I’ve returned to Korean cosmetics once again — and it seems that now even my foundations are almost entirely Korean. Over the past two months, my absolute favorite has been the Rom&nd Nu Zero Cushion in the shade 02 Pure 21.

I first heard about the brand because of their well-known lip tints, but after reading reviews of their cushions, I decided to try one — and I haven’t regretted it for a moment.

The design is understated and neat: a minimalistic gray box with a holographic seal, and inside, a matte gray compact. It’s fairly large but feels lightweight. The lid snaps shut securely, so it won’t open accidentally in your bag.

Inside, there’s a plastic separator, and on top of it lies a very soft, flexible two-tone puff with a pointed edge. Beneath the separator is the cushion soaked with the foundation — sealed with an additional protective membrane.

A scalp peel isn’t a must-have, but sometimes it’s exactly what your hair needs. I noticed my scalp getting oily faster, so I decided to try Elseve Hyaluron Pure Exfoliating Complex Oil Erasing, especially since it was on sale and available in a nearby supermarket.



I was already familiar with Schmidt’s Natural — I generally like their deodorants, but this Sensitive Skin version in the Jasmine Tea scent was my first time trying this specific formula.



It seems I’ve finally found the perfect brow gel. It fixes the hairs beautifully without tightness, without turning into a crunchy layer, it’s easy to use, and it comes in a very generous size. I’m talking about the GOT2b 2in1 Gel for Brows & Edges.

Recently, I’ve changed my morning routine, swapping my usual cleansing foams for gels. I’m particularly drawn to gentle micellar options, and currently I’m using the Tolpa Micellar Gel with Hyaluronic Acid and Lotus Extract.



For everyday wear, I prefer light base products that only slightly even out my skin tone without creating a mask-like effect. This spring, my top pick is the Lirene Magic Make Up CC cream from Poland.

I’ve tried Korean shampoos many times before, but only in mini samples. This time, I finally decided to purchase a small full-size version of CP-1 Esthetic House Bright Complex Intense Nourishing Shampoo — and it truly impressed me.



In the mornings, I always choose lightweight textures for the eye area — I don’t want to overload such delicate skin. I especially love products with metal applicators because they help reduce puffiness and instantly refresh the eyes. That’s exactly what AXIS-Y Vegan Collagen Eye Serum turned out to be.



Last spring, Catrice launched a beautiful limited collection called Pearlfection. It included baked highlighters, eyeshadow sticks, lip glosses, nail polishes, and even a small merch item — a hair claw clip. Two products from this line caught my attention, but unfortunately, only one of them turned out to be a true success. Let’s take a closer look.



I had been hearing about the PDRN ingredient for quite some time, and my curiosity finally won. I decided to try one of the most talked-about serums featuring it — Anua PDRN Hyaluronic Acid Capsule 100 Serum.



The packaging feels thoughtful and high-quality: a sturdy box filled with information and a 30 ml transparent glass bottle inside. The pipette with a metallic cap looks reliable and pleasant to use. The serum itself has a slightly greenish tint, a texture a bit thicker than water, and a faint sour scent. When applied, it feels like there’s a very subtle oily undertone — barely noticeable.

I mostly use it in the evening because in the morning it feels sticky — quite noticeably, and that’s not something I enjoy. That’s probably the only downside for me. I apply it under a richer cream, and then the stickiness is barely noticeable. It absorbs quickly and feels comfortable on the skin.

The results aren’t immediate — I noticed them after about two weeks. At first, I didn’t see any changes and even started to doubt it, but then I suddenly realized my skin looked fresher and the facial contours felt more firm. Nothing else in my routine had changed — I always test products one at a time to clearly understand how my skin reacts.

In the end, this serum turned out to be quite interesting. It’s economical, and the results simply require patience. I liked it!