✨ RANKING ALL OF THE MAKEUP I TRIED IN JANUARY ✨ SPEED REVIEWS

Hello, welcome back. Thank you so much for being here. January is finally over, which means it is time for an all new round of speed reviews. So we are going to be ranking all of the products that I tried in the month of January. I feel like I ended up trying everything. So we have a lot of products to talk about today. Anything that I tried too close to the end of the month or too recently will be in my February speed reviews because I just feel like I need a little bit more time with them to fully form my opinion and be comfortable sharing my final thoughts. So if there's anything you know I've tried but that is not in this video, you will see it at the end of February. But let's get into it. We have 19 products to rank and for the most part we had a really good month, but there were definitely some misses. So coming in at number 19 is one that kind of hurts my heart a little. This is from YSL. This is one of their new shades in their Make Me Blush line. This is shade 10, Stardust Love. Now they have the Stardust collection for spring 2026. And if you're familiar with my channel, you know just how much I love the YSL blushes. They're my absolute favorite blush formula for 2025. I reach for them almost on a daily basis unless I'm testing out something else. It is almost always a YSL blush that is on my cheeks. I love the formula so much, particularly the matte shades, but some of their satins are also stunning. So when I saw this shade, I was so excited to pick it up. I don't have any of their baby pink shades in this line, so I thought this one could be fun. I knew this was going to be a glowier blush and I knew it was going to be one of their more satin formulas, but this is genuinely basically a highlighter for the cheeks. It is just way too glowy. I feel like the actual base shade is very, very light. So if you do try to build up the actual shade, all you're doing is building up the intensity of the shimmer. It's like this baby pink, but it has this cool, almost silver leaning shimmer to it. And all you do is build up that shimmer so it just gets glowier and glowier and the base shade only gradually builds. I've tried this as a highlighter. I don't necessarily love it for that. I think it's a little bit too intense even for that. As an all over blush, it's way too much. And even as a blush topper, I think that's really the only thing I would use it for. But this just does not stack up compared to all of the other YSL blush formulas. I love the matte formula because it is the most buttery, blendable, blurring blush and I love it so much. The shades are stunning. I love the way they melt into the cheeks. They're just the best formula. The more satin formulas are also incredibly easy to work with and I find they give just the right amount of glow without being too much, whereas this is just a complete highlighter. They have released a couple of other shades as well, so maybe they're a little bit better, but this one for me is just a miss. If you love a super, super glowy blush, you might like this, but for me, unfortunately it's a big miss. Coming in at number 18 is from Dior and this is one of their new eyeshadow quints. This is an 865 Pink Lollipop. This is pretty. These are all satin shades, so you're not getting any mattes in here whatsoever. You have a couple of satins, you have some more shimmery shades, and then you have this really pretty white glowy shade in the middle. I love that white. I think it's gorgeous. But otherwise, this is very much a very sheer wash of color, which I do often expect from Dior, but with this one, I just really wasn't able to build it up too much either way. I was just very, very limited. I mean, of course, when you look at this, it's pretty obvious that it's always going to be a more pinky purple tone look, and I can certainly get some pretty looks from it, but I do feel like I'm very limited. I didn't feel like the quality of this one was anything special, and I just found myself kind of bored by this, and I do wish there was a more pigmented matte to work with just to build up a little something. I think the colors are pretty. It's just that this one really does not stand out for me. Coming in at number 17 is also from Dior, so I'm feeling a little bad about this, but this is their Dior Forever Skin Bronze. I have the shade One Light Bronze. The first thing I noticed about this when I received it is that in contrast to their contour stick in this line, this is much more lightweight. The contour stick has a nice amount of weight to it. It just feels heavier in the hand. This is very lightweight. When I took the lid of mine off, the whole component actually fell right out, so I do want to say if you do order one of these, make sure that this is secure before tipping