My skin type - thin and sensitive skin, Yekura 21 (face is a bit darker and wrists are whiter) The one on the left is Hakkitt 4 Blooming color (the right one is 5 Dreaming) The first photo in the wrist swatch order, the second photo is under lighting, and the third is with the lighting behind, so it came out a bit darker (the actual wrist also looks a bit yellowish) The actual product is somewhere between the second and third photos As a light type, it applied brighter and clearer than the actual color, and I liked that it finished off powdery and expressed a blurred effect, which was good for my oily skin. The lasting power was also fairly decent.

The 4th swatch on the left side doesn't seem to show up properly. It just appears white. Even though I swatched it on my wrist about 4 times, it's coming out much whiter compared to the outer swatch, which has a pinkish color. If you want the color to show up like the outer pinkish swatch, you'll likely need to have very fair skin.

Shade 4 is a bit cooler and has more of a purple tone. Shade 5 has a warmer tone on the left and a slightly rosy tone on the right. For those with a confirmed cool-toned light complexion, Shade 4 is recommended. Shade 5 has a muted, slightly warm undertone, so it is recommended for those with a light complexion who tend to look dull.

There are a lot of shades and the dark colors look beautiful when used as eyeshadow! If you have a cool skin tone, you can use them versatilely.

If you layer two of them, it feels like the base is peeling off, so it's better to mix them together and apply in one go.