First we have the So Juicy plumping lip glosses. They came in 2 different sets, but I believe you can buy them separately also. The "Seriously Cool" set contains Ethan Craft (reddish color) and Gordo (purple). The "Dear Diary" set contains Lizzie (clear) and Miranda (pink). These all have the same iridescent glitter in them and they all show up clear on your lips. They have a cooling tingle sensation to them, but nothing crazy! They also all smell like bubblegum. These are nice, not sticky, and as long as you don't mind the tingly feeling they are a great everyday gloss.

Next we have the 2 blushes. These are super cute!

Dee-Lish! is a light pink with gold shimmer. This one is more subtle, but definitely buildable.

You Are Magnifico is a dark pink with silver glitter. It's not a "glitter bomb" per se, but if you don't like sparkle in your blush you will definitely not like this one.

And now, the palette!

The packaging is so cute and colorful. The inside has a mirror and the same flower/cartoon Lizzie theme.

There are 12 shades and that entire bottom row stains, so definitely use a good base with those!

Buh-Bye! is a metallic champagne.

Puh-Lease* is a peach pressed glitter.

Done and Done is a matte peachy beige.

Outfit Rememberer is a metallic baby pink.

Dear Diary is a metallic chartreuse.

Outie! is a metallic coral with gold duochrome.

Uggghhh!* is a matte bubblegum pink.

Hello Fabulous is a lavender with silvery gold flip.

Don't Freak* is a matte lime.

Soo Mature* is a matte hot orange with pink and silver micro sparkles.

Outfit Repeater* is a matte hot pink with pink and silver micro sparkles.

Digital Bean* is a matte bright pink toned violet.

As I said, that entire bottom row of colors stains like crazy, but they are SO PRETTY. They scream summer and fun to me and I can't wait to use them together to create some crazy fun looks. I will say, the Don't Freak color isn't very pigmented, it's just one of those staining colors that tends to stain your skin instead of actually pack color on (if that makes any sense!) It's hard to explain but it acts like how a lip stain does when it just sort of soaks into your skin and doesn't really leave a ton of product behind. That's the only shade in the palette that I feel isn't the best it could be. That Dear Diary shade is to die for, and Hello Fabulous is such an awesome metallic lavender, I love those two! The palette is definitely the standout star from the items I tried in this collection. I didn't get the lip scrub or the Gliterally Obsessed pots, but I am happy with the items I did manage to grab. The lip glosses all look the same so you really only need one unless you REALLY want to have them all. But all in all, I definitely am going to have fun playing around and creating looks with these products!!

Everything came in a beautifully packaged presentation - the box has sprinkles all over it and opens up to reveal the entire collection, along with the game pieces and cards.

The tray that holds everything lifts up, revealing the game board underneath. It unfolds into the full size "ColourPop Land" game. The pastels just make this so pretty, and if you look closely you will see little ColourPop makeups all throughout the game board! The first thing I'll dive into is the Princess Lolly Roller Gloss:

Again, nostalgia, nostalgia, nostalgia! This reminds me so much of the Lip Smackers glosses that I loved as a kid. It is lollipop scented and smells DELICIOUS! Almost like a raspberry-strawberry scent.

The fact that it has a metal rollerball instead of plastic is awesome to me, because these kind always work so much better and apply the product more evenly.

The product itself is smooth, not sticky, and decently moisturizing as far as glosses go. It definitely gets a thumbs up from me, and I kind of already want a backup lol!

Next we have the Sweet Escape Glowing Lip Balm set, featuring the Mr. Mint character:

I am pretty sure these were not available individually, just as the set of 3. They have a minty vanilla scent to them and are all lightly tinted.

The outer packaging is this gorgeous gold chrome with candy canes all over it.

Mr. Mint is a pale peach.

Let's Chill is a bright pink.

Peppermint Frost is a pale pink.

Here they are swatched - as you can see they're very sheer and give just the slightest hint of tint. These are super moisturizing and smooth and feel great on the lips!!

The packaging is reminiscent of the old Coty airspun powders, in a giant cardboard container with a big powder puff!

