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Heimish is a relatively new Korean brand that just launched last year but there are already many people talking about it.
I've got some of their products as soon as they were available online, but only got to review their All Clean Balm Cleanser (which is my fav 1st cleanser btw, check the full review here), and I think it's about time I review their other products.


First of all, let's take a minute to appreciate their packagings. Whoever designed them is a genius, I mean, just look how simple yet elegant they are. Thank to this packaging I fell in love with the products before even trying them.

And now, let's move to the actual review! So for today, I'll be reviewing Heimish "dailism" Blusher Palette, it's available in 4 different color options:

  • Rose Petal
  • Stay Blossom (which I will review today *exciiited*)
  • Flavor Apricot
  • Peony Floral


Description and claims:

This exclusive 3-in-1 palette brings Heimish's artistry techniques to life in an easy, fun way — allowing you to play with its Highlighter to enhance, Multi-Shading Colors to sculpt, and Blusher to add a beautiful flush. Lightweight powder with coated pigments provide true and long lasting colors. 

Volume: 14.5g


Active Ingredients:

Mica, talc, nylon-12 , titanium dioxide , silica , phenyl trimethicone , boron nitride , magnesium stearate , Caprylic , propanediol, tin oxide , carmine,


Packaging:










The Heimish Dailism Blusher Palette comes in a gorgeous very sturdy plastic packaging that's a shiny, glossy pink with gold shimmers in it (and I love everything pink *-*) It's very simple yet elegant (just like all of Heimish products) with a rose gold heimish in corner... I'm a sucker.



Between the powder pans and the large mirror lays a protective plastic film with "No More Normal" written on it. How can I not love this brand?


The brush that comes with this palette is actually pretty decent, it's not the best when it comes to blending but it's actually soft and precise, and nothing like those crappy harsh brushes that start shedding before even touching them. It's a dual-ended brush with an angled edge in one side, and a rounded one in the other.


Texture, Performance and Swatches:


The colors are really pretty, they are in no way as pigmented or as vibrant as western brands, but they are absolutely the kind of shades I like since they give you that natural look that you can build up if desired (I personally always end up looking like a clown whenever I use super pigmented products... I don't know why but seems like I'm lacking in the blending area). So if you are someone who looks for really pigmented products, then this palette is definitely not for you, but if you are like me and like products that give you just a wash of color then you would absolutely love it as much as I did.
all these powders are smooth to the touch, blend out easily and adhere perfectly to the skin, and last for about 5 hours before it starts to fade, which is pretty decent.



The contouring/shading comes in three colors which is unique and absolutely different from what we usually find in most of other Korean brands who only offer a bronzer. One of the three color is more like a gray-brown one while the two other ones are more of a warmer shades, but none of them is orangey (which again is frequently found in Korean cosmetics). You can either use them separately depending on where you are gonna apply it, or mix the three colors together to get the perfect neutral shade to contour your face (at least it's perfect for me, since most contouring products are way too dark for me and I end up most of the time with chocolate bar cheeks). This tri-colored shading is really smooth and blends out nicely creating a natural shadow effect, and it is buildable if you need a more dramatic look.

The blusher is a sheer pink with a satin finish. It is quite similar to most of Korean blushes, it isn't super pigmented but instead gives you just a wash of color which makes it perfect for everyday use. I'm pretty pale so it's the right pigmentation for me, sometimes I like to apply it on top of the Tonymoly mini cushion blusher (reviewed here) to set it, It's buildable if you put in a little more effort, but if you have dark skin tone I doubt this shade would show on you, so you better go for the other shades (rose petal might be nice for those with medium skin tones).

I don't usually use highlighters but this one is absolutely gorgeous if you don't like blinding highlighters. It's really smooth to the touch with fine shimmery pearl, it isn't gritty at all and doesn't feel like chunky glitter, which makes it blend out effortlessly without emphasizing pores, fine lines or uneven skin. This highlighter has a lovely iridescent pinkish sheen that gives a natural glow and would probably compliment those with cool undertones and pale skin. 

Summary

Pros:

- Gorgeous  sturdy packaging
- Silky smooth powder, easily blendable
- Natural finish, isn't too pigmented which is awesome for people with light to medium skin tone.
- Tri-colored shading that would suit most skin tones.
- The highlighter is awesome, great texture, isn't gritty at all
- The powders doesn't emphasize skin imperfections
- The brush is actually quite nice
- Large mirror

Cons:

- The blush is too sheer it might not show on people with dark skin tones, but it is definitely buildable with a little bit of effort.


You can buy it:

The Heimish Dailism Blusher Palette retails for $25.23 and is available in four shades at amazon. 


