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4.8
316 reviews
Rating breakdown
Most-mentioned keywords
Why consumers buy
Nose shading/contour reputation
Many buyers explicitly say they bought it because it is famous online as the best shade for natural nose contouring, especially the grey and macaron tones.
Celebrity/influencer recommendation
Reviewers cite Taeyeon, Pony, bridal makeup shops in Cheongdam, and TikTok/Instagram reels as the reason they discovered and purchased the product.
Repeat purchase/collecting shades
A large share of reviews mention this being their 2nd, 3rd, or 4th color purchase, or that they plan to collect the whole line after trying one shade.
Positive word-of-mouth on texture and color quality
Buyers frequently reference having 'heard the powder quality was good' and wanting to try it themselves after seeing praise in reviews or videos.
Price/sale promotions
Several reviewers mention buying during OliveYoung sales or because it was offered at a discounted price, making the small pan feel more worthwhile.
How they use it
Nose and face contouring
The single most common use case described is applying the shadow along the nose bridge or under cheekbones for a subtle, natural shading effect.
Skin concerns raised — and how the product addressed them
✓Multiple shades are described as working well for either warm or cool undertones, but several reviewers note the color oxidizes darker, more orange, or greyer than expected on their specific skin tone.
✓Buyers with medium-to-dark skin sometimes find color payoff too subtle to show, though most say it is buildable with more layers.
✓Light pink and beige shades are used successfully to make the under-eye tear-duct area look plumper and brighter, per multiple reviews.
Sentiment breakdown
Share of analyzed reviews by overall sentiment.
Eyeshadow base or all-over lid color
Many use lighter shades (Ballerina, Ranunculus, peach/pink tones) as a base layer under other eyeshadows or worn alone for a 'no-makeup makeup' look.
Blush/cheek use
Pink and coral shades are frequently repurposed as cream-to-powder blush, applied on the apples of the cheeks.
Aegyosal (under-eye tear duct) brightening
Several Japanese and Korean reviewers use lighter pink/beige shades specifically to plump and brighten the under-eye tear-duct area.
Layering and mixing with other shadows
Some users mix this shadow with other shades (peach, orange, brown) to build smokier or more complex eye looks, or layer it over eyeliner for definition.
✓One reviewer notes good staying power through the day but recommends a primer or setting product for oily eyelids to prevent creasing.
✓At least one reviewer specifically highlights no allergic reaction after use, suggesting the formula is generally well tolerated.
Concerns and outcomes summarized from reviews; percentages are approximate.