it upside down or anything like that. I do like the brown packaging. I think this is really nice, and the formula of this bronzer is incredibly creamy and easy to blend. Very, very easy to work with. I would say it's almost as easy to blend as my ABH contour stick that I love so much. It's very, very easy to blend. My only thing is that it is a little bit warm. However, because it is so easy to blend and work with, I will certainly reach for this, especially underneath some of my powder bronzers. Maybe if I'm looking for a little bit of a boost, especially in the summer months, I can definitely see myself putting this under some of my other lighter powder bronzers. It's just that this is a little bit too warm for me to want to reach for all of the time, and I do have to be careful because this does have an ability to turn me orange if I'm not careful. I don't hate this. I really love the formula. It's just I do kind of wish I had picked up shade two and I might like it more, but I also don't really understand why the component is so lightweight when the contour stick is so weighty and heavy and luxurious. Just a minor packaging thing for me, but I like to take note of that when it comes to luxury products in particular. Okay, coming in at number 16 is from Kosas. This is their Shiny Objects Powder Highlighter. I have the shade Haloed. Now, this is partially my fault because I ordered this thinking this was the lightest shade, and somehow I didn't even realize there was a more white-toned highlighter. Somehow I completely missed that. This, I think, is on the borderline of being too deep for me, but I can certainly make it work, and I think it looks really pretty on the cheeks. When I swatch it out, though, you'll see that this can be a beautiful, beautiful eyeshadow shade. It's very creamy. It's very buttery. As an eyeshadow, it's beautiful. On the cheeks, I can make it work. I just have to be very light-handed with it, so that is why this is ranking a little bit lower. There's really not anything wrong with the product. It was more so my fault for the shade. It definitely has some shine to it, but it's not really glittery. It's not chunky. It's really, really pretty. It's just, I think this is going to end up being more of a single shadow for me than a highlighter. I also really like the packaging on this. I think these are beautiful. Again, ranking low because of the shade, but there's nothing wrong with the formula. Coming in at number 15 is from CoverGirl, and this is their True Blend Skin Enhancer Baked Luminous Bronzer. Now, these have been very viral over the last month. There's been a lot of chatter back and forth as to whether or not these are hourglass dupes, and in some ways, I think there are a lot of similarities between the products. This bronzer is available in four different shades, and I got the lightest one, which is 300 Honey Bun. Now, this is of course a bit of a glowier bronzer, and when I initially look at the marbling, I see this very neutral shade with a bit of a reddish undertone, but then it has this golden undertone marbled throughout. I found it very easy to blend, and it is very buildable, so I can go in with a very light hand and really like how it comes together, but I do have to be careful because it can end up being a little bit too warm on my skin tone. I do prefer more of a matte bronzer. That's just my preference. I think this is really, really nice. I do think I like the hourglass powders a little bit more, but in terms of the baked formula, the marbling, there's a lot of similarities there, but I do think with this, it's a little bit easier to get too much product, whereas with hourglass, that's not something that I ever experience. However, you get a ton of product here for the smallest fraction of a price point. I think this shade is really pretty, and they do have three others, which isn't a lot, but if you find a shade that works for you and you don't mind a bit of a glow, you might really like this. It's just that for my super fair, cool undertone skin, this isn't my favorite, but I can make it work, and I do find it fun to play with from time to time. Coming in at number 14 is another bronzer I tried this month. This is the Rare Beauty Soft Matte Powder Bronzer. This is in the shade Summer Feels. Now, this is another one where you look online, you can easily see that all of the shades of this bronzer tend to run quite warm. I do love the packaging. I love that it's magnetic. I think it's very pretty, and I also love that it's a matte formula. Like I mentioned, that is my preference when it comes to bronzers. This one feels very, very smooth and buttery to the touch. Now, I find this to be a very light, very buildable formula, so you're really going to be able to customize the intensity and the pigment level of this. This is