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4.7
510 reviews
Rating breakdown
Most-mentioned keywords
Why consumers buy
Trend/influencer-driven discovery
Multiple reviewers mention buying specific shades after seeing them recommended by YouTubers, TikTok, makeup artists, or Korean idol-style makeup tutorials, especially for the aegyosal (under-eye) technique.
Affordable price vs. quality
Many reviewers explicitly compare the product favorably to pricier Western or luxury brands (e.g., Dior Tutu Blush dupe comments), citing excellent value for money and buying multiples during sales.
Shade range and mix-and-match customization
Buyers like being able to choose individual shades rather than committing to a full palette, and some sets let customers pick their own third color, reducing 'wasted' unused shades.
Gift purchases
Several reviews (Japanese) mention buying the product specifically as a gift for friends due to its cute packaging and reliable quality.
Repeat/collector purchasing
A recurring pattern shows customers who already own the brand's palettes returning to collect additional single shades, indicating strong brand loyalty and repurchase intent.
How they use it
Aegyosal (under-eye) highlighting
Extremely common use is applying lighter/shimmer shades to the under-eye 'puffy' area to create a youthful, bright-eyed look, often layered under or with a pencil eyeliner.
Skin concerns raised — and how the product addressed them
✓Reviewers report the lighter and peachy shades effectively brighten and cover mild dark circles or under-eye grayness when used as a concealer-like powder.
✓The product is widely used to create a defined, youthful under-eye 'puffy' look, with reviewers praising natural-looking, buildable pigmentation for this purpose.
✓A few reviewers note the formula flakes or fades faster on oily lids, suggesting the product works best on normal-to-dry skin or with primer.
Points to note
Sentiment breakdown
Share of analyzed reviews by overall sentiment.
Multi-purpose: eyeshadow, blush, and eyeliner substitute
Many reviewers use the same pan as a base eyeshadow, cheek blush, eyeliner smudge/setting powder, or brow filler, reflecting high formula versatility.
Finger vs. brush application
Several reviewers note that applying with a finger yields stronger, more even pigmentation and less fallout than using a brush, especially for shimmer/glitter shades.
Layering as a transition/base shade
Matte neutral and beige tones are frequently used as an all-over base or transition shade before layering darker colors or building a smoky look.
Daily/light makeup routine step
Many describe it as an everyday, low-effort makeup item used for subtle definition rather than dramatic looks, applied in seconds as part of a quick routine.
✓Base-shade users report the powder helps neutralize dullness and create a smooth, even canvas before further eye makeup application.
✓Some reviewers found certain shades did not sit well on their undertone, though many resolved this by layering with other shadows or using the shade as a highlight/blush instead.
Concerns and outcomes summarized from reviews; percentages are approximate.
