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Plumpuku Coordinate

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Description

An under-eye palette designed to define the aegyo-sal area beneath the eyes.

  • It contains matte, pearl, and glitter tones for a variety of eye looks.
  • The powder texture adheres lightly without feeling heavy, leaving a natural, comfortable finish without emphasizing texture.
  • Adding dimension to the aegyo-sal creates a smoothly defined look.
  • Easy to use for everyday makeup as well as accent looks.

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How to use
1) Choose a desired color from A, B, or C and apply it with the applicator to the area that protrudes when you smile. 2) Pick up a small amount of D on a brush and apply it below the powder previously applied, as if contouring. 3) Lightly tap the edges with your fingertips or a brush to blend naturally. 4) Remove neatly with a dedicated remover or cleansing product.
Color
03 Milk Tea Plumpuku
Brand / Product name
/ Plumpuku Coordinate
Category
Eye Makeup Eyeshadow Single Eyeshadow

What's in it?

Expected benefits 8 items

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Key features

  • Alcohol-free
  • EU allergen-free
  • Fragrance-free
  • Oil-free
  • Paraben-free
  • Silicone-free
  • Sulfate-free
  • Reef-safe
  • Fungal acne-safe
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  • 青葉ちょこCrew '26 25-34 · Combination · Fair Light tone
    6 days ago

    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 ✨