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Nose Up Touch Koppong Highlighter [No. 1 Pink Highlighting]

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• heterotopia

  Oct 20, 2017 (UTC)
  Dry SkinSensitive Skin

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  Pros

  I purchased the Nose Up Shading No. 1 along with this product. Similar to the shading product, this is a liquid-type highlighter that has a cushion tip for pressing and applying. I'm a cool-toned skin user around shade 17-19 in the road shop, and this product really brightened my skin with a radiant glow that suited me well. It has a pinkish-toned pearl and a creamy formula with a slight white cast, so the pigmentation is moderate. It has more of a noticeable presence compared to a subtle glow, but it's never overpowering. I applied an appropriate amount (around 1-2 clicks) to my forehead, under-eyes, and the tip of my nose, and it felt comfortable without any stickiness.

  Cons

  Haha, it seems like the coating on the original packaging has completely peeled off, leaving a pitiful state... The finishing and material choice for the coated packaging (?) seems really sloppy. Starting around 3 weeks of use, it began peeling off, not just like peeling a sticker, but in a really messy way as shown in the photo. The inner side even has a shiny foil-like material. I'm not sure what material they used, but it has an annoyingly strong adhesion, so the powder gets stuck all over the inside of the makeup pouch, and it's hard to remove even by scratching with your nails. If you hold the peeled product and try to use the shading, the pearl powder gets all over your hands and face, and it takes several minutes to remove this powder. Deep frustration... The only solution is to tape it or put it in a plastic bag from the moment you purchase it. Peripera, please change the material of the original packaging! The high white cast in the pinkish tone means it may look ashy on skin tones above #23. Also, compared to the shading product, the color and formula can get patchy or emphasize dryness depending on the foundation or cushion base you use, so you need to apply it carefully.

  Tip

  The Nose Up Shading wasn't too bad for finger-smudging, but for the Nose Up Highlighter, I found that using a cushion to apply it to the face and then blending it out with a brush meant for cream eyeshadows works better than just using your fingers. It doesn't get as patchy and the blending is more seamless. For products like this, if you layer a powder-type highlighter (one with a more subtle, not overly pigmented finish) on top, it can help improve the longevity.

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