I'll show you how to become a Milk Nyang Nyang Clean Girl 😘

Hello, this is @seooyouu___🪽

Have you ever had a time when the beauty you pursued and the beauty you reached were different...? For me, it is like that every single day 😅

Especially eye makeup!! Since I have monolids and naturally thick eyebrows, if I was not careful, I could look like a "clean girl"? No, a "heavy girl"... So, after trying out many different eyeshadows, I’d like to introduce the eyeshadow palette I finally settled on :)

It is none other than the “Clio Pro Eye Palette 23 Baby Milk Nyang Nyang”!

The reason I absolutely love this palette... It features "Sleeping Cheese" and "Scoop of Shade"—discontinued items that were re-released thanks to overwhelming demand! This palette reinterprets those two products to be softer and suitable for lighter skin tones as well 🥹 Why is Clio so good at this... As I mentioned earlier, when I use heavy colors for my makeup, my eyes look twice as puffy and smaller, making my face look absolutely terrible. However, when I use these light and soft-toned shadows, I’d say this palette is perfect for creating exactly the look I want! Haha.

With Baby Milk Nyangnyang, the colors on the top and bottom rows are reversed; the top row is the light version of Naptime, and the bottom row is the light version of Scoop Sherbet! If I want a makeup look with just light shading, I use the top row, and if I want a more pinkish and lovely vibe, I tend to use the bottom row haha.

I usually use number 1 to even out the color on my eyelids, and then apply number 2 to about half of my eyelid to add color!

After that, mix shades 3 and 4 to add shading to the area that looks like a double eyelid line even though I don't have one, and then use shade 5 to add a distinct shade to where I plan to draw my eyeliner! People with monolids often fill in their waterlines, but I find it difficult to fill, erase, and draw on, so I'm too lazy to do it myself 😅 I really love using a dark shade like this to set the shading properly in one go!

It's a shame that there isn't much difference in the photos, but it looks different in person! (First photo: pinkish, second photo: shaded)

When using the top row, shading is applied without being too noticeable, giving the eyes a naturally expanded look. On the other hand, using the bottom row for shading creates a more sophisticated and clean feminine vibe. I think both looks are shades that cool-toned individuals can use effortlessly and comfortably. ❤️

For those of you who want to try doing makeup with Ppoyong Clean Girl, why not adopt this cute Baby Milk Nyangnyang? 🪽❤️