I’ve brought you a soft pink makeup look perfect for spring 🌸🌷

Today, I’ve brought you a soft, fluffy pink makeup look that’s perfect for spring! I’ll show you the full shot first. Ta-da! Isn’t it so pretty with all the pink tones? This makeup looks especially lovely in photos like "Life 4 Cuts" because it makes you look so soft and fluffy! Let me tell you which products I used first! Ta-da! Now, let me explain each one in detail! LILYBYRED MOOD KEYBOARD 05 #WarmMembership consists of ten colors, making it highly versatile, ranging from base shades to mid-tone contours and even eyeliner smudging. The saturation isn't too high or too low, so I found it easy to use. It’s a spring-like palette with a peach pink undertone and the overall pigmentation isn't too intense. It doesn't have too much white undertone and isn't too light, so it doesn't look cakey on the face, which I liked! The color payoff tends to be a bit matte, but since the color doesn't show up well with a brush, I recommend applying it with your fingers. Flurfiy Fluffiy is a light apricot shade that is similar to your skin tone, making it great to use as a base. Crush on Me: The most glamorous glitter with a slightly gritty texture that you can feel. The texture is a bit rough, but once applied, it becomes incredibly glamorous. Sunset Glow: It gives a subtle glow, making it a great color to use instead of highlighter or for the under-eye area. It instantly brightens up your peach beam. Blushed: A vibrant peach pink perfect for adding a touch of vitality. Great for applying to the under-eye area. Humming Marble: A lovely pearl shade with a soft texture and visible marbling. The moment you apply it, the pearl colors all blend together to create a dazzling effect. Pearl Vanilla: A matte pearl eyeshadow with fine pearls scattered throughout an ivory base. Bake Beige: As the name suggests, it is a baked beige color, perfect for adding shading. It blends well with the peach tones while providing a distinct shading effect. Ruddy Brown: A brick brown color with a reddish tint, ideal for filling in the outer corner of the eye. It creates a look that isn't too deep. Classy Brown is a muted dark brown that is great for creating distinct shadows. Hearty Choco is a deep dark chocolate shade that is perfect for smudging eyeliner. The finished eye makeup looks like this! Glint Highlighter 04 Milky Moon. Visually, Glint's Milky Moon Highlighter appears to be a white highlighter with subtle ivory particles, but when applied, it is a pink beam highlighter. True to the product description on the detail page, which states it creates a mysterious milky pink shimmer that builds up softly, it is a light strawberry milk glow rather than a sharp pink beam. You can achieve a more intense pink beam by layering it multiple times, but I recommend layering it just once because the strawberry milk glow is so uniquely and subtly beautiful. If you layer it multiple times, the unique charm of Milky Moon disappears, and it feels like it just becomes a generic pink beam. I think you should adjust the amount according to the mood you want to achieve. You might think a pink beam is meant for cool tones, but since it has a strawberry milk hue, the color isn't too prominent, making it a neutral-toned highlighter that warm tones can also use easily. I highly recommend it to warm-toned individuals who want to try a pink beam! It is said to be a baked formula made by baking dough containing moisture, and perhaps that is why it applies thinly and smoothly without any dryness or chalkiness. However, there is a slight amount of powder fallout if applied with a brush, so I recommend applying it with your fingers. The adherence is also better when applied with your fingers. Peripera Clear Sunshine Cheek 26 Sweet Berry, 27 Strawberry Harvest. Many of you are likely already familiar with Peripera's Clear Sunshine Cheek for its soft and pretty colors. True to the description of thin and light, close-fitting layering, I could see that natural color builds up without clumping even when applied multiple times. Thanks to the soft, fine particles, it conceals pores on the cheeks and makes them look soft and matte. However, perhaps because of that, there is a bit of powder fallout. Due to the pastel pigmentation, the more you apply, the whiter the color becomes and the softer it looks, making the overall makeup look radiant. On top of that, this Strawberry Collection features a cute embossed strawberry design, which makes me feel happy every time I apply it. The color 26 "Sweet Berry" is a nude, lukewarm pink beige that is really great for adding color to every corner of the face or applying it all over the cheeks. Even when layered multiple times, my face doesn't look red or flushed; instead, it gives a soft, radiant glow, making it a color I reach for often. I think it would be a perfect match for everyone from Spring Warm to Autumn Warm tones. Since the color is lukewarm and subtle, I think Summer Mute types would like it too. The color 27 "Strawberry Harvest" is a milky pink that I think Summer Cool types would really love; although I am a warm tone, the color is so pretty that I used it as an accent. I loved that applying just a light point layer to the front of my cheeks blended naturally without looking cakey, even on my warm undertones. It’s a vibrant pink without any neon undertones, so it looks lovely even when applied to the tip of the nose. This is the look when you apply #26 Sweet Berry as a base and #27 Strawberry Harvest as a point! Shade #26 brightens the skin, giving it a soft, matte finish!! COLORGRAM NUDE BLUR TINT 03 LOVELY FIC. The texture is really light and thin, so it applies softly and blurry, perfectly fitting the description of it being the tint version of Pudding Pot. I feel like I understand why everyone who tried it raved about it. When I first applied it, it adhered perfectly to the lips—some parts stayed close while others remained blurry—but it didn't feel slippery or sliding around on the lips. Compared to other matte tints, it seems less drying and doesn't emphasize dead skin cells, really elevating the finish of my lips. It has definitely become my absolute favorite… Figvely is a base shade with a nude beige tint, making it a great color to layer a statement lip on top. It is a fig beige shade that can be used regardless of warm or cool undertones, containing hints of pink, red, and coral. This is how it looks when applied alone!! fwee 3D Volumizing Gloss is a tint focused on 3D volume; the moment you apply it, a three-dimensional shine fills in, allowing for instant lip tuning. It coats lip volume and fills in unsightly lines. I heard that the sticky, thick high-molecular gel forms a transparent coating film that lasts for a long time. When I actually applied it, the shine was incredible, looking as if I had layered 2-3 layers of clear gloss. It has a clear shine that allows the lips to show through, which is so pretty... and with the subtle color, it feels like I could solve the problem of using 2-3 lip products with just this one. However, since it is a gloss formula, it does feel a bit sticky when applied to the lips. It has a powerful formula that feels like it has incredibly sticky honey mixed in, adhering ultra-closely to the lips. The color is quite light with no staining, so perhaps that is why it looks more natural and beautiful when applied over a colored lip base rather than as a full lip gloss. The Sorbet color in Besue Moment is a sun-kissed apricot coral shade—a non-bright coral mixed with a drop of orange-red. As soon as I saw it, I felt that those with a spring warm undertone would love it. This product is a gloss with Pue's unique color intensity; the same color is available in 30% and 70% intensity, so you can choose according to your desired mood. For the same non-breakable, three-dimensional shine, use 30% for days when you want a pure, innocent look, and 70% for days when you want to stand out. Sorbet 30% gives a delicate, watercolor-like color that feels like it completely coats the lips. However, since it is a transparent color that blends naturally with your natural lip color, those with naturally colored lips might see it appear like a regular lip gloss. Sorbet 70% offers a clear and vivid color that looks like it has been coated with fruit juice-infused sugar syrup. When spread out, it gives a softer impression than expected, but when actually applied to the lips, it blends with your natural lip color to bring out a vivid coral shade. This is the look you get when layering Sorbet 70% as a gloss over Figvely!! That concludes the makeup introduction! As a Spring Warm type, this is my holy grail makeup look, so I highly recommend that other Spring Warm types give it a try👍👍 Thank you for reading today, and I will be back with more useful information next time~~ Please leave a comment if you have any questions!!