Amuse Dew Tint adds vitality to spring warm skin.

Lately, I've been disliking how my makeup looks unnecessarily thick, so I wanted to start by changing my lipstick.
I tend to keep my base as light as possible, but if my lipstick is too dark, my overall impression looks stifling.
My skin tone is a bright warm tone, and my personal color is closer to Spring Warm.
So, when choosing lip color, I prefer a clear and transparent look rather than a vibrant one.
I don't often reach for deep colors because they can make my face look heavy.

What I chose this time is Amuse Dew Tint It was.
Amuse is a brand I have been keeping an eye on for a long time because it is so famous for its clear colors.
I had quite high expectations, especially since the spring warm color line tends to be quite good.
When I first applied it, I immediately felt the moisturizing texture going on.
It applies as lightly as water, and it didn't feel like it was sitting on the lips.

I especially liked that it applies evenly without settling into the lip creases.
Even after applying multiple layers, it didn't clump and maintained almost the same initial texture.
I liked it even more because Amuse's signature watery glow wasn't excessive.
It feels like a natural sheen, not an artificial shine.
So it wasn't overwhelming even when viewed up close.

I only changed my lipstick, but it had the effect of making my skin tone look clearer.
I was satisfied because my whole face didn't look dull and looked radiant.
It's a color that goes really well with spring warm makeup, so I find myself reaching for it constantly.
It looked especially harmonious when I wore light eye makeup.
I thought it was perfect for daily makeup.

Even after some time passed, I hardly felt any tightness or dryness in my lips.
The pigmentation wasn't excessive, so I didn't feel burdened when doing touch-up makeup.
It was convenient because the color didn't get dull even when I wiped it off and reapplied it.
It was practical because the inside didn't get dirty even when wearing it.
I was surprised that it applied relatively nicely even on days when my lips weren't in good condition.

Overall, it seems like there is a low chance of failure when choosing colors with Amuse products.
I thought it would suit warm tones especially well, particularly spring warm types.
If you prefer a natural and clear style rather than heavy makeup, I think this would be a good fit.
Thanks to Amuse, the lip makeup itself has become much lighter.
It is the product I take out of my pouch most often and first these days.