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SpongeBob Edition One Happy One Shot Eye Palette [From Happy]
4.577
Retail Price₩14,800
Size8g
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Pros
- Has a Shading Effect4
- Brown-Toned3
- Good Pigmentation3
- Absorbs Well2
- Not Matte1
- Yellow Tint1
- Accentuates1
Cons
- Has Powder Fallout3
- Has Shimmer2
- Transparent-Toned1
- Not Dried Rose-Toned1
- Recommended for Warm Tones1
- Clumps1
- Soft1
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- Hwahae UserOily SkinSensitive SkinAcne SkinRecommendedJul 22, 2021
Love it! The brown-toned shades are perfect for warm skin tones There's a bit of excess powder fallout, and some of the shimmer particles tend to flake off - Hwahae UserOily SkinAcne SkinRecommendedFeb 17, 2021
The photo above shows the Let's Play Duo Blush from the same brand. I was craving the yellow shade so much that I bought both products together. I've described the positive points in order of swatches from top to bottom. As a Light Summer Cool tone, I was suddenly drawn to yellow and rushed to Lohb's to buy this eyeshadow. When applied to bare skin, it looks slightly different from how it appears in the pan. It applies smoothly and evenly, with good adherence and lasting power even without primer. The SpongeBob collaboration is super cute and fresh, making it a great collector's item. Oh Happy Day: It's lighter and softer than the swatch photo shows. It's a calm yellow with occasional shimmery pearls, slightly more transparent and can be applied lightly. It's not your typical yellow-brown. I bought this palette for this color and I'm very satisfied. I could create a clean, daily eye look by applying this alone and adding eyeliner. Happy Together: Surprisingly, it shows up as a reddish beige. It felt a bit heavy at first. While it appears to be the lightest shade in the palette, it's actually a highly pigmented beige with strong orange undertones. You Look Happy: This medium-depth, medium-chroma brownish yellow seems the most challenging for Summer Cool tones to wear. Warm-toned folks could probably use this single shade for a daily shadow look. More Happy: Another warm-toned favorite - an orange-leaning brown. It's slightly lighter and more vibrant than You Look Happy. I applied it lightly on my double eyelid crease, blending it with Oh Happy Day. Happy Smile: The only standout glitter shadow with fine particles. Deep Autumn tones could rock this for a glamorous look. I applied the coral shade from the Let's Play blush I bought together on my aegyo-sal, then lightly dusted this over it for a subtle reddish accent. Happy Ending: This shadow works best with a brush (I used fingers for the other colors) and can double as eyeliner. It's okay for eyebrows too, but since I have natural black hair, I went over it with a darker eyebrow pencil. You can create a surprisingly satisfying, deep, and defined eyeliner - much more intense than it appears. It was unexpectedly one of my favorite shades. There was a slight clumping feeling, and when using it as eyeliner with short, firm brush strokes, it can create some fallout. However, once applied, it adheres well without dropping and stays put cleanly. When swatched on bare skin with fingers, the colors don't appear exactly as they look in the pan. They apply either lighter, darker, or more sheer. However, it is indeed the yellow-toned eyeshadow palette I was looking for, so this could actually be considered a positive point. This is definitely not a cool-toned makeup product! It would suit warm-toned individuals who enjoy yellow shades. As a Light Summer Cool tone who looks best with lightly applied high-brightness shades, this is my first time buying a warm-toned eyeshadow palette. So please take my review with a grain of salt. While it's a yellow-based palette, the varying levels of brightness and saturation allow for versatile use, both together and separately. However, the glitter shadow is too pigmented, lacking a more transparent glitter option for use as a topper or on the lower lash line. The glitter particles are shimmery but not too large, so it's the intense base color rather than the glitter that stands out. Overall, it's a product for those seeking yellow-toned eye makeup without being overtly yellow. For those who, like me, don't usually suit yellow, prefer light tones over muted shades, suddenly crave yellow, or want to experiment with yellow looks: Try using just two colors - apply Oh Happy Day on the eyelid crease and use Happy Ending as eyeliner. Then, add your favorite shimmery pearl or glitter shadow to the center of the lid. This will create a less awkward, simple, and clean light yellow makeup look. I used Etude House's Romantic Starlight that I had bought previously.
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