I'm Mute Lipstick, 03 #In, 3.4g

It was so popular that it was almost sold out at the MatsuKiyo I visited. I've only been using glossy products lately, so I was wondering how a matte one would turn out, but it was pretty good. The semi-matte texture blends well with the skin, but doesn't feel dry, so I think it's easy to use even for people in their 50s. I recommend layering it with an outer shade, but even if you apply just one, it creates a three-dimensional effect.

It's a color you don't see often in low-priced products. It's a pink beige like the ones found in artist cosmetics from NARS and MAC. If you use it alone, it will make the vertical lines on your lips more noticeable, so make sure to moisturize your lips before applying it. (I use Obagi lipstick.) The scent may be a matter of personal preference. I didn't mind. It doesn't seem like a tint, it comes off normally, and it doesn't leave any color behind when it comes off. It's not a strong color, so it's convenient because you can apply it without being careful.

I bought it because I was curious. I wanted a soft matte Korean-style makeup, but the color is really strong. After moisturizing, wipe off with a tissue, and then apply it to remove the wrinkles around my mouth. It has a beautiful matte finish and good color, but it doesn't turn orange even if you wear it for a long time. I personally want to try other colors.

The transparent container is cute. I also like the moist texture of the container. When I saw the color, I thought it was a little dark, but when I applied it, it was easy to use. I've never really tried semi-matte shades before, but this one was not dry and was comfortable to apply, so I'd like to try it more.

I fell in love with this at first sight and bought it, thinking, "This will definitely suit me!" But when I put it on my lips, it turned out to be a coral color, which was disappointing. The scent is quite strong, so if I wear it while wearing a mask, it might be too sweet and bothersome.