The 21st yellow Galweomdip 💓 Baked at a high temperature, giving a dense, granular texture Blush+highlighter duo 💓 The colors are neutral, cool, and warm, and should suit most people well. For those with stark warm-cool contrasts, the muted, toned-down colors may be somewhat lukewarm, but they should still work well. 💓 Wearing these colors creates a rich, deep atmosphere. The colors themselves are also quite unique, which I really like. 💓 The highlighter is a lilac color, and when applied to the eyes and cheekbones, it creates a smooth, supple glow without emphasizing wrinkles, almost like the patina of well-worn leather.

▪️The formula is quite firm, so it's not easy to handle. The brush bristles are too soft, so my application doesn't show up well, and it's not easy to control the amount when using a puff. ▪️Among the products I've used, the Too Cool For School Daiso blush brush was the easiest to handle. ▪️Also, the highlighter is a baked type, so I have to gently scrape it to get the desired glow. When I'm feeling lazy, I just lightly but firmly scrape it with a sponge tip when applying to the apples of my cheeks. ▪️Despite the difficult handling, the reason I gave it many stars is the color! The unique color tones are the best, unlike anything I've seen elsewhere.

The lighting color was a muted orange, so the camera did not fully capture the color tones perfectly. However, the highlighter looks much prettier in person than in the photograph. The highlighter color and luminosity are not typical.