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4.5
254 reviews
Rating breakdown
Most-mentioned keywords
Why consumers buy
Influencer and social media recommendation
Many buyers cite YouTubers, Instagram, and the viral 'Nina Park' lip-liner trend as the reason they purchased, especially for using the stick as a lip liner or tear-bag color.
Multi-use convenience
Reviewers repeatedly bought it because one stick can double as eyeshadow, tear-bag color, lip liner, and light contour, reducing the need to carry a full palette.
Repeat purchase / color collecting
Several reviewers mention this being their second or third purchase in a different shade, indicating satisfaction driving repurchase across the color range.
Travel and on-the-go portability
Buyers highlight the compact pencil format as ideal for travel or quick makeup days without needing a palette or brushes.
Price/value promotion
Some purchases were driven by Olive Young promotional sets, gold-member perks, or bundled mini sticks/glitter samples offered at good value.
How they use it
Tear-bag (aegyo-sal) application
A very common use is applying the stick directly under the eye to create a plump 'tear bag' color effect, often without needing the brush.
Lip liner / lip contour substitute
Skin concerns raised — and how the product addressed them
✓Reviewers note that layering multiple strokes or choosing darker shades helped compensate for lighter-than-expected payoff, though some remained dissatisfied.
✓Several reviewers with sensitive skin note the soft, non-drying formula felt gentle on the delicate under-eye zone.
✓A few users report the product creases or fades faster on oily lids, suggesting it performs best on normal-to-dry skin without heavy setting.
Points to note
Sentiment breakdown
Share of analyzed reviews by overall sentiment.
Many reviewers use the stick to line or subtly contour lips, especially following the viral lip trend, citing smooth blending with fingers.
Daily quick-makeup step
Reviewers describe using it as a fast, everyday step for light makeup days, touch-ups, or minimal-effort mornings.
Blending with fingers over the attached brush
A notable share of users prefer blending with a fingertip rather than the built-in brush, which some find too stiff, small, or unnecessary.
Layering with eyeshadow or as a base
Some apply it as a cream base under powder eyeshadow to boost longevity or as a socket/contour shadow before blending further.
✓Some reviewers found the stick clings to textured or dry skin patches, though most others describe the base formula as comfortable and non-drying.
✓The attached blending brush is cited by many as helping smooth out unevenness, though a subset still found it left visible mura (unevenness).
Concerns and outcomes summarized from reviews; percentages are approximate.
