Celvoke Polyphonic Blush (05)

It's great for the eyes, cheeks, and lips, so it's super convenient when traveling. I use the color on the left as eyeshadow, but it makes my skin look a little dull and tired. I think it's better to apply it to the inner corners of your eyelids rather than across your double eyelids.

It's surprisingly not pigmented, but it's great for evening out skin tone. To use it as a blush, you'll need to layer something else on top.

I was looking for a blush that would go well with orange-toned lips, and the beauty advisor recommended EX03. The powder looks brownish, but when I applied it to my skin, it turned orange. The moment I applied it, I was amazed at how stylish my face looked! It's quite good.

I bought the Celvoke Polyphonic Blush 06 Desert Sunset in its limited edition packaging because it's so cute. The regular packaging is a classic, so I can buy it anytime! This makes it easy to create a tanned look. The shade on the left looks cute when applied horizontally from cheek to nose. It might not be very pigmented, but I think it's just right for a tanned look. I love it because it also creates a languid look. The highlighter on the right is a cream type, and it's a subtle? faint? highlighter. It's so cute, I use it a lot. #departmentstorecosmetics #Celvoke #Celvoke #yellowbased ticsreview #tannedblush #languid

After listening to the beauty advisor's explanation at the store, I used the tester and purchased 01 Prima Ballerina. The color was neither too pink nor too orange, and suited my warm undertones well. The included brush is very soft, allowing me to apply it lightly without smudging, even over liquid foundation. For a glow, I lightly pat it onto the highest point of my cheeks with my fingers, which gives a subtle glow depending on the lighting. I feel that a dazzling powder highlighter can actually make wrinkles and dryness stand out, so I feel that a more subtle glow like this suits my age.