excel Seamless Tone Blush (SB03 Mimolette)

I have a cool summer undertone and my skin is prone to absorbing blue tones. If I apply it before eyeshadow or blush, it's difficult for the color to transfer. Depending on the compatibility with the foundation, the blue tones can come out slightly along with the sebum, but this light blue powder is very helpful. I plan to buy it again.

I previously purchased Mimolette and found it very easy to use, so I decided to purchase Sister as well. It's even thinner than Mimolette and gives a subtle flush, so I really think this blush is great. Another thing I like most about it is that it doesn't make blemishes or melasma hidden with concealer or foundation stand out. This is my biggest problem with blush, so I'm really grateful that it can solve it at this price! I'd be happy if new colors were released!!

This is my first bottom-up blush. It's thin and never fails. When I'm not sure what to use, I always go for this. It can also be used as a base blush. It doesn't bring out blemishes or make pores or wrinkles more noticeable. The included brush is easy to use and feels great. I often use it on my eyebrows too.

Recently, I've been using Dior's four-color highlighter as my blush, but I started to feel stressed by having to apply it multiple times to get the color to shine, and it was difficult to carry around, so I decided to buy a blush. Here are my impressions after using Sister: - It has good pigmentation, and it can be applied more quickly than the Dior highlighter mentioned above, so it saves time. - The color is a soft, fluffy pink. - The bristles of the brush are angled, making it easy to use. I might even reuse this brush even after I've used up the blush.

It's convenient to have one on hand, as you can layer it over your blush or use it on areas where you want to brighten up your complexion. It's not too pink or shiny, so it's easy to use, and the flat brush fits snugly against the skin, making it easy to apply!