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Review: L'Oreal Panorama Volume Million Lashes

I rarely buy new mascara, because I usually stick to the ones I know and like. Every now and then I get the urge to try something new and I tried L'Oreal Panorama Volume Million Lashes. 


Review: Paese Daily Vibe Palette (01, 02) and Eyegasm Eyeliners and Mascara

Paese is Polish cosmetic brand that has been coming out with lots of natural vegan formulas. Their makeup now also contains skin care components, so it's that blend of makeup and nourishment that your skin will benefit from. 

Review: Pupa Milano Vamp! Mascara - 100 Extra Black

Review: Catrice Spring/Summer 2021 Products

Catrice has again revamped their stand in the start of spring, but I just came around testing all of these products properly. Here are my thoughts on which products are worth a try, if you're considering getting any. I love Catrice as a brand in general, some of their products are my favorites that I keep rebuying while others are a fail. But you really can't go wrong at that price range.

Review: Maybelline Lash Sensational Sky High Mascara

I feel like this is the new L'Oreal Lash Paradise. It has gained some major popularity on Tik Tok. I was a fan of the original Lash Sensational, so I thought I might like this one too and I do. 

Review: Marc Jacobs - Velvet Noir Major Volume Mascara And Kiss Kiss Bang Bang Lipstick

I have heard of Marc Jacobs Beauty products, but never really had the chance to try them out, until my lovely friend gifted them to me. I tried out one of their iconic mascaras and lipstick in a mini version, which is so much cuter and I love the fact that I actually get to use it up.


Review: Avon Distillery Shadow Shots Eyeshadows and Lash'd Up Mascara

I have already talked about Avon Distillery skin care range which was first vegan range from Avon. Recently they also added Distillery makeup range with pressed powders, mascara and single eyeshadows. I have tried most of them out. Here are my thoughts on this range.

Review: Avon True Euphoric Volume & Length Mascara - Brown Black

Usually, Avon mascaras don't do it for me, because most of them have a drier formula which doesn't build up as much volume as I would like. But their new Euphoric mascara is actually one of the few that I really like and has become my favorite from them. I have been wearing it every day for weeks already.


Rimmel: Exaggerate Eye Definer, Wonder'Swipe Liner to Shadow and Scandaleyes Volume On Demand Mascara

I received a package from Rimmel a while ago. It was inspired by a London look which I can see with these color schemes. I already have some of my favorites from Rimmel and I was excited to try new products out. 


Review: Benefit I'm Hotter Outdoors Set (Hoola, Roller Lash, Gimme Brow)

I came upon this cute tin set of three Benefit products called I'm Hotter Outdoors and it was actually on sale. It costed less then the Hoola bronzer itself, which was on my wishlist for so long. I way eyeing it and this was the perfect opportunity to finally get it. 

Review: Catrice Eyeconista Mascara - Regular And Waterproof

As soon as I saw Catrice came out with their regular version of Eyeconista Lash Millionizer Volume Mascara, it immediately reminded me of Maybelline Lash Sensational - because of the packaging as well as the wand. I heard people raving about it, but I was skeptical, until I finally gave in and bought it. Since then I also received waterproof version, so here is comparison of the two. 

Review: Max Factor Makeup - Powder, Mascara, Lipstick

A while ago, I received beautiful package with Max Factor makeup products. Special thing about it was that the lipstick had my name and surname engraved in the packaging. I never got any personalized makeup products like that before and I think it is so nice and special. 

My Favorite - Eyeliners, Eye Pencils, Mascaras

When it comes to eyeliners, eye pencils and mascaras I don't experiment as much as with all other types of products. When I find something that I like, I'll repurchase rather than buy something new. I'm also pretty cheap when it comes to these kind of products, because you should replace your eyeliners and mascaras after about 3 months. I don't do that with all, especially the ones that still have a lot of product in it, but I always replace mascaras, because they are the closest to my eyes.

Review: Beyu Beauty Queen Volume Mascara

When it comes to mascaras, I love a good volume as well as some added length, but above all I want my lashes to still be defined and not look clumpy. I just found another one of my favorite mascaras and it's Beyu Beauty Queen Volume Mascara.

Review. L'Oreal Paradise Extatic Mascara

I stay away from L'Oreal mascaras, because they are on the pricier side of the drugstore spectrum. Even though I feel like they were cheaper a long time ago and I especially loved their Volume Million Lashes as well as Telescopic versions. But the hype around L'Oreal Paradise Extatic mascara was so high, that I knew I needed to try it. I was hesitant to buy it because of the price, but then I found it on offer in Austria.


