Yves Saint Laurent Make Me Blush Liquid (57 Coral Crush)

It's a liquid blusher with a wide range of colors, but it's just right—darker than a control color but not as thick as a concealer! It's versatile; you can adjust the amount and color on the back of your hand instead of applying it directly from the applicator. I also mix it with foundation to use as a control color or a light concealer. By mixing it with foundation, you can adjust the intensity and color, so it's easy to use with any color, regardless of your personal color. If you use it in the order of liquid foundation → Make Me Blush Liquid → Loose → Fix Mist, your makeup will stay on until cleansing at night, even if you apply it in the morning. It's incredibly convenient and excellent, and I love it so much that I own 44, 57, and 69, and they're all incredibly easy to use.

Lastly, Laban No. 69. It can also be used as a highlight color. It's watery but adheres perfectly to the skin when applied. The color is just as it appears on the packaging and is highly pigmented and cute. You can use this as a regular blush, but if you apply it to the high points of your cheeks after using your blush as a highlighter, it will instantly give you a translucent, bright look.

I bought number 44. It's a great color! I think it's good for adults. The first time I used it, I put on makeup in the dark in the morning, so when I looked in the mirror at work in the afternoon, my cheeks were very red. I was embarrassed, so I let my hair down to hide it, but you have to be careful about the amount you use. The texture, how long it lasts, and the color are exquisite - it's great! I didn't notice any pearl. It's more matte. It's just too expensive. It never runs out, so I don't mind the price, but if they made a half size, I'd like to get another color.

When I apply this to the high points of my cheeks, it creates a translucent look that feels really nice. I layer a pink blush on top of it. It's so good, I might buy it again when I run out. However, the case feels plasticky and a bit rattley, which is a bit annoying. Hiro Odagiri and Megumi Kanzaki have shared their usage tips on Instagram, which are helpful to see. The simple way they do it is as follows: Mix lavender with your foundation, apply it to the high points of your cheeks, and blend. Then, lightly layer a similar bluish-pink powder blush on top. This creates a beautiful, three-dimensional effect without looking too bulky. I'm not very good at makeup, and I have trouble applying highlights and shadows, but this time I feel like I finally figured out how to create a three-dimensional effect.

Lastly, Laban No. 69. It can also be used as a highlight color. It's watery but adheres perfectly to the skin when applied. The color is just as it appears on the packaging and is highly pigmented and cute. You can use this as a regular blush, but if you apply it to the high points of your cheeks after using your blush as a highlighter, it will instantly give you a translucent, bright look.