Subrina is Slovenian hair brand and they've made quite a revamp with their line up. They have Professional line which includes shampoos, masks, conditioner and probably more. I was in Ilirija drugstore for the first time and saw Subrina Professional product and got this Scalp Detox Shampoo which is quite popular among Slovenian skin care influencers. It's meant for sensitive scalp to clean it gently and soothe it. It's transparent gel texture which leathers well. I always shampoo twice, because I have very oily roots. It has quite sweet strong scent, but it sort of reminds me of hair salons, not sweet like sweets. It cleans my hair well which is great for my oiliness. There's not much more to it. It's not one of those noruishing shampoos. I think the whole world is doing hair treatments these days. Hair care is going to be big this year and it's a trend I can get behind. Because I love trying new products and I want to keep my hair as healthy as I can, because I don't have the best genes when it comes to hair. 

I got this one as well as white for my professional kit, but I use this blue on myself as well. I have an olive undertone, but I am in general light skin tone. It's very rare to find olive toned light foundations. Olive tones are usually in the medium range, though I know of many that are light and have olive undertone as me. Anyway, if you don't understand the basic color theory - if you mix yellow with blue you get green. This blue pigment you can mix with your yellow toned foundation to adjust it to a more olive undertone. I can finally wear a lot of foundations now and they still match my hands and neck. Fair warning, use very little of this, if you get it, because too green can make you look well...sick. Use just a bit to adjust the tone a little. 

I am surprised how much I like this foundation, because I've stayed away from L'Oreal foundations for so long. I get a nice medium coverage with natural matte finish that actually lasts well on the skin. The undertone is warm yellow and now I mix with with blue pigment and get the perfect olive tone. It's one of those drugstore gems that I can definitely recommend to those of you with combination skin. 

This was limited edition, but I think Essence added similar highlighters in their range now. Charlotte Tilbury has her Magic Wands and e.l.f. too. It's a creamy highlighter with sponge applicator that you dot on the face and blend. It takes no time to apply and blend, that is why I like it. Plus it has such a nice champagne sheen that isn't too metallic, it looks fairly natural, but still gives you that sheen.