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The 60 pads, made from 100% pure cotton, were packaged in 50% recycled materials. The front side included the brand's logo and the pinpoints of the infused pads. Ingredients could be found on the back. Once activated with water, the face was ready to be cleansed and hydrated. As someone who didn't wear makeup, I felt the size of the pads and that they were infused with argan oil and vitamin E, to be sufficient in removing facial impurities and providing hydration. The product would be suitable for home or travel.

The front side of the product included the brand's logo in the centre and an image and labels of the two cosmetic tips. Beauty and safe ear cleansing advice could be found on the back. The packaging included a plastic packet with a reseal located at the top. Although this product was intended and suitable for makeup use, as someone who didn't wear makeup, I primarily used the product to clean my ears. Overall, I felt satisfied using the dual cosmetic tip for my ears as it did what it claimed to do.

The mask was presented in a large, 390ml yellow circular container with a screw on lid. The front side included the brand's logo and product's name. Nutritive formula facts, ways to use the mask, and ingredients could be found on the back. Once opened, thick white content was found inside with a pleasantly strong aroma of banana. Claiming to be suitable for those with dry hair, which I am one of, I tried the various methods for using the mask over a few weeks. A plastic scraper was used to remove a small amount of mask from the container. After using the mask, my hair appeared more nourished and had tamed my frizz.

The 60g product was packaged inside a collectable tin, with its signature light pink shade and decorative print. The front side included the type and scent of the product, while the application details could be found on the back. Despite its size, strong floral and sweet aromas could be smelt. The soap felt gentle on the skin and lathered with a creamy consistency. Once rinsed, the skin was left moisturised. The flip top lid not only provided easy access to the soap but helped minimise water getting inside the tin. The product would be suitable for home or travel.

The front side of the product included the scent and type of product, and the brand's logo. The application details and ingredients could be found on the back. The 50ml cream was presented in a light pink tube with a gold screw on cap. When applied to the hands, the product had a subtle yet long-lasting musk, feminine scent. The cream had a lovely texture that wasn't thick and left the hands with no greasy appearance. The cream's compact size meant it could be carried in a handbag or for travel. The product would be suitable for anyone with rough hands.

On the front side of the towel's packaging included the brand's logo, features of the removal towel, and a visual of the product covering the see-through packaging. In regards to my first time using the towel, after just wetting and wiping it gently over my face, it felt gentle and soft leaving it cleansed quickly. After receiving the two pack of pink makeup towels in Beauty Heaven's showbag, I can say that it ticked all the boxes; environmentally friendly, cost-effective, dried quickly. This product would be suitable for anyone after an inexpensive beauty tool for removing impurities, makeup, and/or sunscreen.

The front side of the packaging included the brand's logo, the lip balm's aims, and a visual of the product. The ingredients could be found on the back. The product was applied by twisting the bottom of the stick for the lip balm to appear. The stick balm, which had a lovely scent, glided onto the lips and kept them hydrated over a longer period. Compared to a lip balm jar, the 4.25g product was hygienic. This product would be suitable for anyone experiencing chapped lips or looking to maintain healthy lips.

The product was presented in a 7.5g jar. The screw on lid included the brand's logo and its main aim. The unscented, yellow coloured lip balm glided onto the lips with a light texture. Only a small amount was needed to keep the lips hydrated. The lip balm would be a good product across all weather conditions, in particular during winter as it assisted with cracked lips. A drawback of the product was that it was unhygienic. The product would be suitable for anyone experiencing chapped lips or wanting to maintain healthy lips.

The product was presented in a see-through 100ml bottle, with the MOR marshmallow logo, front and centre, and the brand's logo located at the bottom of the bottle. A gold release function was found in the centre on top covered by a gold cap. The bottle came packaged in its signature light pink shade with gold decorative print. When sprayed onto the pulse points, feminine scents of floral, musk sticks, and vanilla could be smelt. Although subtle, the scent lingered. The product would be suitable for anyone looking for a long-lasting perfume from an Australian brand.

The product was presented in a 300ml bottle with a spray nozzle attached at the top. The front side included the brand's logo, the product's name, and its aims. Application details and ingredients were located on the back. When applied to damp hair, the spray had a lightweight texture with a floral scent. As someone with thick and frizzy hair, and having used this product for a majority of 20 years, after using the spray for blow drying and straightening, my hair was more tamed. This product would be suitable for anyone looking for a quality heat protectant spray.