Dior Rouge Blush [475 Rose Caprice] Reviews

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• 두부두부두부으쌰으쌰

  Sep 17, 2023
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  Pros

  1. The formula is a matte, pearl-free texture, allowing for a clean and fluffy skin expression. Road shop powder blushes have a fluffy feel, but the skin expression is stuffy, and there is a lot of powder fallout, so even if the base is made luxurious, the moment the road shop blush is applied, it becomes too unattractive. The most significant advantage seems to be the luxurious texture, and the skin expression is pretty. 2. Since I am getting a little older, the lavender-based blush has a refreshing and white feel, but I am starting to be reluctant to use it every day because of the feeling of looking young. When I tried to find a blush that would go well with my MLBB lip or a calm rose lip, this product was it. The color seems to go well with all my lips except for the red lip. Lavender-based blushes are limited to only going well with pink lips, so I bought this to create a calm and mature feel, and I am satisfied. 3. As I mentioned earlier, since I am getting a little older, I wanted to buy the Dior Rosie Glow Pink, but the redness was too strong, so I decided to be satisfied with the Clinique Pansy Pop. The Hwahae blush seems to be less than the Pansy Pop and Gaeity.

  Cons

  1. There was a Clinique Heather Pop in my home, but I had neglected and not used it. Surprisingly, when I bought the Rose Caprice and just compared it, the color was so similar that I couldn't tell the difference if I didn't mention it. The only difference was the texture. The Cheek Pop has a fluffy and subtly glowing feel, while the Dior is matte, so the skin expression is clean. I'm satisfied with the Dior, but if I had known it was so similar to the Heather Pop, I would have thought a lot about paying 72,000 won to buy it. Even though the colors are similar, the reason I didn't use the Heather Pop before was that it looked too warm, but the Rose Caprice is matte, so it feels clean, so my hand naturally reaches for it. Even though the colors are similar, the difference in texture is felt quite a lot. People who prefer a matte skin expression like me, or those who don't suit or feel burdened by the glow on the skin, will get different levels of satisfaction from even these small differences in texture.

  Tip

  You need to be careful with the amount applied.

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