Eyelid Nuance, 16 Green Velvet, 1.3g

I bought this because I liked the cute colors. I also use it as a highlighter.

It's moist and adheres well. When you apply it with your fingers, it's a thin film that's quite translucent. It gives a silky finish. It looks like bare skin.

I bought Crocus and Violet. I selected these two because I was interested in creating a gradation look with them. Both Crocus and Violet are more transparent than I expected, so they are eyeshadows that you can't go wrong with even if you're in a hurry. Crocus blends well with the skin, and if you put Violet on top of Crocus, the glitter goes well with it and the color comes out even more beautifully. I'm into creating a gradation look with these two on the upper eyelid, Crocus on the lower eyelid, and Bougainvillea on the cheek to add a little redness. Violet naturally adds depth to the eyes, and it's great for creating a natural violet look that's not overdone. I like how it's neither brown nor gray, and when you look closely, it gives off a violet violet impression. I want to collect the other colors too.

Purchased from suzykirei online store. Summary below. It's thin, so it doesn't have as strong a green color as it looks. I tried using an artificial brush, but it didn't stick to the brush, the color was weak, and it was hard to spread, so it was hard to use. If I were to recommend combining it with the khaki that was released at the same time, I would have liked it to be released as Eyelid Nuance Double (I don't think it gets too muddy or doesn't cause any problems even if they are mixed together, and to be honest, the price is a bit off, so I'm not going to buy both) [A slightly longer review] I was disappointed with the pen type I bought previously, so I thought I wouldn't buy this brand, but I was attracted to the unique green color and bought it. But in the end, I can't say that it's good enough to change my opinion. It's more like an Opera eye color pencil with the same shape but thicker than an eyeshadow pen, so it's easy to apply smoothly, and if it was easier to adjust the color and adhesion, it would save time, but it's a shame that it's difficult to apply to tools and the stress of not being able to apply it the way you want outweighs the beauty of the color. I thought I'd try using the eyeshadow chip next time to see how it would turn out, but it's too much hassle and I don't have the energy to do it. In the end, it just didn't feel right and I didn't really need it. However, the color and glitter were delicate and unique, so that was the only thing I could praise without reservation.

I tried green because it's sheer. The glitter is sparkly. When I applied it alone with my fingers, it was close to the color of my veins, which made me look pale and didn't suit me very well. It goes well with orange and pink accent colors that I have. If you apply it with a thin tip, the color will stand out more.