(Limited Sale) REIKO KAZKI Basic Kit

It's a light application, but still gives the appearance of full makeup. So it's not for young people. First of all, it's great that it combines blush, eyeshadow, and highlighter in one. It cuts down on makeup time. I especially recommend the white pearl shade. It gives a natural radiance. It's a palette that you'll enjoy using more and more as you get older. The colors tend to blend together, but they don't become cloudy, so I think it's fine. It gives the appearance of full makeup, but in a natural way.

Highlighter, blush, and eyeshadow all in one palette. These are essential items for basic makeup. Highlighter (Shine White): Of all the highlighters I've used, this one is the easiest to use and most elegant. It's shiny and adds dimension to the face. It fades before you know it, but I guess that's just how it is with highlighters... I apply it in places that tend to smudge... and once you're over 30, pearls are more important than glitter. So it's an essential base finish. Blush: Both pinks are cute and have good pigmentation. They're versatile, whether you use one or mix two. Eyeshadow: Terracotta color. I've never quite gotten the hang of it... I've always preferred cool-toned eyeshadows, so browns make my eyes look puffy. However, by changing the application method, it can be used on both sunken and puffy eyelids. It's said to create a beautiful look without using any color, just through the use of light and shadow... However, for those with fair skin, using more of the darker brown seems to work better. I was taught that if you want to add any color, you should start with brown as a base. It's simple yet difficult...※※※※※It seems you can also mix the entire palette with a brush to use as a face color.It's convenient and can be used in any way.

I've used it quite a bit. The white is elegant and nice. The brown is neither too dark nor too light. The pink is also light and nice. It's also good value for money.

I took a Kazuki makeup class at a cultural center about 10 years ago, and it gave me a sense of relief (lol) that I'd still be able to wear this makeup look even when I get older. I've been incorporating the good parts since then, but recently my eyelids have started to feel a little sunken and thin, so I decided to take the plunge and go to a department store to learn about eyeshadow. That's when I bought this palette. For sunken eyes, I lightly apply these two brown shades vertically with a brush from my brow to the hollow of my eye. Then I add a white pearl highlighter to the eye socket, and blend a favorite color I have in an "U" shape at the outer corner of my eye. Wow! My eyes look so much brighter now. I then use eyeliner to create eye makeup. I then apply orange cream blush (cover foundation) with a sponge from the outer corner of my eye to my temples and above my cheekbones, then mix all the colors from this palette onto a blush brush and apply them in the same place on top. It's a novel approach! But it really tightens my face and draws the eye upward, so it's great. On top of that, I mixed two shades of pink blush with white pearl and applied it in a circular pattern on the high points of my cheeks. I was glad I was able to try it out in person at the store instead of ordering it online. By the way, I also bought the olive brown eyebrow pencil, white pencil and orange cover foundation, which I also liked. The products are good, but I was also very glad to be taught how to do plastic surgery makeup. I recommend you visit the store once♪