Mix of gentle AHA and PHA acids as well as glycerin, panthenol and hyaluronic acid that does just enough good job of removing dead skin cells, yet doesn't irritate the skin and leaves it hydrated. I like it for this colder season. This is the one acid toner that I always recommend to anyone who hasn't tried acids before, because it's just so gentle, yet effective. The bottle also lasts me quite a while and there is no added scent. 

You know I love anything with Cica. This also has hyaluronic acid and aloe vera extract. It's very light formula, they call it serum. It's definitely watery to the touch and very easy to spread with chemical filters. It leaves sort of a velvet finish that still has some hydrating grip to it. There is also a light sweet herbal scent to it. I really like it so far, but then again I rarely don't like Asian SPFs, especially for colder months. 

I've brought this foundation back out as soon as my skin got a bit drier. It's one of those that looks thicker, yet it has lighter coverage and nicely hydrating formula that doesn't emphasize my dry patches and doesn't look matte. It's more of natural finish and I feel like it does a good job of providing additional hydration through the day. Shade is also a perfect match for my winter complexion. I only dislike the spatula like applicator, because you have to pout it out. Pump would be much nicer. 

This is one of the newest powders from Catrice. It has that mesh system that lets you swirl your brush in it to deposit the product evenly and not spill it out. It's a bit inconvenient when you want to apply the powder with a powder puff. You either have to pour it out on your hand or tap the puff into the mesh. I've gotten my mesh a bit dirty this way, because I don't clean puff between every use. However the powder itself is super fine and it does a great job of setting the makeup and blurring out pores. It's not too mattifying and won't keep you matte through day, but it's a great setting powder. I really like it and it's affordable.