the lightest shade. It is quite warm, but if I go in with a light hand, it actually looks really, really nice. It's a beautiful shade. It gives me a nice amount of warmth without being too intense, but if I do build it up, it does kind of turn me orange. This is the bronzer I have on today, and you can see it is nice. It's pretty. It's subtle. It looks great. Just keep that in mind. The shade range is certainly going to run very warm, but they're very, very light, so you can make it work if you like the formula. I actually really do like the formula. I would say I like this formula better than the Hung Vien Go formula that was very popular last year. I think I might like the shade better, too. I just find this to be very easy and blendable, and I like that it's a little more sheer buildable, even though it's warm. I can still make it work because it does run so light. So if you're around my skin tone, you can certainly make this work. If you're interested in this, if you want to check it out, it's a beautiful shade. You just have to be light-handed with it. Coming in at number 13 is from CoverGirl. This is the TrueBlend Skin Enhancer Baked Luminous Blush, so the counterpart to the bronzer, and I have mine in the shade 410 Rose Latte. Now, I went back and forth over which one I liked better. For a while, I thought I liked the bronzer better, and then as I was kind of looking at everything today, I thought, no, I definitely like the blush better. What I will say is the blush, it doesn't look like it in swatch, but the blush is actually quite a bit more pigmented, so I do have to be a little bit more careful with this. However, I think this is such a beautiful rosy mauve toned blush. It's absolutely beautiful. It blends right into the skin. I don't think it's a perfect hourglass dupe, but it is quite close, just in the sense that we have that marbled finish. We have that baked formula. It does blend right into the cheeks, but I do find this to be a little bit more intense and pigmented than hourglass right away, so I do have to be a little bit more careful with this. Otherwise, I love this. I think it's beautiful. I think it's such a pretty shade, and I really enjoy this overall. It does have a bit of a glow to it, but it's gorgeous. So I do quite like this blush. Now coming in at number 12 is from Lancome, and I don't think I've used these on camera yet, but I've played with them quite a bit over the last month, and this is their Idol Goddess Dimensions single eyeshadows. I have three shades. I have Pink Moonrise, which is a matte. I have Celestial Spark and Stellar Light, which are the intense shimmery shades. Now online browsing these, they do not look that special. They do not look that shimmery, but these shimmery shades are so foiled and metallic when you get them in person. They are so, so beautiful. My favorite is Celestial Spark. It's more of a champagne, but it's so wet. I will say these are a little bit chunky though, and I definitely do get fall out with them. So that is kind of why they're ranking a little bit lower, but they are so pretty and wet on the lids. They're stunning. I don't necessarily love the matte as much. I think it's a great formula. There's nothing wrong with it. It's just that Pink Moonrise is such a light shade that you don't really get much pigment from it at all. It doesn't really do anything. Maybe one of their other matte shades would do a little bit more, but it is just a matte shadow. I didn't really need to grab this. I do think that where this collection stands out is these gorgeous foiled single shadows. These are stunning. Again, a little bit of fallout, so maybe use a glitter glue or a good eye primer, but these are 100% worth it. They are so wet and ethereal on the lids. Coming in at number 11 is from Natasha Denona. This is the Mini Eyesculpt Cool Tone Palette. Now, this came out at the very beginning of the month, and this is the cool tone counterpart to the original Eyesculpt 5 pan that she came out with this time last year. This is a really nice mix of shades. These are beautiful, cool toned mattes. You do get a nice cream shade in here, some cool toned browns, and then the shade on the end that looks like a black from a distance, but it's not. It's really more like an espresso brown. It's not nearly as intense, but it is beautiful nonetheless. I think this is pretty if you love cool tones. I think it's beautiful to create an all matte look. I think if you really, really love your cool toned shadows, you will like this. However, I don't think this palette's a need. I found this exact selection and color story so many times in my collection when I was swatching it out and doing swatch comparisons. My Makeup By Mario The Neutrals Palette, very, very similar mattes. Even my Patrick Ta All Matte Palette, I found some very