How it feels
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How are the product feel results calculated?
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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Which best describes the color payoff? Applied with a soft wash of color (50%)
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How would you rate the visible skin texture? A little (100%)
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How would you rate the even color payoff? Mostly even (50%)
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How would you rate the ease of blending? Manageable (50%)
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How would you rate the wear? Color faded quickly (50%)
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Ratings & reviews
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I repurchased the Lip & Cheek Blurry Pudding Pot for the first time in a while in the Vanilla Edition. It works for both lips and cheeks, blends in well, and is easy to use for blurring the lip line too. It gets a little patchy when layered, and it isn't transfer-proof, so it doesn't last. It comes off normally when you eat. It transfers to cups too. But the color and packaging are insanely cute, so I'll keep using it. It's even cuter when used with the 3D Voluming Tint, and that one leaves a stronger stain, so I recommend it.
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I went to Olive Young in person to swatch it, fell in love with the color, and ended up buying it. Unlike the powder-type blushes we usually apply, I think the moist, smooth formula that glides on so nicely felt really appealing!! Another great thing was that since it’s a lip & cheek product, I could also use it as a tint. So whenever I need to pack light, it’s nice that this one product takes care of both my blush and lips. But one disappointing thing is that having to apply it with my fingers feels inconvenient, so I don’t really reach for it muchㅠ If that part were improved a little, I think I might repurchase it🤗
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