The price is affordable, and the application is satisfactory. It can be applied in a light or dense manner, providing a variety of effects.

The color was different from what I had expected. It was more reddish and had a slight pinkish tinge.

A rose beige with a hint of redness, with a touch of brown, gives an autumnal feel to the lip color. However, it may also suit those warm-toned for spring who wish to evoke an autumn vibe, or those warm-toned for autumn who desire a spring-like feel. While delicate, the color leaves a stain of the same hue. The lip tint has a lacquer-like texture, applying moisturingly and drying down to a matte finish. It has a subtle chocolate scent.

Since it is a Hwahae-style, it should not be applied thickly or smoothly, and as much as it is a Hwahae, a sense of weight or stuffiness can be felt. Also, as it is a lip that applies moisturly and finishes matte, you need to take good care of your lips. And the durability is not as great as expected. Finally, since it is difficult to adjust the amount when taking it out, you must adjust the amount at the opening when taking it out.

In the past, I had recommended applying a fixing tint base and then layering a moisturizing lip on top, but after a few times, I noticed that it would settle into the lip lines, so I changed the method. Now I use a blurry matte-type lip like the AIO Porsul Balm or the Holika Holika Melting Pot as the base, and then apply the fixing tint only to the inner part, creating a gradient. This results in less dryness on the lips compared to applying the fixing tint alone in a gradient. And for someone like me with lip wrinkles, layering a matte lip and using this style is better than using a moisturizing lip, as the latter tends to accentuate the wrinkles.