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Sweet Mellow Tint [Honey Orange]

3 Reviews

• 아라한♥

  Oct 15, 2018 (UTC)
  Combination Skin

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  Pros

  True to its 'Mellow' name, it's moisturizing and perfect for swiping on anywhere when your lips feel dry, just like a lip balm. No clumping or bleeding issues. The case is sturdy, so it doesn't loosen easily or let the product wobble inside. The generous amount means it'll last quite a while if you don't lose it. While it's a deep undertone, the color is light but matches well (for those with deep undertones wanting to try Mellow tints, I recommend Honey Orange and Frozen Coral).

  Cons

  It's called a tint, but it's really a moisturizing lip balm with poor color payoff. You need to apply it directly from the tube, rubbing it on your lips to get some color, but even then it fades quickly back to normal. Still, it has better color payoff than Frozen Coral.

  Tip

  This would be great for students as a tinted lip balm. It's perfect for adding a subtle touch of color when you're bare-faced and looking pale, without seeming out of place. I'm planning to use it as my daily lip balm for fall and winter.

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• 참치사하다

  Oct 11, 2018 (UTC)
  Normal Skinproduct.Atopy Skin

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  Pros

  When applied to the back of my hand, it had a vibrant coral-like hue, but on the lips, it's closer to a soft orange-red shade. It goes on smoothly with a moisturizing feel. I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a tint that applies gently and naturally.

  Cons

  The matte white case easily gets stained by the tint, making it look messy.

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• 꼬마슈붕어빵

  Jul 6, 2018 (UTC)
  Normal SkinSensitive SkinAcne Skin

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  OK
  Pros

  It's great for school because it's subtle (so you don't get caught... haha), and it creates a nice gradient! Unlike water tints that are hard to remove at school, these stick types apply lightly and beautifully. Among the few tints I've tried, this one (I can't remember the name since I tossed the container... oops) had the second-best application.

  Cons

  Well... the staying power wasn't that great. Maybe it's because of the stick formula? Water tints last longer, but I prefer stick types for convenience. Other than that, I was satisfied.

  Tip

  I recommend this for those who want a light application at school (though keep in mind the staying power issue I mentioned... if that doesn't bother you!). You can apply it with your fingers, or I found that gently tapping it on the lips works well for a subtle look. Some people use it like this too - I mix it with cream as a blush! It's great to keep a few lip makeup shades and mix them with creams or emulsions (are they the same thing?) to use as blush. You can create different color combinations this way.

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