LUNASOL 亮采润唇膏 N (EX01 雪白腮红)

After seeing a radiant, moisturized makeup look by someone my age on YouTube, I suddenly thought, "I want to enjoy a little glow without being too flashy. Especially during the winter, a slightly luxurious and luxurious look would be exciting." So, completely unexpectedly, I decided to get a stick highlighter. I started searching at my usual Suzykirei store. I'd actually been interested in RMK because it was cheaper, but I couldn't find it. But then, finally, Saturday arrived. Yes, points up! I wanted to get my hands on a stick highlighter right away, so I briefly tested the feel of it with the tester before buying this one. I tried it out as soon as I got home. It's not flashy, and it gives a vibrant, vibrant look. If you pat it on the stick and then blend it with your fingers, applying it sparingly, the color is invisible and perfectly wearable to the office. The stick itself has a bluish tint, but when applied, it doesn't look out of place on my warm-toned skin, and it feels great. The finish is moisturizing. It's not powdery, so even those with dry skin can rest assured. I think everyone has their own preferences when it comes to texture, so if you're unsure, try touching it up first.

In addition to regular highlighting, I also dab it on under the eyes where fine lines tend to appear and around the cheekbones as a final touch. It gives off a natural oily glow and makes you look younger and more energetic!

Compared to Chanel, it's smoother and lasts longer thanks to the oil content. Because it's oily, it's easy to mix with other products. For example, it looks amazing when mixed with a balm-type blush like Chanel Cheek and Lip Baum to create a sheer blush. It also works well as a lip product. Recently, I've been mixing it with Chanel's Sant'Eillement, which has a gritty shimmer, and layering it with Dior's Maximizer for a stylish, colorless yet subtle, glossy lip look. I think it's a limited edition, but it's still available on Suzykirei, so cool-toned skin tones should definitely get it. It's easier to use than Chanel. [Previous Review] I went to the store to buy Chanel's Baume Essentiel Lila, and saw this Lunasol product sitting in front of the register as a limited edition. The star rating is just for the moment. I'll reassess it in six months. I already own two shades of Chanel's Baume Essentiel. I asked the store clerk about the difference, and they told me that Lunasol's unique feature is that all of their products contain oil. So, considering that I'll be using this stick glow type highlighter mainly during the dry season, I thought Lunasol might be a better choice. The limited edition color is a warmer pink than Chanel's Lila. Lila has a stronger blue undertone, so I recommend this one for those with blue undertones who want a more rosy complexion. Many people say that the texture is looser than Chanel's, but it does build up a firmer film, so it lasts longer than Chanel. It's an exquisite cool pink, so I recommend it for those with warm undertones. If you can find it, it's definitely worth getting. It doesn't contain any glitter, so when I want some glitter, I'll layer it with Chanel's Baume Essentiel, which does contain glitter, and use it flexibly.

Powder highlighters tend to be dry in the winter, so I wanted some moisture and bought this. I tried the tester on the back of my hand at the store (because I'm reluctant to apply testers to my face), and when I actually used it at home, I liked the glossy finish! However, I wish it had a smoother texture. It's sticky, so my hair sticks to it...

I'd never sought a glow before, but for some reason, I began to find myself drawn to it. I'd always carefully calculated my base, foundation, and powder to create a semi-matte finish, and I preferred to minimize shine on my eyelids and lips. But our eyes tend to follow things that move, and that includes glow. It's the same with glow. I can't help but follow the glow that moves with the angle of the face and the expression. It's like a living library, or a dewy feeling... This is what I'm sorely lacking right now! So I began my quest for a glow in cosmetics. I started by searching for a stick-type highlighter. I already have plenty of powders, so I was looking for a more natural glow. Something natural and not overly contrived, with a hint of shimmer, mackerel, or pearl, all with just the right amount of elegance. It's difficult, but fun. After scouring the reviews and trying out a variety of products, I decided on 02. It turned out to be a hit. It gave me just the right amount of glow, like after a little exercise, or 30 minutes of skincare. I love that it doesn't feel like you're wearing anything extra, but rather that it gives off a natural glow. It disappears when your foundation wears off, but otherwise, it lasts well. I was so happy, I applied a little to the beauty triangle, the corners of my eyes, the bridge of my nose, the arch of my lips, and my chin, and when I went out, my daughter took a picture and said my face looked unnaturally shiny. It's true that my neck is matte, but my face is shiny! The glow looked subdued indoors, so I applied it three times. I regret it. It's never good to overdo anything. I later discovered that dabbing it with a brush gives it a more natural look, so I apply it thinly. It also looks cute when you dab a small amount on the center of your lips after applying lipstick. I'm going to try out different things while I'm still in the glow-in-your-face craze. I recommend it.