similar mattes. Just in general, this is one of those color stories that I think you have. If you even have the larger Eye Sculpt Palette in the soft version, you can definitely find a lot of these shades already. I don't think this is necessary, but if you found the original Eye Sculpt Palette to be a little too warm for you, you might really like this. On swatch, these looked to me to be a little bit chalky. I just didn't find they were typical Natasha shadows, but on the eyes, they performed just like they always do. They're so beautiful. These are a mix of her silky matte and creamy matte formulas. They are her standard formulas. They just didn't swatch the best, but on the eyes, they performed beautifully. There's nothing wrong with the quality of this. It's more so, are you going to use a cool toned all matte palette often? If yes, then this is 100% worth it. It's beautiful, but you might already have it in your collection. I really like it. Was it a need? No. Do I prefer the original? Yes. However, that all comes down to personal preference. There's nothing wrong with the formula, but I did have some things that I was a little bit more excited about. Coming in at number 10 is a product I am actually shocked to see at number 10, but that just goes to show you how good my top 10 are. This is from YSL. This is in 126 Sparkling Lust. This is their Valentine's Day limited edition eyeshadow quad. I love the packaging on this. Opening this up, you do get one matte. You get more of a sequin shade that essentially feels like the matte. Then you get two of these sparkly toppers. All of the shades in here are stunning. They all perform beautifully. I will say this is not one of their quads that you are going to reach for if you're looking for a lot of depth. This is very much a very light color story. I don't even know if this topper is the most sparkly topper that they have. It's stunning though. I love this. Something like this is perfect for me, but if you really crave a lot of depth, you might not love this. I like this. I would say more than Babylon Roses, but I would say I like Sunrise Safari from last summer better. It's totally up to your own preferences. I love this. The packaging is 10 out of 10. The quality is up to par. It's right there with what it usually is. The color story is beautiful. It's just not one that's going to give me as much depth as I would like. Coming in at number nine is from Natasha Denona. This is her High Gloss Hybrid Tinted Gloss Balm. I have been loving this. I have mine in Lush Lilac. I love this chubby little packaging this comes in. This is very weighted. It feels very luxurious. The shade of this is this beautiful, milky lilac cool tone pink. It's so pretty. When you look up close, you can kind of see the shimmer in the tube itself. You get this really lovely chubby doe foot that spreads the product over the lips so nicely. This is incredibly balmy on the lips, and it's also just very, very shiny and beautiful. I will say this is one of those products that can get a little bit goopy if you go in with too much, and it will do that stringy thing between the lips. Just be aware of that, but as long as you're careful to not get too much, I think you'll really, really like this. I think she did a phenomenal job with this formula. I also need to mention this smells absolutely divine. It's like a vanilla dream, but in the best way. It's so good. I would compare it to the scent of the MAC lipsticks, but almost a little bit sweeter. Such a good scent, such a good fragrance, such a good formula. Just keep in mind to not go in with too much because it'll be a little bit too goopy, but it feels and looks so pretty on the lips. It just feels incredibly nourishing. Coming in at number eight is from Gucci, and this is the Gucci Glow Blush in shade 2 Fresh Coral. This is a radiant, silky blush. Now, this blush is what I want if I'm going for a glowy blush. Like I mentioned, that YSL shade is straight highlighter all over the cheeks. This is a wash of color with a bit of a glow to it that's not too intense. If I build this up, I'm building up the shade and not the sparkle. I absolutely love this. This is the one I'm wearing today, and I think it's the prettiest, softest coral. This is a more sheer, buildable formula, so this is never going to look too intense. It's not going to look like too much. It's just a very, very flawless blush formula. It's really hard to mess this up, in my opinion. It is lightly fragrant. I don't think it's anywhere near as intense as the bronzer in this line. I haven't tried their matte blush formulas, but I'm thinking based on how much I like this, I might want to. I think this is a really beautiful formula with a light glow that just looks very fresh, and I think it's going to be such a beautiful blush, especially going