How it feels
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Users who reviewed this product directly answered five questions about their experience with the product while writing their reviews.
For each question, the most selected answer is shown as the representative result. The percentage indicates the share of survey respondents who selected that answer.
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How would you rate the smudging? Almost none (100%)
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Which best describes the color payoff? Applied with a soft wash of color (67%)
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How would you rate the ease of blending? Easy (67%)
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How would you rate the creasing around the eyes? Almost none (100%)
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How would you rate the product adherence? Adhered well (100%)
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03 Milk Tea Plumpuku A palette that lets you complete your under-eye bag makeup all in one. It includes matte, pearl, glitter, and shadow shades, making it easy to do everything from creating an under-eye base to adding dimension with just this one palette. Personally, I found the pigmentation to be slightly sheer. While it's easy to use when you want a natural finish, it may feel a little underwhelming for those who want stronger color payoff. Layering the glitter adds sparkle, so you can adjust the look from natural to slightly more glamorous. With shades in different textures, it's an easy palette to mix and match depending on your makeup that day.
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I bought N02 because it’s a color that suits Summer Cool tones! By the way, I’m 1st Summer Cool and 2nd Spring Warm. I bought this because I wanted to shorten the mid-face area by barely putting any color on my upper eyelids and really emphasize my aegyo-sal! Honestly, I thought you wouldn’t need to buy something specifically for aegyo-sal if you just used a light, pale color like the base shade from an eyeshadow palette, but ・It’s cheap ・It comes with a brush ・Someone I know who has been using this forever recommended it to me so I decided to give it a try. And then!! I was seriously shocked by how good it was! 〈Pros〉 ・It’s truly specialized for aegyo-sal! The pigmentation and texture really make you think, “They actually put this much thought into aegyo-sal?!” Canmake has seriously been amazing lately. I underestimated them. It’s like, “How is this so easy to work with at this price?!” I used to create my aegyo-sal with eyeshadow palettes, but with an eyeshadow palette, I hated having to think every time about which color to use, or ending up with something a little too dark or too light, or just messing it up... This completely blows all those worries away! It’s wonderful. I personally think this is a level of quality that Canmake definitely couldn’t have produced a few years ago. ・It comes with a brush and a sponge tip It’s convenient. And the brush is easy to use for drawing. I’m grateful. 〈Cons〉 ・It can’t quite compete with prestige makeup I mean, probably no one expects that much from something that costs less than 1,000 yen, but if you get your hopes up too high, you’ll be like, “Oh, so that’s all it is.” It’s hard to compare since there’s nothing else to compare it to, though. 〈Summary〉 On days when I use this, I absolutely never mess up my aegyo-sal makeup, and I love that it even comes with a brush! Since it’s cheap, I’ll definitely repurchase it when I run out! If you’re even a little curious, I want you to buy it and see for yourself, thinking, “What have I got to lose?!” I recommend it for everyday makeup 🫶
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I use this every weekday because it makes it so easy to create aegyo-sal with just one product. I use it on weekends too, but since it saves time, it’s a huge help on weekdays. It’s one of my top three favorite palettes among affordable cosmetics ✨🩷 It comes with a brush for drawing lines and a tip for applying product to the aegyo-sal area. They’re both pretty versatile and feel great to use. The one in the photo is the second palette I bought as a repurchase, but the tip from my first one lasted about four months. There’s still product left in the first palette itself, but the brown shade has decreased the most, and it’s still usable even now. (It’s been about eight months since I bought it, I think??) I draw the aegyo-sal line with the brown powder, then fill in the entire aegyo-sal area with the beige shade on the left. I apply the pearly beige on the right only to the areas I want to make look fuller, then finish by applying the glitter along the upper lash line, and the aegyo-sal is complete. By the way, I’ve tried using the brown shade to draw the line on the outer-corner side of my aegyo-sal, but since it’s a powder, it doesn’t show up sharply enough, so it didn’t work. Since it’s a powder, the color payoff is subtle, both in a good way and a bad way. If you want to draw a defined aegyo-sal, I think you should use a pencil and concealer instead. This palette is recommended for weekday office makeup, natural makeup, and makeup beginners ✨
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