Do I recommend it?
If you like light makeup, then yes

4.75/5


What is your favourite blusher/contouring palette? let me know in the comments below.



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Hello sweethearts, how was your weekend? Mine has been a really stressful one thanks to that stupid RBB account... (directioners would understand what I'm talking about) Anymays...
So today, I'll review another one from my large collection of BB Creams, dear Klairs Illuminating Supple Blemish Cream SPF40, PA++, that is one of the trending bb creams right now. Is it worth the fuss?

Description and claims:

KFDA 3 Functions Certification: For intensive sun block & blemish balm, whitening/wrinckle care/sebum control.
DearKlairs Illuminating Supple Blemish BB Cream gives your skin whitening and wrinkle improvement effect for silky smooth skin while safely protecting skin from UV rays A and B with strong sun protection function and natural skin tone also.
- For dry skin- Offers great Hydration with the best moisture ingredient; Hydraluronic Acid
- For sensitive skin- Brings soothing effect with calming component such as Aloe Barbadensis leaf juice
- For ageing skin – Great wrinkle improvement with highly concentrate moisture formula
- For trouble skin- Does not worsen the trouble spots with low irritant ingredients and skin-friendly components.


Volume: 40 ml


Ingredients:Water, Cyclopentasiloxane, Butylene Glycol, Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Betaine, Cetyl Ethylhexanoate, Titanium Dioxide, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Niacinamide, Polysorbate 60, Dimethicone, Cetyl Peg/Ppg-10/1 Dimethicone, Zinc Oxide, Yellow Oxide Of Iron, Isoamyl P-Methoxycinnamate, Diethylamino Hydroxybenzoyl Hexyl Benzoate, Bentonite, Sodium Chloride, Silica, Red Oxide Of Iron, Bis-Ethylhexyloxyphenol Methoxyphenyl Triazine, Stearic Acid, Dimethicone/Vinyl Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Chlorphenesin, Talc, Black Oxide Of Iron, Tocopheryl Acetate, Fragrance, Centella Asiatica Extract, Sodium Hyaluronate, Glycyrrhiza Glabra (Licorice) Root Extract, Portulaca Oleracea Extract, Piper Methysticum Leaf/Root/Stem Extract, Allantoin, Adenosine, Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate, Linum Usitatissimum (Linseed) Seed Extract, Hibiscus Esculentus Fruit Extract, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Arctium Lappa Root Extract, Hibiscus Mutabilis Flower Extract, Corchorus Olitorius Leaf Extract, Methylisothiazolinone


How to use:
Apply after basic skincare routine, blend evenly with fingertips and gently pat into skin.

Caution:
- For external use only
- Do not apply on broken skin
- Avoid using it on blemishes, pimples, irritated or sunburned skin
- Stop using it if your skin becomes red, swollen, itching during or after use
- Avoid contact with eyes. If contact occurs, rinse eyes thoroughly with pure water
- Keep away from children

You may report a serious adverse event from use of this to: Report reaction, help@klairs.com


Packaging:







Dear Klairs is an eco-friendly brand, and its products are known for their simple, minimalistic design.
For this bb cream, the colors were restricted to black and cream color, with the words "You look so wonderful just the way you are. Be natural, Klairs" written bellow the product's name, which is a huge plus for me.





Dear Klairs Illuminating Supple Blemish Cream comes in a sleek, soft plastic tube with a small nozzle to make dispensing the right amount of product easier.


The scent:
It has a pleasant scent, that makes me think about one of my childhood friends.


The performance:


This BB cream's consistency isn't too liquid nor too solid, and when applied, it feels so light.
What made me hesitate a lot before purchasing this bb cream is the fact that it comes only in one shade, and I've only saw it swatched by girls with yellow undertones, that's why I was afraid it would be a bit yellowish for me, but seems like I was worrying for nothing. The product blended perfectly with my natural skin color on both my face and the darker skin on my hand, and it suprisingly worked just fine for my sister who has a much darker skin than mine.




This bb cream has a natural semi-matte finish, reduces the redness without leaving any grey cast nor accentuating the dry patches around my nose, leaving the skin soft and smooth, without any stickiness.
Even though the initial coverage is very light, it is definitely buildable. But if you are looking for a full coverage, you can pair it up with Dear Klairs Creamy & Natural Fit Concealer.
It claims that it has oil control properties, which I couldn't verify since my skin produces barely any oils during this time of the year, that's why I used a blotting paper to check it out, and I think that it does an okay work, which means that it works for every skin type, oily one included.



