I already had SPF30 from this brand and now I got to try SPF50 as well. Just as SPF30 version, this one is also very lightweight, almost milky. It's a thinner consistency that spreads with ease and doesn't leave any white cast on me. Again, no added scent which is nice and it wears good under makeup as well. Metrixyl 3000 serum is just as it suggests, serum with one of the most popular anti-aging peptides. It's got glycerin base and a very short ingredients list. It's that slightly viscose serum consistency that gives the skin a nice slip and hydration that sticks to the skin and leaves your skin looking plump. I use it in the evening, because it's nice serum to layer and now in colder months the texture of it feels nicely hydrating on the skin, plus there is some stickiness of it due to glycerin. I can't say much of anti-aging benefits, because I haven't used it for that long. 

This is a limited edition product, but you can still find it online. It's a stick highlighter, but what makes it so nice is that it's got that luminous sheen and the base almost seems transparent. There is slight gold to pink sheen that it leaves on the skin, but mostly it just looks like dewy skin. That proper dewiness that I haven't seen many highlighters give to the skin. For the summer this was way too much for my then oily skin, but not in colder months this gives the skin that proper dewy juicy look that it lacks. It's probably one of the most unique drugstore highlighters in terms of the finish on the skin. It smells of melon. 

I was on a hunt for this limited edition collection. There were supposed to be two blush shades, but in every store I saw it, there was just this pink version. The concept immediately reminded me of Givenchy loose blushes, because this one also has three different pink shades. From a cool pale pink, to warmer light pink to vibrant fuchsia pink. You can use them separately or mix them all together. I usually just mix them together and it gives me proper vibrant flushed-cheeks-from-cold pink shade that would suit many skin tones. The darkest shade is very pigmented, so the blush stays on really well. Loose texture helps it blend easily, but it's a quite pigmented blush, so you have to use a light hand. I think it's a really nice quality for such a price. 

Topaz is my favorite shade from Maybelline Lifter Gloss collection, but because that one was sold out, I instead got Stone now. Topaz has a bit of that transparent shimmery thing going for it, but this shade feels more like a shiny liquid lipstick. It's very pigmented, almost too much for a lip gloss in my opinion. the shade is that warm light brown that is a neutral shade that will go with most makeup looks. I absolutely love the formula of these. Slightly thicker, but not uncomfortable and hyaluronic acid in the formula makes them hydrating on the lips. 

Now this formula is much thicker than Maybelline. This one is probably the thickest lip oil I have ver had. At first application it can seem too heavy, but I sort of like those thick heavy coats on my dry lips. This feels more like a protective barrier, not so much hydrating as Maybelline one. But it gives you that mirror shine. I don't understand the different colors, because although this one seems pink, it's basically just transparent. It has giant doe foot applicator, which needs to be scraped off, because you don't want too much of this product on the lips or they can feel gunky. There is sort of a sweet sour scent to it.