into spring. Coming in at number seven is from Lancome, and this is their Lash Idol Curl Goddess Mascara. I've been using this a ton this month. I think this is so nice. The packaging is beautiful, and you get this fiber bristle wand, which is my preference. This is also in that sort of curved shape, so it's meant to hug the lashes and hold a curl. The bristles also kind of spiral around the brush a little bit as well, and I think that adds to a lot of separation. Now, I will say this formula is certainly wetter than the YSL Lash Latex that I was trying last month and loved, and that's actually the one I'm wearing today. This is definitely a wetter formula. This will give you more volume. This can lead to more clumps, but it does make the lashes look so full and voluminous, and it does hold the curl so beautifully. So if you love a really thick, black lash, this is a good one. Lancome does not miss when it comes to mascaras. The only thing I don't love about this is that sometimes it can get a little clumpy if you try to build it too much, but honestly, this looks so good on the lashes that I really can't complain about anything else. That's just me being that picky. I have really loved this. I also don't think this flakes or smudges at all throughout the day unless I do try to build it up too much, but if I just go in lightly like I normally like to do, this looks beautiful. Coming in at number six is from Dior. So we're getting a little redemption from the bottom of the list. This is their Dior Addict Lip Glow Oil in Fizzy Pink. Now, when Dior came out with their spring release, they also reformulated and relaunched their lip oils, and now they have a lot more finishes. So they have the original very sheer finish. They have a sparkly finish, and they have a more opaque finish, so it's going to give you a lot more color. Now, Fizzy Pink is beautiful. I used this one relentlessly this month. First of all, it is a really, really nice lip oil. It's very, very comfortable, very slippy, very wet, but very shiny and beautiful. I don't feel like it easily bleeds into the lines around the lips. I think on the website it says that this is a plumping oil, but I really don't notice any plumping effects whatsoever with this. So in comparing this to the YSL lip oils, I would go with these all day long, especially now that these have all of these different finishes, because the sparkly finish is so beautiful and ethereal. I just think it looks gorgeous, and I've had so much fun reaching for this. I feel like this is going to end up going right in my purse, because I think it's so pretty. Coming in at number five is from C'est, and this is their City Set Lightweight Setting Powder. I don't normally try out all the new setting sprays, but something about this just really caught my attention, and the packaging of this is really nice. I really like the pump on this, and this is also an incredibly fine mist, which I love. I cannot stand a particular, a lot of drugstore setting spray formulas, because it feels like a water gun to the face, whereas this is just so incredibly fine, and it's not too wet, but it does such a beautiful job of melting all of the powders together and just making the skin look blurred. I wouldn't say the blurring effect is as intense as the Danessa Myricks Blurring Setting Spray, but it's pretty close. This does such a beautiful job of just melting everything together and making it look so seamless while having the finest mist. It's also really refreshing. It doesn't have a strong fragrance. This is a really, really nice one, and I'm really going to have to be comparing these later on, especially to the Charlotte Tilbury that has been my favorite for ages at this point, but between this one and the Danessa Myricks, I'm kind of worried that that one's going to get dethroned. Coming in at number four is a new lip liner formula I tried this month, and it's actually not a new formula. It's a formula that's been around for a while. This is from Smashbox, and this is the Be Legendary Line and Prime Lip Pencil. I have two shades. I have Fair Neutral Rose, which is one that has seen a lot of use for me, and True Red. Now, I first purchased these because I watched the Heiress Tour documentary, of course, and I realized right away that this was the lip liner that Taylor was using. I also got my hands on the lipstick she was using, but I, of course, ordered the lip combo right away. When I was browsing this, there's not a ton of shades in this formula, but I did find Fair Neutral Rose, and I thought that looks like a me shade. I love this lip liner formula. It is just a wooden pencil. It is an incredibly creamy, comfortable formula to apply. It just glides right on the lips, but it's almost like a gel formula because the way it dries down, it is absolutely budge-proof, especially