This mascara is amazing and the wand is great as it really separates your eyelashes - you don't have to worry about your lashes sticking together or any undesirable clumpy-ness at all, no matter how many times you like to layer your mascara, and it also gives you a good length! I would recommend it. (The only reason I wouldn't buy it again is because I don't think Revlon are cruelty-free/vegan, and I'm in the process of overhauling my make-up bag so it only contains such products).

I'm really sad because I LOVE Superdrug, and all their amazingly affordable, good quality and vegan/cruelty-free products, but I was so disappointed when I decided to try one of their dry shampoos. I know it says 'killer volume', but this product was basically a thick hairspray with a sticky/ heavy/ matte feel that didn't rub into my hair well at all or give it that refreshed look that other dry-shampoos do. However, I did love the light fragrance it had, and it does produce volume if that's what you want, but it's not good as a dry shampoo at all in my opinion.

After accidentally dropping and smashing my current powder, there was no time like the present to branch out to a different brand. Personally, I don't get on with powder puffs because they tend to move your foundation around, so used a brush and was really pleased with the pretty mattfying/smoothing effect it had on my skin. Additionally, as they day went on my make up didn't turn oily or come off the same way it usually does, however this could be due to the fact I paired it with my new e.l.f. primer I bought alongside this product in a recent mini haul! Will definitely keep on using it!

I'm probably not the best person to review a lip product due to my inexperience with using them, but anyway, I got this as a free gift with an order - it gave a pleasant funky tingle, which I guess was the lip-plumping reaction, and it also smelt nice, and gave a really glossy look that I'm sure other people would love. However, I couldn't help but dislike the thick, sticky texture, it reminded me of those ones you get as a kid. Sorry, but personally a gloss like this won't ever be for me and my makeup bag I'm afraid, even though it's affordable, cruelty free, and I Iove other e.l.f. products.

I got this duo as a free gift for spending £25 on e.l.f., and at first, I thought I'd been conned and given a rubbish product, as initially you can barely get any of the product off, which isn't great, hence the 3 stars! However, if you scrape away a layer or two with a firm brush or eyelash comb, you get to the pigmented shimmery product beneath. I liked the warm shimmery hue of this little rose-gold duo, and see think e.l.f. blushes and highlighters in general are a cruelty-free, reasonably priced dupe for much higher-priced brands including the likes of Becca, Nars and Mac.

When I saw this product, I was delighted - a primer specifically targeted for blemish control infused with vitamins, salicylic acid, and tea tree - things I knew would be good for skin like mine. Admittedly, I was a little surprised to see the directions for use on the product describing itself as a 'medication', and suggesting application 1-3 times a day; however, I guessed this product was something more than a standard primer, and I did want it to be blemish controlling after all, and it was! I also liked the way it disappeared into my skin without resulting in any drying or greasy effect.

The verdict is: I loved it! Despite only having three shades, the neutral brown was an exact match to my natural brow colour. Filling them in with this smooth pencil, as opposed to the powder I normally used, created a really natural look and offered the perfect shape control for me. This definitely makes it into my makeup bag overhaul, and is great for adding just a little more definition in the creation of a natural brow look, which I love. Another bonus with this pencil is that you don't need to add any messy sharpeners, and it's much more space-conserving than a brow palette or powder!