BOBBI BROWN 哑光丝绒唇膏（牡丹色）

I'm a cool-toned summer type. I wanted a flushed blush that suited my age, so I bought this. It gave me the perfect flush (it barely felt like I was wearing it, but it did brighten my complexion). It has the texture of whipped cream and a matte finish when applied to the skin. It looks beautiful when applied with my fingers and lasts well. The photo shows me applying it three times with my fingers. When used as a blush, it's a bluish pink with no yellow undertones and a hint of gray, giving it a calming feel. It has a cool, yet not overly cute, look that I really love. On my days off, I apply it from cheek to nose to cheek (where freckles are located on people with freckles), and it enhances my healthy look. I also used it as eyeshadow across the double eyelid and then spread it thinly over the eyelid and outer corners, which blended in well. The color payoff was the same as when I used it as a blush. As a lipstick, it definitely seems like a good base. I lightly dab it on top with my fingers to tone down the shine of other lipsticks and add a slightly matte finish. Maybe because I use it as a blush and eyeshadow, it gives my face a more unified look. I'm grateful for this, as my face doesn't tolerate buildup (and I also appreciate the pale color).

First of all, the color lasts long! I've used a variety of blushes, from department store brands to budget brands, but this is the best. It's a whipped blush, which is popular right now. There are many available, from Korean cosmetics to Dior. This Bobbi blush has great adhesion. Therefore, it's the least likely to come off, even among whipped blushes. It does have a sticky texture, though, so it can be a little difficult to apply. I have the colors Apricot Crush and Petal Pink. Apricot Crush has very good color payoff, while Petal Pink has a more muted color payoff. You need to apply a lot to get the color to show up.

I bought Petal Pink. It's a blush that gives a healthy glow with just a touch of finger application. The soft, matte Petal Pink has a natural color that will make anyone look cute. It doesn't smudge or clog pores. It's a popular blush-and-lipstick these days, but unlike the cheaper versions, it doesn't require a puff. As a lipstick, Petal Pink acts as a base color. It covers any bluish or dull lips. If you have beautiful lips, it could even be used as a lipstick. I'd like to try it out and see if there are other colors that suit me.

It's a cute color. I was shocked by the color when I opened the lid, but it's amazing when you put it on. It gives a natural finish that makes your face look flushed. It also works well as a lip product. I love the matte finish. You can apply it with your fingers, and unlike powder, it won't break if you drop it, which I also like.

This cheek and lip product has a new texture like a soft, fluffy soufflé. It's available in Peony. It looks like a deep bluish-pink, but it looks natural on the skin. The left side is the color I applied directly to my arm, while the right side is a blended version. The color can be layered to create a rich, navy blue look. You can also layer two Velvet Mattes to create a multi-tone look, or use it as a blush powder or a pot rouge paste. I like using this Peony color for both cheek and lip. I apply the navy blue blush over a wide area, connecting my cheeks and nose. Then, I lightly apply Extra Plump Lip Serum in Bear Cocoa to my lips, then dab on Peony. I use a subtle mascara and a strong eyebrow pencil, and a cheek lip to highlight the Peony. I'm not as cute as I used to be, and when I was younger, I preferred coral and brown shades. But when I saw this product, I immediately wanted to use a cute color for my point makeup, so I bought it. I'm always unsure of which color to choose in stores, but this time I chose this! I decided on this color immediately. I think Velvet Matte is an item that will make makeup fun even for people who aren't good at blush. I'm someone who finds it bothersome and doesn't like to wear makeup, so I highly recommend it.