Summary


Pros: 

- Its smart color system that makes it suit different skin tones
- Light formula
- Pleasant scent.
- Non sticky.
- Non greasy.
- Doesn't accentuate my dry patches
- Semi matte finish.
- High SPF and PA
- Lovely packaging, and lovelier expression


Cons:

- If you are looking for high coverage, you might not like it.
- only one shade, so it might not suit those with a deeper skin or a paler skin tone.


Where can you buy it?


Klairs Illuminating Supple Blemish Cream retails at Amazon for $15.86. (Click here for an Amazon Prime 30-Day Free Trial)
or
Here at wishtrend for $18.99. You can use this invitation code: 125028803 to get $5 off your first purchase.


Would I repurchase it?

Maybe

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Etude House Beauty Shot Face Blur is one of the popular Korean base makeup/primers, and I personally have been using it since it was launched last year, that's why I'm gonna share my thoughts about it with you today.



Description and claims:

This lightweight cream provides multi-filtering effects for instantly refined and smooth skin.
The texture is smooth but it minimizes pores and brighten complexion.

What it does:

- Covers pores and bumpy skin to make skin look flawless.
- Softening skin layer like filter effect to give smooth and even skin layer.
- Natural whitening skin to make dark skin look bright and cover imperfections flawlessly while remaining invisible on-screen and in real life.
- Baby pixel powder and cover powder compounds give 3-in-1 multi filter effect like adjusting light on skin.

Volume: 35g

Ingredients:


Water, Cyclopentasiloxane, Cyclohexasiloxane, Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Butylene Glycol, Butylene Glycol Dicaprylate/Dicaprate, Peg-10 Dimethicone, Zinc Oxide (Ci 77947), Phenyl Trimethicone, Dimethicone, Pentylene Glycol, Titanium Dioxide (Ci 77891), Glycerin, Sorbitan Isostearate, Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Magnesium Sulfate, Disteardimonium Hectorite, Dimethicone/Vinyl Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Vinyl Dimethicone/Methicone Silsesquioxane Crosspolymer, Tribehenin, Glyceryl Behenate/Eicosadioate, Hydrogenated Castor Oil Isostearate, Aluminum Hydroxide, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Ethylhexylglycerin, Hdi/Trimethylol Hexyllactone Crosspolymer, Silica, Methyl Methacrylate Crosspolymer, Disodium Edta, Fragrance(Parfum), Phenoxyethanol, Mica (Ci 77019), Iron Oxides (Ci 77492), Iron Oxides (Ci 77491)

So like many other primers, this primer contains lots of silicones... 

How to use:


- As the last step of skin care, apply the cream on face and smoothly massage following skin layers.
- It can be used solely or you may use it with Any Cushion line products for more intensive coverage.
(Apply Any Cushion after Beauty Shot Face Blur)


Packaging:



This primer comes in a little pretty peach colored bottle (We're talking about Etude House, of course the packaging would be pretty), with a pump dispenser that dispenses just the right amount of product that would be enough for the whole face.

The scent and texture:

It has a vague baby powder scent. This primer is a lightweight  peach-pinkish cream, that is neither too watery nor too thick, that spreads easily, and leaves a white cast if not well blended (or id you use more product than you should).


The performance:

When applied and blended, this primer provides a light coverage and skin evening and toning up, coupled with a little bit of SPF, which makes it okay to use alone if you want. Up close, this primer is quite shimmery, just a little to make your skin look glowy (unlike the perfect cover bb cream that is quite sparkly). Pore-wise, this primer does a decent job minimising the pores and making the skin smoother (you can see for yourself in the pictures below, excuse my awful blackheads, I just don't find the time to take care of them, oh and for the nose shots, one of the is flipped while the other isn't)




so let's summarize!

Pros:

- Fills the pores
- Brightens the skin
- Provides light coverage and tones down redness (nothing major though)
- Kinda lives to its name: it has the same effect as a low degree beauty face effect (2/5 or something)
- Makes your foundation/ BB cream last longer.
- Can be used both alone or under a foundation.
- A little goes a long way

Cons:

- A little bit expensive for just 35g, but not unreasonably so.


Would I repurchase it?

Yes! actually, it's my second bottle


Would I repurchase it?

- Amazon for $11.99
- StyleKorean for $13.31


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Hi lovelies~~
I'm back again with a new review,  yaay ~

When I reviewed the mamonde lippie last time (here), I mentioned that peripera ink lip tints are on the top on my "lippies to try" list, and recently, I got the Peripera Peri's Ink Minimini Set Girls Cabinet in hot pink, and today I'm gonna share with you what I think about it.

