearable for me. Eveline has a selection of such nude shades among the three matte liquid lipstick lines they have, but this is the lightest.   

This is called a lip oil on English boxes and just a caring lip gloss on German ones. In any case this one doesn't feel like a lip oil, especially compared to the lovely Essence version. Nivea used to have lip glosses, back when they had a makeup line - this formula feels the same I think. It's been a while since I had it, but it felt  instantly recognizable on my lips. So first impression wasn't that good, as the formula doesn't feels as smooth and balmy like Essence's version, plus the applicator is small and hard. But it grew on me a bit. It cares for my lips ok (not that I have very dry lips in general) and I like this shade on me that's nicely semi-opaque when I build it up. Where I bought it, it was on a very good offer, but if I paid full price (I think it's about 6 € in Müller), I'd be a bit disappointed. If you want an actual lip oil, try Essence one instead, but if this Labello colour looks good to you, it's worth the purchase when it's on offer.  

These are the new limited edition shades that were added to the Satin Ink range. I have five, but there are a couple more. Unlike the original line up, this one contains two shades that have shimmer (from my selection of five), while the rest have a creamy finish. I reviewed this formula already and these new ones are the same. They start of shiny, but slowly set to a more matte finish. Staying power is great on me, they can survive most of the day or even the whole day. They feel comfortable on the lips, since they are shiny, so they are this interesting hybrid between a glossy, comfy lipstick and a long-lasting matte liquid formula. Some may experience some dryness when these set matte, but these are not like proper liquid matte lipsticks. New shades are 031 Pink Duchess (a medium warm pink with gold shimmer), 032 Lady Topaz (a warm brown with gold shimmer), 034 Regal Ruby (a deep berry-burgundy), 037 Majestic Rose (medium peachy-beige shade) and 038 Citrine Queen (a caramel brown). I already posted swatches in the last monthly favourites post.   

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This foundation has been on the market for a while and I think it's the one I remember seeing on ads when I was younger (and the discontinued Color Adapt). When something is still sold after so many years, I assume it must be worth trying. I had this plan to try drugstore products that I remember being on the market for a long time and this was among them, but sadly like most of the times, this foundation is not sold in light shades here and I never got it myself. I got sent a shade that is too dark for me (106 Natural Beige is comparable to Revlon's shades starting with 200 in terms of depth, so for light-medium skin tones), so it's hard to accurately assess the coverage, but I think it's about medium, though it didn't cover my under eye circles that well. Finish is matte on me, though not drying or in a way that would be already flaky on my dry skin, but I didn't need to take away any shine with a powder even right after application. When I did a before-after picture, I felt my skin looked textured with it, but when I was checking it in the mirror through the day, it looked ok. It wore off nicely without becoming patchy anywhere. It's not a very obvious foundation, even though it's matte on me and it blended well with a beauty sponge. 

This is one of the rare regular mascaras that I have repurchased. In fact I think I bought it twice already, which for someone who generally wears waterproof formulas says something. It doesn't hold my lashes up, but I like that it's easy to remove and adds some definition to the eyes, regardless that my lashes drop. The reason I love this formula is because it makes my lashes so pretty (before they fall down) - it adds a lot of a volume and length, but I most appreciate it how nicely it defines and fans out the lashes. I have the waterproof formula too and I'm not as impressed by it because it's very dry. I like the small change they made to the tube. 

I always wanted to try this. Most of the shades are frosty/pearly, which is not my style, but I'm fond of these types of liquid lipsticks that have a "sealer" and Lipfinity have been on the market for a long time. First coat is only semi-opaque, so I build it up with a second, thicker coat. It says it sets in a minute, but the way I apply it, it's a minute or two longer, but it does dry to a finish that barely transfers. Then you apply the top coat over it, which makes the shade glossy. The top coat is so soft, I never experienced a balm in a stick form that's so creamy, it's actually hard to apply without damaging the shape of the top coat a lot. Lip colour then lasts through anything, from drinking, eating or touching the lips, however, after about 8-9 hours, it started to peel on me and bits feel off, so my lip colour looked uneven. It's a lip colour I can feel on the lips (the way I apply it) and it's somewhat dry if you don't reapply the balmy top coat. Colour is a warm red. 