I believe it's called Voluminous Lash Paradise mascara overseas and it has different design. Pink to be exact. Our European version comes in a rose gold box, which is unusual for drugstore mascaras, and it has a copper design with rose gold metallic top. I don't mind the color, just the font is a bit off for me.

In it is 6.4 ml (very small amount compared to other brands that have from 10 to 12 ml in their mascaras) of product and the full price is a bit over 14€ in Slovenia. However I bought it on offer for 8.96€ in Austria, where the full price is 11.95€.



It is marketed as volumizing, lengthening and easy to apply mascara. I hear some compare it to Too Faced Better Than Sex Mascara and I can see why. Even the box packaging is extremely similar in design. 



The wand is one of those natural bristled ones and the bristles are quite dense. They actually catch a lot of the lashes, even the smaller ones and I think it's the reason why it doesn't look overly clumpy, even if you apply more coats. 



The formula is not wet nor too dry, but definitely more on the drier side. Which means it gives a lot of volume. It almost makes my lashes a bit thicker, adds a bit of length and doesn't look too clumpy. It doesn't give me the definition that I like with Maybelline Lash Sensational mascara, but it definitely gives more volume. I was actually a bit hooked on how thick my lashes looked with this one that I may have over-apply it. But it's actually good for really building up the volume without it looking clumpy. I find this a rare trait among volumizing mascaras.

It has a regular black color.

On the photo below from left to right: my curled lashes, one coat of mascara, two to three coats of mascara.


The major problem that I have with this mascara, besides the hefty price tag, is the fact that it dries up so quickly and becomes crumbly on the eyes. The drier it gets, the more crumbly it is, harder to build up the volume and small pieces of it start to fall under my eyes, which is never a good look. I've had it for about 2 months and it's almost unusable. Most other mascaras last me at least 3 months. 

When it's still fresh enough, it holds onto lashes well and stays put for the whole day. I also feel like it kept my lashes curled all day.


Definition and volume exclude from one another when it comes to mascaras, but it's the combination that I usually go for. Since I love Maybelline Lash Sensational which is more defining, but gives volume too, I was awed by the volume effect from L'Oreal Paradise Extatic mascara. If these two had a baby, that would be my all time favorite mascaras.

I really like the drier formula that gave me great volume from the start, the fact that it didn't make my lashes drop and that it was long lasting. The price is way too steep for my liking of drugstore mascara prices and the fact that there's little product in it and it dries out so fast, is just another contradiction for my argument of repurchasing it. If you like mascaras that give you volume, can be build up to oblivion and don't mind the price tag, you'll definitely love this one. I might give it a go, if I find it on sale, but I'm definitely not buying it full price. 

Review: Maybelline Lash Sensational Lash Multiplying Mascara - Brown

Black version of Maybelline Lash Sensational Lash Multiplying Mascara is my favorite mascara ever (so far). I accidentally grabbed a brown version while I was shopping in France, so I finally tried it out. It's just as lovely as a black version. 


Luckily in France they have the same plastic packaging around it as in USA. I find it much more consumer friendly. There have been multiple stories of people opening up mascaras in our drugstores and then putting them back, like nothing happened. It's so disrespectful and  unhygienic. I'm a bit put off from buying mascaras in our drugstores, because I just can't know if it has been opened yet or not.

The packaging of the mascara is the same as a black version, mauve pink colored with black details. In it is 9.5 ml of product and this one cost me 9.57€. I believe the price in Slovenia is around 11€. I might be wrong, it has been a while since I last bought it here. 




The brush has a curved wand just as the black version. I like the two sides. One with longer silicon bristles gives you more volume and packs on more products, while the shorter side defines the lashes and keeps them clump free. The brush is one of the reasons why I love this mascara so much. It just separates so well and still gives them enough volume


I took a photo of both wands. The brown version as well as the black one. It's hard to notice any difference at all, but if you look closely, you'll see that the brown version is slightly lighter and it has a bit warmer tone to it. The color Brown is actually more like a very dark taupe brown color. It's not nearly as light or as warm, as I expected it to be. 


On the actual lashes you can't even see that much of a difference. It's only that the black version is more intense and makes your eyes look darker. I love pairing this brown shade with brown eyeliners or more warm toned makeup looks.

