LUNASOL Eye Coloration N (12 Smoky Quartz)

I purchased EX14 Tea Rose. This is my first purchase since the Eye Coloration revamp. At first, I thought the only thing that changed was the price, but then I learned from other people's reviews that the palette size had also gotten a little bigger. I didn't notice until I compared them. Simply that alone made me feel like I got a good deal. lol I purchased Tea Rose online without seeing the actual product. I initially fell in love with the top and bottom shades on the left, so I didn't have high expectations for the top and bottom shades on the right. So when I saw the actual product, the four shades were so cute, my excitement and joy multiplied many times over. In the photo, the shade on the right looked like beige and a yellowish brown, but in person, the top right was a pale mauve pink, and the bottom right was a beautiful mauve brown with elegant blue shimmer. I never expected the shade on the right, which I wasn't expecting, to be so adorable! I'm so thrilled. Of course, the two shades on the left were as expected (or maybe even better). They have a sophisticated, mature tone, but also a cute color combination. The pink-white with pink glitter on the top left and the lilac pink on the bottom left, which was my favorite, are both very cute. I love how simply applying the top right across my eyelids and tightening the crease of my eyes with the bottom right creates a well-made look. On my days off, I layer the lilac pink on the bottom left to create a gradient, then dab the pink glitter on the top left in the center of my eyelids. It's spring makeup, and I feel so happy and full of energy. I was a little nervous about purchasing without seeing the actual product, but this purchase turned out to be truly satisfying. Lunasol's eye palette looks like it's filled with lots of glitter at first glance, but when you actually apply it, the color shines and shines on the skin of your eyelids, which is very appealing. I'm looking forward to seeing more palettes with color combinations perfect for welcoming the new season.

The pink color and sparkling glitter are cute. Lunasol is a reliable eyeshadow so I will continue to buy it.

ex09 Unknown Spring: It's fun to change the impression by choosing blue-purple, mauve brown, or red grape mauve pink as the main color. Mixing two or three colors won't dull the look, and you can subtly show through the color of your eyelids while still creating your desired color. The highlighter white (with pink and yellow pearl) isn't just pearl white, which is great. It's beautiful to add it as a highlight after applying a mauve pink to the outer corner of your eye, closer to the bridge of your nose, or to your lower lid. After finishing the overall look, layering a cream single eyeshadow like Polarized Blue or Addiction Prism in the center of your upper lid is also beautiful as a topping. Lunasol's Eye Coloration N series is easy to blend and has a sheer finish, making it good for natural makeup. However, I was a little hesitant about the color's intense color, as it didn't build up much even when layered. However, using a firm, dense brush with this product allows for a relatively strong application. This is a cool-toned summer muted palette. The ease of use of the color scheme and the beautiful glitter make this a highly recommended palette. ex14 Tea Rose: Pearl pink, pale grayish mauve, mauve pink, and orange-brown with blue glitter. The color scheme evokes the image of tea, exuding a gentle and calming feel. Pale grayish mauve is a favorite color for muted summers, and it's easy to use because it gives off a dull tone. The two pinks are vibrant and vibrant, perfect for spring. The blue glitter in the mid-tone brown also makes it stylish, preventing it from looking like a typical pink-mauve look.