My skin is too dry to test this right now. Applying a mattifying powder over foundation at the moment makes it patchy, so I've been very sparing using this. However, I think I like it so far and it has a lot of potential for when my skin is more normal. It's very fine and silky, more than my other loose powders. I've tried applying it just on my pores around my nose and it blurs quite well. 

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 (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.

One of my favourite products from the new ones I've tried. Both powders are excellent. The bronzer side is matte, smooth and a nice shade that's not too warm, so it suits me as a contour. It's quite pigmented, so I don't need a lot for my fair skin and it blends evenly. The highlighter is a champagne shade and has very fine shimmer, so it looks really great on the skin. It's not the strongest, so I can apply it in a way that it looks more natural or build it up for a more intense glow. 

As a contour palette it's not as cool toned/ashy as the stupidly discontinued Prime & Fine Ashy Radiance, however, it still works and the powders are much better quality. This is meant as a bronzer, not really a contour and it's good shade for pale skin that doesn't look orange.

I loved the look of this one already when I saw it on the website and I was excited to try it, but this is weak. I was most excited about that second purple-mauve-taupe eyeshadow, as I've been looking for something like it, but it's impossible to build up to a good level on intensity. Even with a finger and using a base. They just don't stick well to the skin. The last three shades are noticeably better, but compared to the Pro Slim palette, this just isn't that good. Blending also isn't that easy and I couldn't make the last shade into a nice transition. It's strange because Catrice usually makes great matte eyeshadows. 

This is considerably better than the 5 in a box, however, it's like all Pro Slim palettes I've tried so far, a mixed bag in terms of quality of eyeshadows. The glitter/shimmer shades are problematic as Catrice still continues to make the same ones that can't be picked up with a brush. The lighter such shades (Crystal, Solei and Pink Sand) don't have an even colour payoff and need to be layered a lot, while the red Bonfire, Glam bronze and blue Ocean are better. The matte shades are great, in fact some are just excellent, especially Daydream, Beach Flirt, Palm and Cave, which have intense colour payoff and blend well.  

Big dramatic lashes with a winged out look. I didn't like these on my eyes, as I felt they lack the length in the middle. They lashes itself are nice, the band is soft and flexible, I also didn't feel them on the eyes, so they're light. I used my Kiss glue, as in my experience the glue Catrice adds to these lashes is not strong enough to hold in the corners. There are several shapes of new false lashes.