OSAJI Nuance Beam Stick (EX03 Hokage), 6g

I bought Sonic and Monsho at the store, and then bought some more Sonic to stock up on. I use Sonic as an eye base and highlighter, and Monsho as a blush. The subtle shimmer is lovely, and since it's a stick, it's great for touch-ups too.

*#osaji #NuanceBeamStick #ex04akanezoraex05onsoku I was interested in OSAJI's Spring Collection, so I bought it. The beauty advisor was very polite and explained exactly what would suit me, making for a very satisfying purchase. My favorite was the Nuance Beam Stick. I went for 03 and 06, but I ended up with 04 and 05. 04 Akanezora is amber rose with white blue pearl. It really boosts my complexion. 05 Sonic is lilac, but the pink is strong and gives it a cute, glossy look. Even when applied under foundation, the color isn't too strong, and it's subtle, perfect for someone who likes light makeup. I like to use powder, so I finished with base makeup → Nuance Beam Stick → powder.

It's a champagne beige with a hint of pink. It's easy to use as a stick, and the shine is natural and not too flashy.

I bought the limited edition Akane Sora and Hokage for Spring 2026. This limited edition has pearl and glitter that gives it color, so the base color is barely noticeable. The color comes out when the light hits your cheeks. I use Akane Sora as a blush along my cheeks, and Hokage from the dark circles to the C-zone, then layer stick foundation on top to blend. I also like to apply Hokage to the bridge of my nose and layer it on top as a waterline for eyeshadow. At the store, I was taught how to apply it vigorously until the color is clearly visible, and then blend it with a sponge. It's easy to blend with your hands, so you can combine it with stick foundation for a time-saving, beautiful look!

I bought the limited edition Akane Sora and Hokage for Spring 2026. This limited edition has pearl and glitter that gives it color, so the base color is barely noticeable. The color comes out when the light hits your cheeks. I use Akane Sora as a blush along my cheeks, and Hokage from the dark circles to the C-zone, then layer stick foundation on top to blend. I also like to apply Hokage to the bridge of my nose and layer it on top as a waterline for eyeshadow. At the store, I was taught how to apply it vigorously until the color is clearly visible, and then blend it with a sponge. It's easy to blend with your hands, so you can combine it with stick foundation for a time-saving, beautiful look!