This pink rose color seems to suit cool-toned skin better than warm-toned skin.

This is the second time I'm using a two-tone lip after trying Laneige's two-tone lip bar before. Just looking at the product, it seems like it would be easy to create a gradient, but the gradient expression really doesn't work well. It could be that my skills are lacking, but the base part is more pronounced when applied, and even after a few taps, the 'click' of a clean gradient lip look doesn't happen. To make the gradient more clear, you have to apply an extra layer of color just to the focal point after the initial application. And the transfer... To be honest, I bought this partly because it seemed easy to quickly slap on in a hurry, but I also bought it based on the claim of good longevity. I didn't fully believe the advertising, but really... it's no different from just applying a regular lipstick. Applying a single layer does reduce the transfer a bit, but you still can't expect the level of longevity promised in the ads. In this color, the pigmentation is honestly more of a pure pink than a rose, despite the name. In a way, you could call it a pink-leaning rose color. Lastly, the price is honestly not that cheap considering the packaging. That's why I think it's better to buy a similar-feeling lip during Roadshop sales - you can get it at a much more affordable price. So the review I'm left with is 'Why this one specifically?'