the red. This is not messing around. There is a reason this is Taylor's lip liner. This is budge-proof, and this is also the most beautiful True Red with that slightly blue undertone. If you are someone who likes orangey tone reds, then this will be a skip for you, but if you are like me and you love a good, cool blue undertone in your reds, this is the absolute perfect lip liner. This is the one I've been going to constantly all month long. I've already sharpened this quite a few times. This is just a perfect, my-lips-but-better, but slightly pinkier shade. I have been reaching for this constantly. What I actually love to do is I will put this on, and then I'll powder my liner, and then I'll build it up just a little bit more, then go in with my lip combo, and it's been lasting such a long time. Even when I don't powder it, I find this lip liner sticks around quite well, but the powdering is really quite magic. I've been doing it with all of my liners this month, but I've been pairing this liner in particular with the Dior lip oil, and it's such a pretty combo. I've really, really been loving these lip liners, and these are definitely one of those hidden gems that are completely slept on. Nobody talks about them, but they're actually phenomenal. Coming in at number three is from Chanel, and this is their Rouge Noir Confidence Blush Palette. Now, I was so excited about this. I am slowly starting to dip my toes into Chanel makeup, and this I just couldn't skip. This is so beautiful. I love the burgundy outer packaging. I think that's stunning, and then inside you get three blushes and a highlighter. Now, I love these. I think all of these shades ended up somehow looking so good on my skin tone. I was expecting these to be potentially a little bit too deep, but they're not. This one ends up being a little bit more of a fuchsia, and I do think fuchsia blush is going to have a moment this year from everything I'm seeing online, so I'm excited to have this. I also think this coppery shade, which is one I wouldn't normally like that much, ends up looking really nice on my skin. I think I'm really going to like it in the summer in particular. This more mauve-y shade is, of course, the favorite. It's just a really, really beautiful neutral rose for every day. I constantly want to reach for it. This coppery shape is more of a glowier formula, whereas these two are a little bit more matte, and then this highlighter is this absolutely stunning iridescent pink that is not too intense. It's not glittery, but it does give the most beautiful shine to the cheeks. I don't know if the formulas in these palettes have always been that good. Have I been completely missing out? I don't know, but I think this is so gorgeous. I'm excited to reach for these shades all winter long because I do think they are beautiful, beautiful winter shades in particular. That highlighter is stunning. I just want to reach for this palette all of the time, and it's kind of the one thing that has sort of pulled me away from my YSL blushes a little bit just because I've been having so much fun playing with these, and I think they look so flawless on the skin. Absolutely been loving this. Last I saw, it was sold out, but then I saw it was back in stock in a couple of places. If I do find it, I will try to leave it linked down below, but I do absolutely love this. Coming in at number two is where Chanel really, really shined, and this is their new concealer. This is the Ultralatent Corrector Concealer. I have mine in BR02. I love the very simple design packaging of this tube. I love that it's just this thin frosted glass bottle. There's absolutely no fuss, and then you just have this matte black cap with the Chanel logo on the lid, and then you get this tiny little doe foot. It's very unassuming. The shade BR02 is perfect for me, and what I ended up loving about this is that it is truly a full coverage concealer. This will cover and hide anything and everything, but it's so thin. It's almost like a serum consistency, but then it somehow gives you the coverage without feeling heavy, without feeling cakey. I do have dry skin. I have dry under eyes. I also live in Canada. It's been ungodly cold the last little bit, so I have really been putting this concealer through it, and it's fantastic. It is not at all too dry for me like I thought it would. A little bit goes a really long way, and again, it is a very thin formula, but it stretches so far. I like to do a dot here, and then a little bit out here. I'll blend, and it gives me more than enough coverage. I think it looks absolutely fabulous, and I love that it's not heavily fragrance, at least not that I can detect. I think this is such a fabulous formula. It was a complete fluke that I tried this. Just for some reason, something told me to try it. I was also