Celvoke Infinity Color N (EX02 Tutu Pink)

I like quick and natural makeup, and I bought this product with the goal of creating a one-tone look after carefully examining a variety of options, but it was difficult to choose the right color. 09 was lighter than I expected and was a dull purple, so when I applied too much to enhance the color, it made me look pale. It may not smudge, but it wasn't very moisturizing and felt dry, making my eyes look dry and even more unwell. There were many stylish colors, so I think if I choose carefully, I can achieve a time-saving one-tone look.

It's a soft cream that spreads easily. I took a few drops of it with my fingers and patted it onto my cheeks, which gave it a nice, natural red color that seemed to come from within. I was so glad I bought it.

Has this product changed? I bought this to replace the old one I have, but it's a different product... I like the product, so it's disappointing.

I often use this non-greasy powdery cream as a blush. It spreads beautifully and smoothly with my fingers, even on slightly dry skin. It's a muted rose reminiscent of the NARS Blush BEHAVE before its redesign. It's muted, but not dark, and more of a reddish shade. It's more of a pink-beige than a bright blue. It's cute on its own. As a lipstick, I think it's best layered. It's creamy and not drying, but it has a slightly matte finish. Layering it over a brown or reddish shade makes it less intense and easier to use. As an eyeshadow, the single shade blends too well with my skin and doesn't feel like makeup at all. It's great as a base for powder eyeshadow, which I'm not good at. It's compact, and I can apply it beautifully with my fingers even when I need to touch up my blush, so it's a regular in my purse. It's also great for touching up my blush. Its light color is both a drawback and an advantage. I think it depends on the shade. It's so light I wonder if it's on me, so I have to scrub it off. It may not be cost-effective, but creams that you touch directly with your fingers expire in about six months, and for hygiene reasons, you want to use them up quickly. If you apply it in the morning, by the evening it has lost its presence as both a blush and eyeshadow. It fades quickly! If you apply powder on top, the color remains. I recommend layering it with something, whether it's face powder or powder blush.

I've been interested in this for a while, and finally bought it online. I imagined it would be a mustard-like color, but when I actually used it, it was a bright camel color that was super cute. (I'm a very warm-toned skin tone, 1st season: Autumn, 2nd season: Spring) This alone gives a stylish impression. It doesn't have the glossy finish that's typical of balms, but rather a subdued finish. I'm going to use it a lot from now on!