A micellar water with some niacinamide, ceramides, cholesterol and no fragrance. It's meant for all skin types, including sensitive skin. I tested it with my a "strong" makeup look (Dermacol foundation, Catrice liquid eyeliner, a deep burgundy shade of liquid matte lipstick by theBalm, cream eyeshadow from Naj Oleari, Max Factor 2000 Calorie mascara and Colourpop Bare Necessities eyeshadows in dark shades) and it removed all really well. And quite quick too. Skin felt comfortable after removal and there was no residue left. I think this beats my previous favourite Mixa Anti-Dryness micellar, which disappeared from our shelves anyway. 

This caught my attention because it has madecassoside, since I ran out of Geek & Gorgeous Stress Less serum. It's new and Balea suggests it as an anti-spot moisturiser, since it has zink, but it's a calming formula with pantenol and allantoin. Formula is thin, more of a lotion than a moisturiser and it sits right in the middle of what I prefer, as it's neither a liquid that would be easy to layer nor a rich moisturiser to use as a last step for my dry skin. I'm not sold on this texture, but affordable products in local drugstores that have madecassoside are not that common. 

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Origins says on their website this is a best-seller. It's a brightening serum with 5% "retexturing complex" made from a green coffee seed and a mix of AHA +BHA. It also has ginseng extract, salicylic acid, pyruvic acid (has a peeling effect and is apparently effective on spots), caffeine, squalane, hyaluronic acid and vitamin C in Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate form. It's a light lotion that doesn't really absorb quickly and is not that easy to layer over. I got some tingling the first time I used it, which surprised me since it should be weak. Based on ingredients I'd say this looks interesting for those who have blemishes, though it may be irritating to some due to grapefruit and lemon peel oils (my skin isn't at all sensitive, so it's completely fine to me). I don't know how to include this one into my routine properly, since I use products with acids after cleansing and then apply other stuff on top and this texture isn't the best to be layered over, though it can be done. I use the other two Ginzing products a lot more. 

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A cream with niacinamide, ginseng, caffeine, vitamin C in a stable 3-O-Ethyl Ascorbic Acid form, hyaluronic acid, ceramides, aminoacid and ginger extract. I like this ingredients list, so I'm using this as the last step in my night routine, though it may not be for sensitive skin because of citrus and spearmint. It's a light gel texture that feels refreshing and stays on the skin for a while in a light tacky layer. It can peel when I apply makeup over it, so I prefer this one in the night routine. I've been using it for several weeks now and I'm not sure I see anything significant in terms of brightening, but I still like using it. It's got an orange scent. This feels like a moisturiser for all skin types because of the gel texture. 

A leave-on mask with olive oil, vitamin C in a 3-O-Ethyl Ascorbic Acid and Magnesium Ascorbyl Phosphate forms, ginseng, caffeine, salicylic acid, hyaluronic acid, betaine, aminoacid and again citrus & spearmint extracts, but those are at the end of the list. It's closer to a typical moisturiser than the Energizing Gel Cream, it's richer and has beads in it that burst when you rub the product on the skin. It's better suited for use under makeup that the gel, so I've been using it in the mornings as the last step. It leaves quite a glow on the skin that lasts a long time - it's that classic skincare glow. Like the gel cream, I've been using them for weeks and I can't say I see any brightening, but both are nice to use. 

A repurchase. This is an essential product in my collection. This together with the Hydrator performs almost a miracle and makes my hair feel so much better. It fixes my hair when it lacks protein, so when it's even more coarse to the touch than usual with zero softness, lacks pliability and no amount of moisturising care nourishes it sufficiently. Reconstructor is an intense protein treatment that contains the highest content of Joico's special Quadramine complex, which contains human hair keratin protein in a wide range of molecular sizes - that's what they say. As far as I know proteins adsorb to the hair in a matter of seconds and the general recommendation for this is to leave it on for 5 minutes, but they also say it can be left longer for even better results, which I tend to do. I always use it in combination with the Hydrator since because it's a protein treatment, it doesn't leave the hair soft on its own and it's really recommended you use a moisturising mask after for the best possible result (I see in negative reviews people who misunderstand this product when they say it doesn't leave their hair soft. It's something protein treatments tend to have in common). It's better than Olaplex on me in terms of visible, touchable effect (or at least it works faster), but I consider them different products and I still use Olaplex regularly. For my bleached and coloured hair it's a must. 