thinking of trying it with the Prada concealer, but then I heard someone say that it was incredibly fragrance, so I thought under my eyes that's going to drive me nuts, so I went with the Chanel instead. I'm so glad I did because this is ranking very, very high in my favorite concealers. This is fantastic. I have also been loving and trying out the new Charlotte Tilbury, but again, I need more time with that one, so you'll see that one in February, but loving the Chanel concealer. Coming in at number one is my absolute favorite product that I tried in the month of January. This took me by surprise with how much I love this, but this is from Anastasia Beverly Hills, and this is their Haze eyeshadow palette. Now, this is their 9 pan palette. This is, of course, all cool tones with a pop of blue, and this actually launched early on TikTok shop back in November, and I was so frustrated because, like I said, I'm in Canada. We can't shop through TikTok shop, and I was so frustrated. I wanted this so bad. I wanted to get my hands on it, and I couldn't figure it out, so I had to wait until January, and then I was also thinking at a couple of points, I don't know if I'll be interested in it, then I don't know if it'll be worth picking up, but you know what? The way I ended up absolutely loving this palette, I'm so glad I did. First of all, these cool tone browns are absolutely stunning. I love the formulas in here. The mattes are so incredibly creamy and buttery. The shimmers are just the right amount of metallic and shiny without being too intense. We're not getting any of those super crazy foiled shades that we got from the Sugar and Spice palettes, but the shimmers in here are more intense and reflective than what was in the Embers palette back in the fall, so it's a really nice mix between the two. You also get this matte navy here, which to the swatch feels kind of dry, but it's actually a really beautiful, easy to work with shade as well. When I did my review of this, I created three different looks, and I managed to every single shade in here. I love that I can get a very almost neutral leaning cool tone brown eye, but I can really play with this blue as well. I did create a look using this shade on the bottom, which is kind of like a blue to brown, almost red tone shift to it, and I don't typically like that type of shade. However, I did end up creating a look that I thought came together really well, and I paired it with the blue. When I was editing that video back, I realized how much it looked like a black eye, but I was still impressed by how well everything blended. It was a very well blended black eye. However, the other looks I created with this were so easy and simple. I had so much fun playing with this. I didn't notice that I got a lot of fallout. I noticed I wanted to keep coming back to this. This reminded me a lot of the Makeup by Mario Ethereal Eyes Moonlight palette. I did a comparison with that one. I still think if you have that one, you can skip this. If you have the Viseart Paris Nuit Etoile palette and the Mario palette, you could totally skip this. You absolutely have these shades, but this is such a beautiful, compact 9pm palette. It's not nearly as fragile as the Sugar and Spice, but it's going to give you a little more punch than Embers. I think this is such a beautiful palette, and I think it makes the blue even more approachable. I'm not a big blue eyeshadow wearer, but when I play with this palette, I want to. So I think this is really fun. I really love this palette, and I just found that when I look at this palette, I know exactly what I want to do. When I first got this in, I looked at it and I barely had to think about what three looks I wanted to create. I already had them worked out in my head, so that just tells me how easy and cohesive this palette is. Sometimes when I get palettes in that have a pop of color or a slight twist to them, I have to really think about it when I'm creating multiple looks in order to make sure that I create three different looks. But this, I just knew from the jump what I wanted, and I got exactly what I wanted and more. So I've been loving this palette. I'm having so much fun playing with it. But that is my very full month of January. We tried some really great products. We tried some that were not so much, but we tried some really amazing products. Let me know all of your thoughts down below. Did you try anything new in January? Are you starting the year on a no-buy? If so, did you discover any old favorites in your collection that you've been loving again? Let me know that too. I love hearing from you guys so, so much. If you're new here, I hope you'll consider subscribing before you go. I do upload new videos every single week. Thank you again so very much for watching and I will see you in my next one.