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Product Review

Product(s) Featured (Unique Items Mentioned)

  • Bio sunscreen (used as the first step)
  • Laneige Lip Mask (applied to lips)
  • Toner and primer (general skincare/makeup prep)
  • VDL + Candy Do foundation/base mixed half-and-half (for color and moisture balance)
  • Concealer (used on base; also to remove inner-corner discoloration)
  • Eye primer (to help shimmer “shimmer pearls” last)
  • Loose powder (used heavily via “baking”; amount is difficult to control)

Complexion + Color

  • Blush: Addiction Tokyo “Grand”
  • Eyebrow pencil (lightest shade) used for nose contouring
  • Dior “Universal” line (used for bright/white refinement; “raised details” disappear/blend)
  • Chanel “White Opa” (pink-pink-beam highlighter)
  • Excel blue blush + Luna So
    • Uses Excel blue blush for a blue-blush “optical” effect
    • Uses remaining 3 shades from Luna So (excluding blue) for the eye look

Liner/Eyes (Tools & Shades)

  • Canmake No. 15 liner (used to create/layer an eye line; involves inner-corner prep)
  • (Unspecified) light brown shade, then darkest brown on a small brush
  • Canmake red liner (used for inner-corner lines on one side)
  • Wonjeong “Sudden Fat” Pink Concealer (intense color; used around eye/liner area)

Lips

  • Rimmel (lip pencil shade unspecified)
  • Clear gloss over lip balm (for the lip finish)

Hair

  • Hairspray (used to style hair volume)

Note: The “product being reviewed” appears to be a full makeup routine, not a single standalone product with an overall score.

Key Techniques / What the Video Emphasizes (User Experience)

  • Simple prep: starts with Bio sunscreen, then Laneige Lip Mask; mentions doing “not that many skincare steps.”
  • Color customization: mixes VDL + Candy Do foundation half/half to achieve the desired color and moisture.
  • Shimmer durability: uses eye primer specifically to make shimmer pearls last.
  • Thick powder method: “completely baked” loose powder, but notes it’s too much and hard to control (describes picking up a small amount on a puff).
  • Blush workflow hiccup: forgets blush while following steps, then returns to select Addiction Tokyo Grand.
  • “Button nose” sculpting:
    • Uses the lightest eyebrow-pencil shade for light contouring and taps/vertical blending
    • Uses the whitest shade from Dior Universal to smooth/blend and shape for a “button nose” effect
    • Extends shaping upward and blends near inner eye corners using a figure-eight pattern
  • Blue blush optical effect:
    • Applies Excel blue blush to make the nose bridge look thinner and skin appear more transparent
    • Uses Luna So remaining shades (excluding blue) for the eye look
  • Eye look method (layering + liners):
    • Layers white liner on eyelids
    • Adds light brown, then uses a small brush with the darkest brown
    • Corrects inner-corner discoloration with concealer, then uses Canmake No. 15 liner to build/merge lines
    • Notes the base “peels slightly” and lines merge into the final effect (“Amazing!”)
  • Mascara avoidance: skips mascara lately due to the hassle of removal.
  • Eyeliner alternative under-eye: doesn’t do under-eye eyeliner; for liner uses powder + very dark brown to draw a closed line straight.
  • Lips: lightly lifts edges with a Rimmel lip pencil, applies balm, then clear gloss.
  • Hair volume tip: bends/leans hair forward, waits ~10 seconds for volume, then uses hairspray to set.

Pros (Implied/Claimed)

  • Long-lasting shimmer: eye primer helps shimmer pearls stay well.
  • Customizable complexion: mixing VDL + Candy Do adjusts color and moisture.
  • Optical shaping effects: blue blush + “button nose” techniques aim for a thinner bridge and clearer/transparent look.
  • Creative eye results: described as innovative; “Amazing!” for the liner/line-merging method.
  • Mascara-free approach: reduces effort related to removal.

Cons / Challenges Mentioned

  • Loose powder control: baking amount is hard to manage; starts with too much and must remove excess.
  • Asymmetry difficulty: each eye differs; struggles with getting line shapes to match.
  • Mascara inconvenience: avoids mascara because it’s difficult to remove.

Comparisons Made

  • Mentions a preference difference vs “Westerners”: her base application is more thick/thin-structured; those who prefer a thin base may be surprised by her style.
  • No direct brand-to-brand comparisons (e.g., “better than X”) beyond contrasting techniques with her personal method.

Overall Verdict / Recommendation

This video is best understood as a highly technique-driven, multi-product daily makeup routine, not a single-product review. The creator recommends it if you want:

  • a baked-powder, shimmer-forward look,
  • blue-blush optical contouring, and
  • detailed line/nose shaping.

It may be less ideal if you:

  • dislike heavy powder,
  • struggle with eye asymmetry, or
  • specifically want a routine that includes mascara.

Speakers / Viewpoints

  • Single speaker: one person demonstrates the entire routine and shares personal pros/cons and small mistakes (like forgetting blush).

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