Formula is the same as with the black one. Not too dry nor too wet. The more it sort of gets older, the drier becomes and more volume it gives. I like it because it gives you volume, but never looks clumpy. Definition is one of priorities for me. It also holds the curl really well. It drops just slightly after applying it - like with most mascaras, but then it holds the curl through the whole day. I never have problems with smudging and it lasts through sweat too. Which is great for a mascara that isn't even waterproof. 

On the photos you can see my curled lashes, then it's my lashes with one coat and on the last photo I have two heavy coats on. 




At first I thought I'm not going to even use this brown version. For some reason I expected it to be very light brown and that would just look weird with my dark brown eyes. But it turns out, it's a very dark version of brown and it goes so well with a brown eye liner. Just looks slightly lighter in color and more subtle. The formula and wand is the same as with the black version. Since I love the black version so much, I also love this one. If we had this color in Slovenia, I'd probably even buy it again. 

Review: Kiko Extra Sculpt Volume Mascara

Kiko is actually one of my favorite makeup brands. I love their huge color range and the products are not too expensive, but the quality is good. Their Limited Editions are always really pretty and sometimes look super luxurious for the price. It's my first time trying out their mascaras and I chose Kiko Extra Sculpt Volume Mascara, because it's KathleenLights' favorite drugstore mascara and because it was on sale when I was in the store. 


It comes with a black paper box. The packaging of it is shiny black plastic. It has geometric design which is a bit different from the usual. 

In it is 11 ml of product and the regular price is 8.95€. I got it on sale for 3.95€. You can buy it online here



It has an oddly shaped wand. The natural hair is longer at the outside corners and the shortest in the center. It makes no sense to me. I get going from shortest from the inner corners to the longest on the outer corners, but not this. However, it doesn't really affect application. It actually covers all of your lashes well. I do think that the brush is a bit too big for my liking. I prefer thinner silicon wands, which allow you to get really close to the roots of the lashes. 


Formula is definitely on the wet side and I've had it for a while and it's still not noticeably drier.

One coat gives you nice definition, a bit of volume as well as length. The second coat gives you a lot more volume as well as more length. The lashes look thicker. With the second coat you loose that definition that you got with just one coat. My lashes usually get a bit clumpy looking with these kind of wet formulas. If you have naturally good long lashes and are looking for something to add volume, this will definitely do it for you.

If I apply two coats of this mascara, my lashes drop just a bit, which happens with most mascaras. But it still holds that curl well, all through the day. It doesn't smudge on me (but than most mascaras don't) and it doesn't transfer through the day. The color is a nice regular black.

I really like the volume that this gives me, but I want just a bit more of definition. So I usually use a more defining mascara as a first coat and then go over with this one for more volume and thicker lashes.

On these bottom photos I applied it on its own to show you how thicker your lashes can look.




I usually don't go as heavy with my application and just apply one thicker coat or go over with a very light coat. As you can see here, it actually doesn't look too bad.



Kiko also has this mascara in a waterproof version for the same price.

I have to say, I'm not hating this. It's one of rare mascaras that actually gives you a nice volume to the lashes. They look thicker and longer. I only miss a bit more of definition, which my lashes tend to lack, because they can looks clumpy quickly and I don't have as many to start with. It holds well through the day, doesn't drop my curl and doesn't smudge. If you have naturally good lashes, this will look fabulous on you. Mine are a bit poorer and need more definition to look luscious and fuller.

Review: ItStyle Makeup and Nail Polishes + Giveaway

Here is a part 2 review of ItStyle products that I promised you in my first part. Today it's more about the eye makeup products as well as their nail polishes and nail polish remover. 


ItStyle Compact Eye Shadow - 48 Cappuccino and 55 Rose' Cipria Mat*

Compact eyeshadows come in a black plastic with a transparent lid. The packaging is similar to their compact blushes and it feels very cheap. It could break easily. 

In each is 3 grams of product and it costs 4.50€.

Texture of both shades is a bit drier and you need to build it up. The pigmentation is average. You definitely need to reapply it, if you want a strong color. Shade 55 Rose' Cipria Mat is a bit more pigmented and has more buttery texture, which also means it applies nicer. 

I always use my eyeshadows with an eyeshadow primer and with it they last well. They didn't get into the crease. The colors faded a bit through the day, but it was minimal. I have a feeling that matte shades perform better. 


48 Cappuccino is a taupe shade with purple sheen. It has that typical grey brown base with small shimmer in it that gives it a purple pink sheen. It's a pretty cool toned every day shade for all over the lid. 


