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Because this is a cream, not a foam, or anything similar, this product doesn't expand when you dispense it. If anything, I felt like it kind of deflated in my hands after dispensing it, leaving me with small amounts to use. So I found that after doing the lower half of my legs, as per instructions, 75-80% of the product was gone, if I wanted to do my all of my legs, I'd need two cans, and I really don't think the results are worth the price. I found it to be patchy, and even after leaving it on for the maximum ten minutes, it just didn't do the job, and I had stray hairs all over my legs. Results lasted maybe 4-5 days (less than me just shaving), and getting it off was a huge pain. Because you can't just rinse it off, and need to wipe it off with a cloth, you are left to constantly wash the cream off the cloth, which doesn't happen easily, I wouldn't have been surprised if it clogged my sink, because that's how thick the cream is. And then, even after rinsing off my legs completely, I still felt like there was a layer of something on my skin, which my sensory issues did not like. My bathroom, despite being fully ventilated, struggled to remove the smell of the cream, which was not pleasant. Although it's not as strong of a smell as other hair removal creams, the smell hung around for far longer than it should have. I also found my legs were more sensitive after using this product, and around a day or two after using it, my legs would just feel increasingly itchy. Not an allergic reaction, irritation or broken skin, but just itchy enough in specific areas on my legs that are prone to ingrown hairs.

I splurged on this as a Christmas gift to myself last year, and it's been the best hairdryer I've ever bought. It works wonders for drying my hair, but also for styling, with the added attachment, and the amazing cold function. The cord is really long, so there's never any issues where I'm fighting for cord length in the bathroom, and although it's heavy-duty, it's not overly weighty at all, so I can hold it for long periods of time if needed. Definitely recommend to anyone in the market for a new hairdryer!

I bought this in combo with the conditioner for dry scalp, in order to combat my dry and oily scalp, and it's been helping so much! I also suffer from psoriasis, and some shampoos tend to worsen this, but I was surprised to find this one didn't! There's very little fragrance, which I appreciate, as a lot of shampoos are overly fragranced and irritate my nose. It's pricey, but it lathers up fairly well, so I don't really need to use a lot. I use in in combo with a few other products, and have noticed an improvement with my hair with long-term use

I purchased this on recommendation due to my scalp often having dry and irritated spots because of psoriasis. A few washes later and I found that any inflammation went down, and I wasn't getting as many new spots popping back up after combining this with a cleansing shampoo and scalp treatment of the same brand. It's saved my scalp, and I no longer constantly itch and bleed from all the psoriasis sores, and I find that my scalp is no longer overly dry. It is, however, kind of pricey, so I try to use small amounts, and it still works wonders

I want to start this off by saying that the packaging of this product is very nice. It's sleek, and feels very premium, however it took me a bit of pulling and tugging to get it open! The mask itself appears to be in some sort of white serum, which seemed more like a lotion, but the scent was very fresh, very floral. I spent about five minutes trying to unfold the mask, as it kept sticking to itself, and when I did manage to unfold it, I found one of the eye-holes to be bigger than the other. The mask itself isn't huge, so I didn't have to fold it to avoid having it sit in my hair, so that was a plus. While I was wearing it, I felt some warm tingling in the problem areas of my face, my chin and cheeks, where I suffer from redness and acne, this is most likely the minimal amount of niacinamide in the mask, as I have a niacinamide serum that does the same thing. While the serum wasn't watery, so I didn't have any issues with it seeping down my neck, there seemed to be an awful lot on my face after removing the mask, and I really had to spread it around. I waited over an hour after using the mask for the residual serum to soak in, only to find it was becoming very sticky and tacky on my skin. It never fully soaked in, and I had to wipe away the residue just so I could go to bed and not stick to the pillow case! The next day, however, my skin did seem smoother and quite soft, but visually, I saw no difference.

This is an extremely inexpensive curler, and, though not the best, it's good for a beginner to get a grasp on how to curl their hair without breaking the bank. There's two heat settings, and an attachable brush to add volume, I would simply recommend using a heat-protective spray before you curl your hair, so that you don't damage it too much, and then some hairspray to keep them in!

I picked this up to accompany the purple shampoo from the same brand, as I didn't want to risk stripping the colour from my hair by using a standard conditioner. This conditioner left my hair so soft, and helped the shampoo to remove some of the brassiness from my hair. For the price, I didn't expect much, but it's worth more than what it costs!

I found this online through Priceline, while looking for a cheaper alternative to my salon's brand of purple shampoo. I didn't expect a lot in regards to removing the brassiness as much as the salon one, but, after two shampoos, and pairing it with the conditioner, I removed enough of the yellow/orange tone from my hair to throw some colour in.

Before these, I was using some cheaper quality brushes that I got as a gift, and I couldn't quite blend out any of my shadows well, not even good quality shadows like ColourPop or JSC. Once I got this set, I was shocked! I thought that my blending skills were bad, but these brushes allowed me to blend seamlessly! Thanks to these brushes, all my shadows are safe, and I won't be tossing them any time soon!

This product is a lifesaver! Sort of... I've never been big on doing cat eye liner, mostly because I've been too scared of constantly messing it up, but, the stencil that comes with this liner is very helpful, so long as you know how to use it. First tip, don't pull on your skin too much, because you might distort the wing when you let it go, depending where the skin stretches back to, and second tip, try to position it comfortably, but in the appropriate spot. This will take a few tries, but you'll get it right! It definitely takes more than a few uses to get used to, but eventually, it'll become much easier, and you won't have to stress about having even wings, or even the positioning! This product is definitely a must have, and, once the liner runs out, I'm sure your favourite liquid liner will be perfectly acceptable to use with the stencil anyway!