Since I have thin lips, I usually like to apply overlip with lipstick. But when I apply overlip with lipstick, it looks too much and strange, so I create the overlip with the blush I wore that day, then apply lipstick and a plumper. Among the plumpers I've tried, this one was the most effective. ▶️Comparing it to the Holika Devil's Plumper, which is famous for its spiciness, I have a relatively high tolerance for plumper spiciness, so I didn't find the Holika one that spicy, but the Too Faced one was really spicy. However, the two have different types of spiciness. The Holika one feels like spicy rice cakes, while the Too Faced one feels like your lips have been peeled and then capsaicin was applied on the wound - it's more stinging than spicy. The Too Faced one is too stinging rather than spicy. But after using it for a month, I got used to it and don't feel anything anymore. Another difference is that the Holika one will drip down to your chin if you apply it even slightly thicker, as it doesn't stick well to the lips. But the Too Faced one stays well even when applied thickly. I prefer the Too Faced one.

The only downside is that the price is a bit high compared to the amount.

If you've already applied a glossy lip, it's fine to just apply the plumper on the lip line instead of the whole lip. Since the lip line area is what needs to be plumped up to look fuller, And I always apply the plumper specifically on the area where I created the overlip with blush (or a similar eyeshadow color). Covering it with the glossy lip product on top makes the blush-created overlip look more natural and undetectable.

The fragrance is lovely~~~ It's also really easy to apply ^^

It stings a bit after applying. But I'm not sure if it's effective. I can't see any difference... The color also seems a bit lacking. It seems like just a transparent lip gloss.