It has a shaker inside to make it less messy, and helps you dispense little bits at a time. You definitely don't need much with this, so you're getting a lot of bang for your buck!

The color is a sparkly champagne. You could definitely go in with a brush and use it on your face, but this gives a beautiful shimmer to your collarbones, shoulders - basically anywhere you want to GLOW!

It is scented in "cupcake frosting" but almost smells like vanilla baby powder to me. It smells great but is definitely strongly fragranced, so you may not like it if you're sensitive to scented products.

Next we've got the Feelin' Plumpy Face Milk Mini Kit:

This includes a watermelon, papaya and coconut face milk. These all smell amazing. These are basically light moisturizers that you can use any time of the day whenever you need a little moisture boost!

Then we have the Super Shock Blushes:

When I first saw them, they all looked very similar in the package. But upon closer inspection, they definitely have different tones to them. And let me tell you, these smell AMAZING!! They are gumdrop scented and have such a fruity, yummy scent to them that I could almost eat them haha!

The marbling throughout them gives these a tiny hint of shimmer, but nothing too crazy.

This has 10 shades, which I'm not sure I've seen them do before but I could be wrong. It's got a slim design, cardboard packaging, and a good sized mirror inside.

The colors are fun! Several pastels, but enough darker shades in there to really make it a one and done palette. If this was entirely pastel, I'm not sure I would like it as much. But it's got a nice color story to make it something I will definitely reach for often!

Candy Land is a matte pastel pink with silver micro sparkles.

Sugar High is a metallic sheer white.

Cravings is a matte pale pastel yellow with silver micro sparkles.

King Kandy is a matte peach.

Lord Licorice is a matte pale tan.

Now the mini sets come with a highlighter, lipstick and Ultra Glossy Lip. The Ursula highlighter is called Poor Unfortunate Souls:

It is a pale shimmery iridescent lavender that gives the skin a really nice glow. Definitely looks more purply in the pan than it does on the skin, but that's not a huge deal to me because if it were more purple on my face I think it'd look odd!

The Ultra Glossy Lip in this collection is called Sad But True. It's a clear gloss with a blue iridescence that really shows up better over a dark lipstick.

The gloss smells like vanilla cake and has a nice little brush tip applicator.

This is the first gloss I've tried from them, and I really like it! It wears for a good amount of time without being too sticky.

The Lux Lipstick in the Ursula Collection is called Ursula, and it is a matte blackened plum shade.

I love darker colors like this for the fall, so I'm not sure how much use I'll get out of it right now. But I love this formula! It's very comfortable and not drying. It also glides on nice and smooth.

Now for the eyeshadow palette:

This is a 15 pan palette and it's got a great color selection! The first row to me is pretty neutral, then we've got some color, and the bottom row is all darks/jewel tones.

First row from left to right is:

No Spots - matte white

Mongrels - metallic champagne pink

Diablo - metallic lime

Devious - matte terracotta

Tragic - matte soft beige

Underworld - metallic bronzey copper

Pain & Panic - metallic gold with pink flecks

Forest of Thorns - shimmery orchid

Flotsam - metallic pale pink with blue glitters

The Fates - matte deep blue

Revenge - deep black with silver glitter

Sing - metallic dark brown with hot pink/gold duochrome sparkles

Jetsam - metallic blue-black with teal shift

Facile - metallic deep olive green with gold flecks

101 - matte charcoal

I've reviewed so many ColourPop palettes at this point that I don't know what else to say - I always love them! The Pain & Panic shade feels sort of gritty with those pink glitters in it, but it doesn't seem to hurt its performance. That's really the only thing that stands out to me as anything negative. The 101 color is described on the ColourPop site as a matte black, but it's definitely more gray than black. Other than that, everything applies and blends beautifully! I really like that there's a little something for any look in this palette. There's enough matte and neutral shades for a minimalistic daytime look, and then you have the really sparkly dark shades for a fancy night time eye! Definitely pick this one up if you're a fan of the colors - they won't disappoint!