A repurchase. Together with Reconstructor they form a power couple, but this is an amazing product on its own. I've used Hydrator on its own for years before I coloured my hair and it's one of my favourite hair treatments since it's one of rare ones has a great effect on my thick, dry hair. This also has some proteins, so it combines both moisturising + protein action and it leaves my hair nicely nourished. 

After trying the mini, I got the full size bottle. It's one of the best if not the best conditioner I've ever tried. It's thinner than the mask (which I also adore), but works about the same and my hair dries so smoothly with a hair dryer after using this. Moroccanoil truly does some of the best hair products.

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My second bottle. I realised I rarely talked about this, though I used up a whole bottle. It's a lightweight lotion for the ends that instructions say to use on dry hair as a finisher, but I use it both on damp and dry hair because my hair just needs a ton of products otherwise it just doesn't behave. Initially I didn't find it as impressive as their silicone oil, however, it really grew on me and I like how it tames my hair. It has great ingredients with lots of proteins and aminoacids, so I this is a great formula to start using when you hair is freshly cut to make sure the ends stay nice longer, but Moroccanoil markets it as a split ends fixer, thought we all know that when the hair is damaged, nothing will make it healthy again. But it can hide the look of scruffy, dry ends. If you're picking between this and the oil - this will work for hair that's easily weighted down, while with the oil you may need to be more careful with the amount.  

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This oil has gained some attention on IG and got many praises, so much I wanted to try it even though another oil in my collection is the last I need. Since it's so popular, it was out of stock, so I received this whole gift set (in which you basically get one of the products for free. It's out of stock now too). Subrina Professional's Hydro line is more popular (for normal-dry hair), but this line is designed for dry and damaged hair, so more suited for my needs. First I need to praise the scent of shampoo and conditioner - they smells so similar to Paco Rabanne Olympea. It's that same salty vanilla scent, but without the heavy jasmine. I love it! Shampoo foams well and doesn't leave my super dry hair with that drying squeaky clean feeling, so it's very likeable. The conditioner is medium thick and nourishes my hair well, but like most conditioners the effect on my hair lasts only a day before I need to resort to oils. For normal-moderately dry hair a.k.a. pretty much most people, it should be more than nice. The scent alone makes it worth it. The silicone oil is surprisingly one of the richest and most oily of such products I've tried. One pump get you a lot of product, too much even for me, so it's an oil that should last a while (pump can be easily controlled to get only small amount). The scent is different than the shampoo and conditioner - it has wowed reviewers the most, but I find it a pretty straightforward vanilla. It's a very familiar scent, I know it's something that was popular around here in the past, I just can't put my finger on it. (@illegall_blonde na IG pravi, da to to vonj Sun Mix sončne kreme, ki je ukinjena že precej časa. Vem, da smo jo imeli doma, ampak vonja se pa ne spomnim.) 

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 A repurchase. I use this as the first step after washing of hair mask/conditioner/treatment every time I wash my hair. It's a clear light gel-like liquid that spreads easily to a large area, so I only need a pump. I find my hair dries smoother when I use this, but it's not the only product I use after washing (Moroccanoil All-in-one leave-in also helps my hair be smoother). 

I don't know why I got this considering I knew it smells like Arianna Grande's Cloud, which is too bland for my taste. I was persuaded by a review that said this was a very thick and rich formula that takes time to absorb, but now I'm thinking that reviewer hasn't tried many moisturisers. It's a bit thicker than Brazillian Bum Bum Cream, but nowhere near thick. It's the type of creamy texture that Nivea's Care Nourishing Cream has, so not hard to apply and blend in. Personally I'd be more impressed by it if it were thicker, something like the amazing The Body Shop body butters. While Brazillian Bum Bum Cream has an intense nutty vanilla scent and can be used instead of a perfume, Beija Flor Elasti-Cream's scent is more gentle, though stronger than AG Cloud body mist that I have and it's also a lot more "defined". It's a floral scent  - nothing of note and I really don't see what's so amazing about it like reviews claim. Bum Bum Cream is so much more impressive, though not the texture. 

A repurchase. I finally caught an excellent deal on this and I got another one. I used to always have at least on TBS body butter, but they are expensive, so it's been a while since I used up my last one. I love their super thick, rich formula that intensely nourishes the skin and I really don't mind it takes a while to sink in. Shea is a clean, nutty scent, unisex in my mind and the most neutral one from the ones I've tried. The changed the packaging to a plastic-metal combination since I had my last pot. I preferred the old labels, but as long as the product is good, it's fine.  

