Celvoke Custom Palette Case

Number 21 is a gold glitter. The store said it can be used not only as an eyeshadow but also as a blush and lipstick. This time, I bought it to use only as an eyeshadow because of the color. It's not the usual glittery glitter, but the particles are very fine and elegant. It applies beautifully even with just a little, and the light reflects naturally. I wear glasses, so I like applying it a little below my eye bags because it makes my eyes look brighter.

The sparkling glitter was beautiful and elegant, and it was my first time using glittery eyeshadow from a department store! I remember being impressed by how beautiful and elegant it was! I chose it with my fingers in the morning after arriving at work, focusing on using only one color and not applying it too thickly. When I actually applied it to my eyes, I felt like I wanted a bit more color. However, the way I use it, I just spread it loosely with my fingers, and over time it mixes with the sebum, giving it a glossy, glittery look, and not leaving any messy uneven color, which I liked! I'm not currently using it in the way described above, but I'm glad I bought it.

I wanted a silver eyeshadow, so I bought size 23. Other cosmetic brands have bright, whitish silvers, but this one has a stronger grayish tone. I originally bought it because I wanted an eyeshadow to use on its own, and while it's cute on its own, I've also been wanting to try using it with a darker eyeshadow for a stronger gray makeup look. However, the packaging...it looks like a refill (or maybe it is). I suppose it's unavoidable since it's an environmentally friendly package, but in terms of how expensive the packaging looks, I'd say it's just not that great.

What? Celvoke's Vatic Eyes is going to be discontinued...I hope it gets renewed and improved! I have a healthy warm skin tone and am at an age where I'm concerned about dullness. This is easy to combine with my existing eyeshadows. When I wear it as a base, it brightens and tones up my eyelids, making other eyeshadows pop even more. It's a great product. It's called pink, but on my eyelids it's more like champagne beige and blends in nicely. The pearly finish isn't too over the top, but it gives my eyelids a natural, three-dimensional look. If I draw a line on my lower eyelid, it brightens and slightly camouflages dark circles. It can also be used as a highlighter, so it's so convenient, I'm considering buying more. The moist powder doesn't dry out, and it lasts well. I'm wearing it almost every day. The salesperson at Koskichi said that colors that are sold out in stores and online sometimes end up at the Gotemba outlet. Wow, I'd like to try it! But I don't want to travel all the way from the Tokyo metropolitan area to Gotemba just for eyeshadow...lol. If I get the chance someday,

I apply it to my eyelids and under-eye bags, then apply it again to the double eyelid. Even with just one color, it's cute enough because it has glitter.