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dl********Combination SkinSebum/BlackheadsInner DrynessEnlarged PoresRednessDead Skin CellsRecommendedSep 4, 2022- Compared to the SpongeBob version, this is a more versatile pink blush. With two shades in one compact, you can create three different looks. - The left side is a Patrick Star-like pink with a slight white undertone, while the right side is a darker rose shade with subtle gold shimmer. Though the right side looks intense to the naked eye, it applies beautifully on the skin. The shimmer is barely noticeable when applied, making it wearable. Mixing the two shades reduces the white undertone and brightens the overall tone, resulting in a more natural, flushed look. Perfect for emphasizing your blush. - Both shades have excellent pigmentation. The darker shade on the right is quite intense, so use a light hand. It's best applied with a small brush for a targeted pop of color. - The texture isn't chalky, and there's minimal excess when applying. - The staying power is impressive, especially for the darker shade. - The packaging is adorably cute. * The swatches are in order: left shade, right shade, and both shades mixed. - While the mixed shade is pretty, swirling your brush to blend can cause the darker right shade to muddy the lighter left side. If you dislike your blushes mixing, you'll need to use them separately. - The pigmentation might be challenging for beginners to control. - Hwahae UserOily SkinSensitive SkinRecommendedSep 16, 2020
The vibrant colors would be great for those who prefer bold makeup looks It seems more suitable for cool-toned complexions rather than warm-toned skin like mine Mixing the two shades creates a beautiful result 
Hwahae UserNormal SkinSensitive SkinSebum/BlackheadsRecommendedJun 11, 2020Color: A lovely peachy shade Highlights: Clean finish, minimal excess powder. The color payoff is a bit weak. The glitter shade (on the right) is a sparkling yellow, but it doesn't quite match with the pop pink background. For best results, use the left side (non-glitter) as a base and the right side (glitter) as a point or highlighter. It could also work well as an eyeshadow.