This is one of the new scent to me, so I had no idea what to expect. I like it - TBS describes it as a warm exotic scent. To me it smells like a comforting perfume for cold months with nuts, something slightly spicy & bitter and vanilla or amber but all mixed with this lovely creamy note. Formula is as rich as the Shea version.

THE BODY SHOP Body Butter Avocado 

The texture is the same rich one as at argan and shea, while the scent is green, fresh and creamy. I prefer the other two, but this one is ok as well. 

They added this for free. It's a disinfecting hand gel with 64% alcohol. 

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This caught my attention after reading on Fragrantica it's similar to the famous Glossier Your fragrance. I don't know how the latter smells, but TBS has nice reviews and it was cheap. It has notes of spicy pink pepper, powdery orris, woody ambrette and musk. It was a blind buy and more of a miss than not, though I don't hate it, it's just bland. I know these types of smells are supposed to smell like you and other people notice it more, but no one did so far. I smell mostly pepper and musk, so it's spicy and clean smelling. It's supposed to be similar to Bath & Body Works Kaleidoscope, but they are completely different on my skin and I get compliments when I wear that one. 

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I originally planned to repurchase the body butter, but that would be too many moisturisers already, however, now I find it's would be a better choice. One spray smells plastic and lasts two seconds. But spraying it generously and on clothes makes it last a lot longer and it's a bitter refreshing scent, just not as juicy as the body butter. 

Something new I spotted in DM. Lush has these solid balms or massage bars for ages, but they are so expensive, so I only bought I think one in my life, but the general idea is a moisturiser with no packaging. This one is meant for feet, thought just like any moisturiser it can be used anywhere. It's not overly melty like that Lush one I had, so one use doesn't melt away a lot of the product with one use, but it nourishes well even though you need to rub it back and forth a few times to get enough product on. It has a pleasant citrus (lime scent).  

These were meant as gifts for kids for St.Nicholas. They were a big hit and they told me these were their favourites - the dragons do look so cute. There are currently four scents:  Fruity is a fresh fruity scent that's kind of a mix of pear and apples. Sweety is a sweet fruity scent, reminiscent of berries. Breezy is my personal favourite because it has this clean almost marine scent - it's more grown up in my opinion. Sleepy is a soothing scent of milk and honey. All are shampoos and body washes in one, but Sweety also works as a conditioner. The Sweety liquid conditioner is a leave-in that detangles before combing the hair. 

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A repurchase, but in a new packaging. This has a great scent of apricots. Formula is nicely creamy and better than cheap shower gels, but it doesn't beat Dove for me. 

A new version of Milk & Honey scent. This one has notes of rose and amber, and to me it's very different from the original Milk & Honey, much deeper. It's mostly a rose scent. Hand & Body Wash foams ok and has medium-strong scent level, while the cream can be used instead of a fragrance. The bar of soap has a rose embossing in the back.  

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*TANGLE TEZZER Wet Detangling Hairbrush and Detangling Hairbrush the Original Lollipop Collection

TT are my absolute favourite brushes for more than I decade I think. I have the Wet Detangling Hairbrush in a black colour that I use every day. I also had an ancient original black brush, but I gave it away after I got the Compact Styler, which fits into my hands better. But the one with the handle is my favourite. I had a couple of dupe brushes and none feel the same, as they have much harder bristles and don't glide through tangly hair as nicely as TTs. These two are both half pink and half orange, a part of a new collection. Tangle Teezers are made from 100% recycled plastic and now in this collection, the boxes are made from 100% recycled cardboard.

A repurchase. My toning shade, an ashy light blonde that is slightly darker than the average blonde toner, so it can cover bleached golden blonde hair. I can't bleach my hair to a pale yellow in one go, so I use this shade (or it the past L'Oreal's 9.1 and Revlon's Colorsilk 70) or the one shade darker 8.1 to tone after bleaching. I swap the developer for a weaker 3% one (10 vol). I didn't make a deliberate switch from Subrina Charm Super Cool Toner, but last two times I didn't manage to bleach well enough for that toner, though I like it more, not just the colour, but the fact it's a demi-permanent colour.