Even if the color is not to your liking, you should buy it for the formula! I purchased it after seeing reviews that the pore-blurring effect is great, and it really does work well. ※Formula The blush does a good job of filling in the pores, but the highlighter is even more impressive - it gives a subtle, luminous glow without emphasizing pores. As a cream highlighter, you just need to swipe it on and it blurs the skin like using a filter, filling in pores. Of course, it's not as pore-blurring as a powder highlighter, but the pores are still nicely smoothed out. The cream formula also provides good adhesion. ※Blush Color It's a toned-down purple shade, not too ashy but softly pretty. It's not an extremely cool-toned purple. On my NC17 skin, it's not too bright, but a calm, subtle color. - Comparison to similar purple shades Holika Holika Clean Lavender, Skinfood Buttery Rich Cream Pie Lavender (deeper shade) This is the lowest in chroma and darkest of the three. ※Highlighter Color The highlighter color doesn't show up well in swatches, but it's a pinkish tone, a bit cooler than the Glint Milky Moon swatch. It's a similar pink to Bonton, but not as dark and closer to the brightness of Milky Moon. On my NC17 skin, it's not too dark and the chroma isn't overpowering, just a soft, subtle pink glow. The pearl particles are not too large, creating a lovely, subtle radiance.

The downside is that it's not a well-known brand, so it might be discontinued soon. The fact that you can't test it in stores is also a drawback. The price is hesitant to purchase without being able to test it first. The highlighter is a wet formula, so even using a little leaves a lot of product usage, making it seem like it will wear down quickly.

For the highlighter, it's better to apply it by gently patting with your fingers rather than using a brush, to get the best pore-covering effect.