Calling all Spring Warms! Lilybyred Balming Dewey Tint recommended for each Spring Warm sub-tone

 

 

 

Let me introduce the Lilybyred Dew Glow Collection!

 

 

 

First of all, isn't the packaging just so pretty?

It looks like a cute, round glass bead that really suits the phrase "dewy glow."

 

 

 

 

The Dewy Glow Collection from Lilybyred, full of the scent of spring!

It is a collection that expresses the subtle sheen left after the dew has passed, and I tried the Balming Dewy Tint.

 

 

 

 

First of all, I think this is the most radiant and cute package among the tint cases I've seen recently. The packaging really captures the essence of the "Dewy Glow" collection, so I felt it was well-made.

 

 

 

 

Lilybyred's Balming Dewy Tint is characterized by a subtle afterglow like 'dew' rather than a burst of shine.
So, it feels creamy when applied, but after a while, a subtle, vibrant semi-glow effect comes through. It doesn't give off a glowing shine at all; instead, a very subtle, not overwhelming glow appears just a tiny bit.

 

 

 

Since today's topic is recommended tints for spring warm tones, the three shades of Lilybyred's Balming Dewy Tint that I am introducing are all colors designed for spring warm skin!
(At least that's what I think..)

 

 

 

I also brought the iPhone swatch so you can see the color better haha

 

 

01 Low-key pitch
It is a warm light shade, a peach coral that subtly holds a fresh vibe. It is a daily color that anyone with a spring warm complexion can wear lightly.

 

 

03 Gentle Pig
It is a subtle fig brown color with a warm, soft tone that creates an atmospheric vibe. With its calm feel, it is recommended for Autumn Mute or Spring Warm Soft types!

 

 

05 Squeeze Apple
Recommended for Warm Brights, this is a vibrant apple red color full of juicy charm. It is a perfectly beautiful, classic warm red shade, so if you have a Spring Warm complexion, it is great to apply lightly as an accent color.

 

 

 

First of all, the packaging of Lilybyred's Balming Dewy Tint is so small and pretty, which is just precious... but the texture sometimes doesn't spread very well and tends to clump when applied. So, I recommend exfoliating your lips thoroughly before applying it!