Cleansing products labeled “3 in 1” became popular back in my childhood — first it was Clearasil, then Avon, and later Garnier Pure Skin Gel-Scrub-Mask appeared when I was already an adult. I only tried it in my 30s, and it turned out to be a great multitasking product that I use occasionally and really enjoy the results.
Lately, Eveline Cosmetics hasn’t really caught my attention — it often feels like there are barely any new launches, and if there are, they all look quite similar. Still, I managed to find something genuinely interesting: the Eveline Viny Love Vinyl Lip Liquid with a glossy finish and a promise of impressive longevity, in shade 03 Bestie (there are 10 shades in the range).
In winter, I prefer cleansing balms or oils to remove makeup, as they feel gentler on the skin than micellar water and nourish my dry skin. My latest purchase was Lumene VALO Nordic-C Pure Glow Cleansing Balm.
I remember when Sephora first opened in Moscow, I knew exactly what I was going to buy — Huda Beauty lipsticks. Back then, they were iconic, hyped, and oh-so-desired. But when I swatched them in store, none of the shades really grabbed me… and to make things worse, one tester nearly spilled on my clothes 😅 So I walked away with a gloss instead.
Korean skincare works perfectly for me, and I’ve proven that many times. Today I want to talk about an amazing night cream that the brand also recommends as a mask — Celimax The Real Noni Energy Repair Cream. I haven’t tried it as a mask, but as a night cream it performs beautifully.
I genuinely enjoy cleansing balms and oils, but lately I’ve been buying them less often. Tired of micellar water, I decided to try the Yves Rocher Chamomile Cleansing Oil for Sensitive Skin — without reading reviews. And I almost didn’t regret it.
I had heard about the makeup brand Moira for a long time, but never got around to trying it. During a recent trip, I stopped by a store that carried the brand, swatched nearly everything, and ended up leaving with a gorgeous single duochrome shadow: Chroma Light Shadow in the shade 020 Lilac Love.
Korean shampoos have long been a staple in my routine, but hair masks haven’t always worked for me — my first experience was a disappointment. That’s why I approached this product cautiously, but since the Daeng brand had already earned my trust, I decided to give the Honey Therapy Plus Hair Pack a try.
Japanese brow pencils have long been cult favorites, but instead of choosing a traditional one, I went for a more modern option — the Shiseido Brow InkTrio. And it turned out to be a very successful pick.
Scalp peels have been a part of my hair routine for several years. I’ve tried almost everything—from acid-based to salt scrubs, and even enzyme powders. My latest favorite (and already finished) is the TRESemmé Purify & Hydrate scalp peel.
