media Liquid Glow Rouge (OR-01)

I've bought this many times. The color itself is light, so I use it like a gloss, and when I layer it over my favorite lipstick or another gloss, it gives a very translucent, beautiful shine. This makes a big difference in how my lips look with or without it, so it's indispensable. Since I reapply it to this area many times a day, I love this affordable Glow Rouge because I can use it generously rather than using expensive products. I keep one in my dresser for morning makeup application and another in my makeup touch-up pouch.

My eyeshadow is a dark brown, so I was looking for something similar in beige. I love it! It also cured my dry lips. I'll buy it again when I run out.

I happened to see this at Family Mart and bought it. I love the elegant glitter, even though it's inexpensive. It's not too sticky. I'm considering buying other colors too.

It has such an elegant luster that it's hard to believe it's so affordable. It fits smoothly on the lips, isn't sticky, and leaves a subtle tint even after drinking. Even though I have dry lips easily, I was able to experience its high moisturizing power without peeling. The colors are not too flashy, making it easy to use in the office or everyday. It's a versatile item that you can feel safe keeping in your purse.

I purchased the rose-colored lipstick, hoping it would also moisturize my existing lipsticks while slightly adjusting their color. While RS-02 is called a rose-colored lipstick, it's not overly blue. When used alone, it has a subdued, slightly brownish hue. This may make some people feel like their lips look dull. I've had days where I felt the same, so I only use it over my lipstick. On the other hand, the multicolored glitter is not too large, giving it a subtle, understated look. For this reason, depending on your job, you might only use it on your days off. It has a sticky texture, similar to regular glosses. Since it's a tip, you have to wipe it with a tissue after each use, but considering the ease of use of a spatula-type lipstick, this is a bit of a drawback. It's fragrance-free and ethanol-free, which is a plus. I also recommend it for those who are afraid of plumping effects or a cooling sensation. It also doesn't contain diisostearyl malate. I'm not sure if I'm allergic to this ingredient, but none of the lipsticks I currently use contain it, so I checked before purchasing. It's often used in department store and budget-friendly products these days. Media is generally available in the budget section of any drug store, so it's easy to see and purchase with your own eyes, which is a good thing.