The long-lasting pigmentation is excellent, so I've hoarded several of them. Especially the Hwahae, which can be comfortably worn as a daily item anytime. I've stocked up on three of them. The rest of the colors are good for wearing when going out - ♥ It really lasts a long time and the pigmentation is amazing 👍🏻 And it's moisturizing, unlike other highly pigmented tints, it doesn't strangely stain along the lip line or break down unevenly. It's one of the products I could use forever.

The capacity is disappointing considering the price, but the product is so good that even this doesn't bother me. If you're looking for a tint with excellent pigmentation, this is it.

As a base, layer another lip product on top for longer-lasting wear. It's almost like applying it in the morning - it seems to hold up well until evening.

The color tones are mysterious, giving a simultaneous autumn muted and deep winter feel. It has a slightly warm, muted burgundy vibe...? The color tones are completely to my taste. It is a color scheme with red as the main color. The staining is very quick and intense, even though I wiped it off immediately. As you can see in the photos, the staining is warmer than the original color. The formula was very unique - It seemed glowy, but the inside was matte? I couldn't quite gauge the formula, as it was called a 'blur glow', but there is a truly blurry, glowing haze. To describe it, it's like a satin glow with a bit more glow added. The scent is just a typical fruit scent found in tints. The packaging of the Dinto tint speaks for itself - It's so pretty and sturdy. For those who find pure glow burdensome but feel matte textures uncomfortable on the lips, I'd recommend this. In the photos, the swatch shows a strong glow when applied just with the tip, but if you blend it with your fingers or rub your lips, a satin glow immediately appears.

When applied on the lips, it sets at an incredibly fast speed, so if you don't blend it quickly, it becomes slightly difficult to create a gradient expression.

Applying the product directly to the lips and blending it with your fingers is less effective than blending it by pressing the lips together, as the latter method creates a more even application through sound wave vibration.