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4.8
282 reviews
Rating breakdown
Most-mentioned keywords
Why consumers buy
Repurchase/loyalty
Many reviewers explicitly state this is their 2nd or 3rd bottle, or that they returned to 3CE after trying other brands' glitters.
Influencer/celebrity association
Several reviews mention buying because 'the it girl' or YouTubers/bloggers recommended it, or because they saw it used in shows.
Gift purchases
Multiple reviewers bought it for daughters, friends, or as a gift, citing its cute packaging and universally appealing sparkle.
Unique glitter texture
Buyers were drawn in by the mixed particle sizes (fine and chunky glitter together) which they say looks different from other glitter liners on the market.
Price/promotions
Some reviewers cite buying during sales, coupons, or because it was cheaper than buying at Don Quijote or other retail, indicating price sensitivity drives conversion.
How they use it
Aegyo-sal and under-eye highlighting
The single most common usage pattern is applying it to the under-eye 'aegyo-sal' (puffy under-eye area) and inner corners for a glam, youthful look.
Layered over eyeshadow
Reviewers commonly use it as a topper applied over a base eyeshadow look rather than as a standalone shadow, for cut-crease or glam finishing touches.
Skin concerns raised — and how the product addressed them
✓Not fully solved — multiple reviewers note glitter particles can get into the eye, especially with chunkier shades, causing discomfort that they attribute to product design rather than skin type.
✓Partially solved — several reviewers with greasy eyelids report the glitter stays put and doesn't migrate, though a few note it can crease or bunch after several hours.
✓Not clearly solved — at least one reviewer flagged concern that stray glitter near the eye could cause a reaction, suggesting risk for sensitive-eyed users.
Points to note
Sentiment breakdown
Share of analyzed reviews by overall sentiment.
Night-out/special occasion use
Many describe using it for concerts, parties, festivals, or stage/idol-style makeup rather than for everyday subtle wear, though a good portion also report daily use with a light hand.
Applied with fingers or brush rather than tip
Several Japanese reviewers note applying with a finger or brush instead of the built-in tip for a more natural, less clumped look.
Removed with dedicated cleansing/Q-tip effort
Some reviewers note it requires more thorough removal effort (Q-tip, cleansing oil) due to glitter adhesive base.
✓Partially addressed — most reviewers say it removes cleanly with regular cleansing, though some mention needing extra scrubbing with a Q-tip for stray particles.
Concerns and outcomes summarized from reviews; percentages are approximate.