Description and Claims:

The Limited-Edition Set Includes the Complete Peri's Ink Collection.
Also comes with the New Limited-Edition Peri's Ink 'Captivating Quart'!
Cute Stickers to Create your Own Tin Case!







Capacity: 2.7g × 5ea



Packaging: 10/10




The packaging is absolutely eye-catching. both the box and the tin cabinet are glossy hot pink, have kinda identical designs with some information in both korean and english printed on the back.






It also comes with a random set of stickers to customize your cabinet the way you want. I thought the stickers are made of paper when I first saw it online but  seems like it's made of some kind of fabric.



Inside the cabinet, you get five tiny teeny adorable bottles that are kinda similar to the full version but much smaller (I took a pic of them side by side to give you an idea about their size)


They all have the same applicator except for the ink velvet one, you can see the difference in the pictures bellow:

Ink the velvet:




The others:




Scent: 9/10

The lip tints have a sweet candy smell, which you might not like, but I'm totally fine with it, while the peripera ink drop BB smells like... BB cream, but the scent isn't as strong as the other bb creams, I think it has the lightest smell out of all the bb creams I've tried before.



Mini Reviews and Swatches:


To be honest, I wanted to try the baby pink/blue one since I kinda liked the colors better, but since they were out of stock I went for the hot pink one and let me tell you, I'm glad I did. as you can notice on my swatches, the colors on the website are kinda deceiving and look nothing like the actual colors which are prettier in my opinion.






Limited edition: Rose Quartz 10/10

This was the one that surprised me the most. I was expecting something between a hot pink and a crimson pink but it ended up being a lovely rose. it looks really natural and can be used as an everyday lippie. It dries up in seconds (the fastest out of all of them) and doesn't transfer at all. it lasts for about 3-4 hours (it would probably last much longer if you don't lick your lips constantly like I do) but once the rosy color starts fading, it leaves a darker pink stain behind that stays for quite long time (kinda similar to the color in the swatches provided by peripera).
Also, it has the most liquidy texture out of all of them but still pigmented which means a little goes a long way. I think this is the one I will be using the most.

The Original: No spoiler 9/10

This one is thicker than the Rose Quartz one and needs longer time to dry fully, but once it dries it becomes kiss proof which is always a plus. The color is nothing near a true red which was a little disappointing, but also it wasn't an orangey red but a pinkish red instead which is fine by me (don't get me wrong, I love orange and orangish lippies, I just prefer them as lipsticks instead of lip tints).
It lasts longer than the previous one (maybe because it's a darker color so you can see it longer).

The moisture: Miss Adorable 8/10

This one is the stickier out of the bunch. It feels like it never dries and thus it isn't kiss proof which is kinda understandable since it has a glossy finish. The color is kinda similar to the no spoiler one, but this one is more vibrant while the other is slightly darker. I feel like it isn't as pigmented as the others (but still fairly pigmented) and it lasts about 4 hours before it starts loosing it glossiness, but it leaves a reddish pink stain behind that doesn't fade for hours.

The velvet: Inkrush 9/10

I love the ink velvet line which means I loved this one as well. This is so far the only one that looks irl like it does on the pictures provided by Peripera; a true orange. This one is the thickest out of all of these lippies and takes a considerably long time to dry fully (usually about 15 minutes...but today it seemed like it took hours so I got tired from waiting and even tried to blow dry it and ended up drying my already dehydrated skin instead.. that's why I took a pic of it when it's still "wet") It dries into a velvety finish that is similar to matte lipsticks (sticks not liquid lippies). It lasts really long and looks really pretty but unfortunately it transfers a little. The stain it leaves is actually the same color as the product itself so it doesn't look weird when it starts fading.
Some people found it kinda drying but I didn't even though I have dry lips, so I think it depends on individuals or something? I don't know.

Ink Drop BB 5/10

This bb cream is really watery (I've never tried a similar bb cream before), it has a really light coverage and gives a matte finish. It is suitable for people with nice skins and maybe a minor redness that the wanna hide and still look natural.
This bb cream comes in two shades, I've got the No 2 and it's a little bit darker than my skin, while the No 1 might be a tiny bit lighter if it is anything like the peripera bb cushions, which means this bb cream is only suitable for people with fair skin tones (I'm NW15 btw).


Would I repurchase it?

I'll probably purchase more shades (especially from the velvet line), and would absolutely get the full version of the Rose Quartz if I find it. If you are curious about peripera's products, I absolutely recommend purchasing this one and trying it out, it's worth the money and the packaging is adorable and can be used later to store your eyeliners or lip pencils or something.


Where to buy:

 It's a limited edition.. too bad


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