On this photo I have 48 Cappuccino all over the lid. In the crease I applied 55 Rose' Cipria Mat. I also have Black Kajal Pencil on my eyes as well as Super Lashes Mascara.


Lips: ItStyle Lip Pencil 14 Natural Beige


55 Rose' Cipria Mat is a cool mauve shade. It has a taupe (grey brown) dirtiness to it and I love the shade. It's going to be just perfect for the fall.


Here I wore 55 Rose' Cipria Mat all over the lid on its own. 


Eyeliner: Clio KIll Brown Brush Liner, Lips: Etude House Fresh Cherry Tint in PK001 and ItStyle Lip Gloww in 09 Meat Pink



ItStyle Eye Brow Pencil Ash - 04 Brown Ashes*

It comes in a black pencil form. In it is 1.2 grams of product and it costs 4.95€

The top is transparent and it has a small comb. I don't care for the comb, I much prefer a proper spoolie to brush my hair as the comb is just too rough. 

Texture of it is harder as I would expect from a brow pencil. But it also has a smooth layer over it which makes it easy to glide on the skin and apply. 




Shade 04 Brown Ashes is the closest match to my natural brow color that I found so far. It's grey toned medium brown, but has a bit of olive undertone to it. I used it a lot until I noticed that it has small shimmer in it. It completely ruined the product for me. Why would you put shimmer in a brow pencil?! Such a shame, because the shade fits me so well. The shimmer isn't that noticeable in person, but I did pick it up on the photos.

It stayed on my brows for the whole day. Pigmentation is good. I don't expect a brow pencil to be too pigmented as it can look too harsh. 



Eyes: Colourpop Game Face, Lips: NYX Soft Matte Lip Cream in Berlin

ItStyle Black Kajal Pencil in 01 Black*

It comes in a black pencil form. In it is 1.1 gram of product and it costs 3.95€.



Kajal is very creamy and I like that with eye pencils in general, but almost expect it from a kajal. It's great for smudging and creating smoky eyes.  But you do have to go over it a few times in order to make it look really opaque. Obviously you can also apply it as a regular eye pencil. 

It needs a bit of time to dry down and then it doesn't move. It has good staying power. It also lasted me through a workout. Obviously it fades a bit through the day. Pigmentation is good, but you need to build it up for a really opaque look. 



ItStyle Precision Eyeliner - 03 Brown

I bought this eyeliner myself when I was in the store. It was the one product that I knew I had to get, because my Clio Kill Brown Brush liner is a bit old and I love a brown eyeliner for the summer. It looks less harsh than a black. 

It comes in a black plastic packaging with silver details. It's small and compact. In it is 5 ml of product and it costs 5.95€.


It has ultra thin brush applicator and it's also quite short. I never thought I would say this, but it's almost too precise. The brush is so thin that you have to go over the line a few times in order to get a bolder winged look. It's also so precise that you have to be skilled to apply it evenly. But it's great for detailed work, just not a product that you would grab for a quick everyday wing. Although once you get used to it, you can do that too. 


Texture is liquid, but looks quite pigmented, so it's not runny in any way. It has good pigmentation, although you'll need to layer it in order to look even. It has that perfect matte finish to it, which means it can look darker on the parts where you applied more. 

The shade 03 Brown looks light brown once you're applying it, but as soon as it dries down it becomes a more medium warm brown. It dries fairly fast and once it sets it doesn't move at all. 


Lips: Avon True Colour Perfectly Matte Lipstick in Rouged Perfection

Comparison Swatches

ItStyle Eye Shadow 55 is a mauve shade with grey undertone, so a cooler toned. I compared it to Freedom Makeup Pro Decadence Palette Today's Tonight in the shade 13. This one is a slightly warmer tone and it has more of that pink in it. It's not as mauve. More like warm brown based mauve.

ItStyle Eye Shadow in 48 is a taupe with a purple sheen that reflects off of the shimmer in it. The closest dupe I found in theBalm Nude'tude palette in the shade Selfish. This one is actually more silver toned taupe and it doesn't have that purple sheen to it, it's more silver toned. It's also just a tad darker.

ItStyle Eyeliner in 03 is a darker warm brown. Clio Kill Brown Waterproof Brush Liner in 02 Brown is a bit lighter in the shade (although it becomes darker if you go over it more times) and it seems slightly warmer toned.

