Tom Ford Beauty Shade and Illuminate Highlighted Duo (M1 Mood Light)

I bought this a few years ago as a souvenir, even though it was expensive, but after about four years of use, I saw the bottom of it and used it up, so I bought it again from Suzykirei. The natural highlights and shadows that only Tom Ford can produce make the contours of your face look even more defined. It seems expensive to buy, but considering the durability and how quickly it wears down, I think it's good value for money.

It's a glossy highlighter. It's worth the price. I originally went to buy eyeshadow, but fell in love with the eyeshadow they applied to me, so I bought that instead. It doesn't have much color. It's more of a dewy sheen than a shimmery one. When I apply it on my cheekbones, it focuses the light and adds dimension, without accentuating pores. The darker shade at the bottom has a lighter color, making it perfect for adding a more mature tone to the finish of my blush. It's not overpowering, so I can wear it at work. I don't know when it will run out, so I plan to use it generously.

I received Peach Light from a friend. Tom Ford is truly in a class of its own - it can be used as a blush, highlighter, and eyeshadow. The top layer has a refined sheen without any glare, while the bottom layer has a warm, sheer sheen. Depending on the amount, I apply thin layers to adjust the amount. It makes age-shriveled skin look vibrant and firm! It lasts well, and all you need to do to touch it up is wipe it off with a tissue (for dry skin). Applying it to the center of the eyelid or pupil as a finishing touch creates a three-dimensional effect, and it can be used on the inner corners of the eyes, chin, tip of the nose, and many other areas. The pressed formula is firm, so it's easy to adjust. It's also great for traveling, as it reduces the amount of makeup you need. Thanks to my friend!

I bought this a few years ago as a souvenir, even though it was expensive, but after about four years of use, I saw the bottom of it and used it up, so I bought it again from Suzykirei. The natural highlights and shadows that only Tom Ford can produce make the contours of your face look even more defined. It seems expensive to buy, but considering the durability and how quickly it wears down, I think it's good value for money.

Shibusawa Cho for highlighting and shading... I wouldn't say it's cheap, but it was worth it. Cheap shading products tend to have a strong yellow tint, making it difficult to shade properly. I used to love MAC's Sculpt, but it contours more naturally than Sculpt. The powder is Tom-like, so it's perfect, and it's firm, so it doesn't wear off easily. So, although it's expensive when you buy it, I think it might actually be good value for money, and I use it with confidence.