WHOMEE Poppin' Cheek（鲜橙）

I tried Sweet Marine. I have thin skin on my face, and when I use it on areas where I'm concerned about redness on my cheeks, it gives a translucent look and makes me feel refreshed and refined. I recommend it to anyone who can't color correct their skin with just a primer.

I saw Igari using it on a model on YouTube and thought it looked great! Finally, I found it at HANDS and bought it. It's a gorgeous and lovely finish to your makeup, and it's more of a shine than a glitter, so it's great for people who aren't young. I think it's pretty high quality for such a budget-friendly product. It comes in such a large quantity that I wonder if I'll ever use it all up. I was shocked to hear that Whoo Mee is rebranding... I'm currently stocking up on the last of it on the direct sales website. Lol I hope it comes back stronger!

I bought it from Suzykirei. I've been curious about it ever since I tried the tester in the store, and finally got it! I use it not as a blush, but as a highlighter. After applying my base makeup, I apply a small amount to my forehead, nose, and chin. I love how it adds volume. You only need a little, so it's great value for money.

P.S. ◆ A lot of new blue concealers and highlighters have come out recently! I tried a few samples in stores, but my favorite is still the Poppin' Cheek, which I've been using for a long time. I feel like maybe a lot of the products out there now have a strong blue color. My method of use hasn't changed much from what I described below. I can use it without any problems, even in the summer. ◎----- I'm crazy about Sweet Marine and use it every day... At first, I thought the container was too big, but since I use it every day, I think it's fine (lol). I apply it to the yellow under-eye bags, the bridge of my nose, my eyelids (as an eyeshadow base), and my C-zone. It evens out the contrast between the redness in my T-zone and the yellowness around it, leaving my skin looking smooth and radiant. It's a slightly grayish blue, but it blends perfectly with my skin. I'm quite impressed. I often go without foundation, so color-correcting primers, which require a skin-creasing step, seem like a bit of a challenge and I'm not inclined to reach for them. I'm wondering if this kind of subtle adjustment with the color and shine of a top-up product might suit me better. I've been using it since it was released in the fall, and it's moisturizing and adheres well to the skin, without drying out or becoming sticky. I'm worried about how it will break down in the summer, but I'll be testing it out soon, so I'll give it a perfect score of -1 and give it 6 stars.

I bought the blue one. It has a refreshing texture and a translucent color. I'd like to learn how to use it on my eyelids and around my mouth.