I compared brow pencil with my Catrice Eye Brow Stylist in 020 Date With Ash-ton. ItStyle in shade 4 looks more olive toned or rather yellow toned grey brown. While Catrice's looks more brown toned with a grey tint to it.


ItStyle Art Lashes Top Mascara and Chic & Colors Super Lashes Mascara*

Both mascaras come in a shiny silver packaging. They both have black writing and details on it.

In each is 14 ml of product and it costs 9.95€


ItStyle Art Lashes Top Mascara*

It has a funky looking wand. It has three same sized spheres shaped bristles. It's a natural types of bristles which I'm not a fan. I prefer silicon wands. The shape of bristles looks weird to me and I don't feel like it does much for the lashes. It coats them well though.


Formula is on the drier side like most waterproof formulas. First coat gives my lashes slight definition. The second coat makes them longer, but not any more voluminous. For my liking my lashes look too thin. If I try to add more, they can start to clump up. It holds the curl well, but it drops it a bit as soon as I apply the mascara, which is normal for my lashes. 

It lasted on my lashes the whole day and I didn't notice any flakes or smudging


Eyes: Colourpop Kathleenlights, Game Face, liner- Coconut, Lips: ItStyle Lip Liner 12 Red

ItStyle Chic & Colors Super Lashes Mascara*

It has a fairly basic wand. The bristles are a little tapered towards the tip and shorter which makes it easier to apply in the inner corners as well as on the lower lashes. I'm not usually a fan of natural wands, because I prefer silicon wands. For some reason I feel like those separate lashes better. 


Formula is more on the drier side and it reminds me of waterproof formulas. It gives the lashes a nice length and a bit of volume, but it doesn't give me wanted definition. The more coats I apply the more clumpy it looks. I know some love that look, but as I've said many times, I want my lashes to be defined as well as have some volume and length. 

I like the fact that this holds the curl well. Better than most mascaras. Of course the curls drops a bit right after application (which happens to me with all mascaras), but it still holds them up at a good angle and it doesn't make them drop as the day goes on. 

It lasts well. I didn't notice any flecks falling down. It did smudge a bit on my lower lash line after I finished my workout, which was to be expected because of the sweat. 




ItStyle Nail Polishes*

I also got a few of the nail polishes to try out. I tried two colored nail polishes, one growth treatment and one top coat. 

They all come in a square glass bottle with a black plastic top. Colored nail polishes have that double top system where you take the cap of to reveal yet another black top that's actually the applicator. I guess this is popular system nowadays as it copies high end brands. 




The brush of colored nail polishes is short, a bit wider and slightly rounded at the edges. I like these types of wider and rounded brushes, because they make it really easy to apply the nail polish and it always looks really good around the cuticles. One of the brushes from the colored nail polishes was a bit frayed, so maybe check before you buy it.

Other nail polishes have a regular brush, thinner and straight cut


ItStyle Active Growth Nail Varnish*

It's a treatment that should ensure the growth of brittled and fragile nails. In it is 11 ml of product and it costs 4.95€.

To be honest, I didn't test this out properly, because I already use another treatment for my nails, so I can't tell you much about it. I did use it as a base coat under a colored nail polish and it worked fine. It applied evenly, thin and made my nails shiny. It also dried fairly quickly

The formula looks slightly pink tinted, but goes on sheer and it's nicely creamy, a bit thinner. 



ItStyle Nail Polish Red Passion - 177 Passion 5*

In it is 10 ml of product and it costs 3.95€.

This shade is a pink toned red. It looks like a red in the bottle, but it has a pink tint to it. I really like it. It's a fun twist on classic red and I have a few similar shades in my collection. 

I applied only one coat, because it applied so evenly that I didn't wanted to put a second coat over it. Obviously you can still see my nails through it. So if you want it to be really opaque, apply two coats. It has good pigmentation and dries fairly fast

The formula is creamy and the perfect consistency. Not too runny nor too thick. Both of the colored nail polished that I tried lasted a good three days without chipping on my nails, which means that they have good staying power. I have weak and brittled nails. 



ItStyle Nail Lacquer - 19 Rouge Noir*

In it is 10 ml of product and it costs 3.95€

I adore the shade. It's really dark brown burgundy shade. To me it looks like the perfect fall shade and I love brown hue in it. 

With this shade you'll need to apply two coats in order for it to look even and opaque. 

I find pigmentation good for such a dark color (because most of my dark nail polishes need two coats) and it also dries fairly fast

The formula is creamy and not runny nor thick



ItStyle Fix And Shiny Nail Varnish*

It's a fixing treatment to protect the nails and prolong the wear of nail polish. It should maintain a bright color of nail polish and increase the shine. In it is 11 ml of product and it costs 4.95€

I tried it over a dark colored nail polish and I hated it. It made my color base look bubbly and it didn't dry down for a long time. Which means I ruined my perfectly nice manicure by putting this over it.

It has a very thin texture to it, which I find odd for a top coat. Top coats are usually thicker. It gives the nails a bit of shine, but it doesn't do anything much more than that. With this over my nails they chipped faster than when I didn't have this on. It also didn't dry down, applied bubbly, smudged my colored nail polish and made it look horrible



ItStyle Aceton Free Nail Polish Remover*

It comes in a plastic bottle. It has a medium hole opening. In it is 125 ml of product and it costs 3.95€

It dissolves any nail polish effectively and doesn't feel too drying on the nails. I actually really like it. It doesn't contain acetone and it leaves behind a lovely fruity scent on your nails, which is a pleasant surprise. 


Here are the swatches of all the products that I reviewed. 


I think compact eyeshadows are average. Mat shades seem to have better formula for my liking and they apply more buttery. I've swatched their more luxury palettes in the store and those had amazing pigmentation. So maybe try those instead, unless you like single eyeshadows and find a perfect shade for your taste. 

Brow pencil would be a total winner for me, but the shimmer in it ruined it. I hope not all the shades have shimmer in it. Kajal is great and I like how creamy it is. But you do need to reapply it in order to get a nice black color. I really like the texture of the precision eyeliner, but the brush annoys me. It's too thin for my liking. Maybe if they make it with a sponge applicator or a thicker brush, I would be happier to use it. Mascaras didn't impress me. But then again, very little mascaras impress me. I feel like lately I find a fault in every one that I try. Maybe opt more for the Super Lashes Mascara. I find that it works better. 

Colored nail polishes are nice. They have a great wider brush, apply nicely, have good pigmentation and they last fairly well on my nails. The shade range is also huge and I'm sure you'll find the right shade for you. I don't care for the growth treatment, but it works good as a abase coat. The fixing treatment was a horrific product and I hated it. It did the opposite of what it was suppose to. I advise you to stay away from it. I really liked nail polish remover, especially the fact that it left behind a nice fruity scent on my nails.

Some of these products are deifnitely good and well priced, but then there are some that are in my opinion overpriced. It's up to you to decided weather you think a certain product is worth the money or not. I would recommend lip glosses, lip pencils, 24 hour foundation (if you find a match, I really want the lightest shade 01 Ivory, but am not sure I saw it in the store), kajal, precision eyeliner (if you're skilled with applying eyeliner), certain eyeshadows (especially metallic palette), nail polish remover and colored nail polishes.

I personally would love to get another shade of a lip pencil as I find you can never have too much of these. I also admired their glittery eye shadow (especially liked 06 Bronze shade), their glitter decoration (because obviously! shade 09 irridiscent gold). I also really liked the swatches of Metallic Eyeshadow Palette in the shade 04 Green Blue (perfect shades for the summer). Their Automatic Eyeliner Pencils had crazy pigmentation (especially liked 07 Teal) and I also liked Baked Maxy Blushes as baked blushes always have amazing pigmentation (shade 03 Light Brown Tones looked the most interesting). These are just a few recommendations that I remember impressed me in the store. Also check out their fragrances. I find them well priced and you get a good amount of fragrance (20€ for 100ml). I fell in love with the fragrance named Sun. It reminded me of a powdery Kenzo bases and it smells like summer kind of sunscreen like, but in a good way.

You can buy all the products on ItStyle or in ItStyle stores - in Slovenia it's in Murska Sobota Maximus shopping center.

You can read my first part of the review here.

*PR products



ItStyle Giveaway

Because I got so many products, I knew I wouldn't be able to test them all. That's why I decided to give some of them away to one of my readers. 

The giveaway is open to Slovenia residents only and it will last until 6th of July 2017. All you have to do to enter is to fill the Rafflecopter. 

The price includes:
Lipstick Passion in 2 Red Passion
Nail Varnish in 11 Red
Lip Gloss in 18
Eye Liner in 6 Black
Compact Eye Shadow in 40 White Chalk
Compact Eye Shadow in 54 Chocolate Mat
Compact Eye Shadow in 58 Black Mat


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