I'm worried about smudging at the outer corners of my eyes, so I should give that tip about applying shading to the lower part beforehand a try.

A soft peach color that Light Spring Warm would love—it must be so pretty.

It has a glowy texture, so it makes the lips look moisturized, and I think it would be suitable for both Summer Cool and Spring Warm skin tones.

Oat beige isn't too warm and has a calm feel, so I think it would be good to wear in the fall as well.

I found that if you have enlarged pores or uneven skin texture, adherence is more important than color when it comes to blush. The Pure Cake looks pretty with its subtle radiance.

I'm using this palette too! I felt it was a Spring Warm palette that suits coral colors well. If you focus on colors 3 through 5 from the top, it will be great for a neutral look!

I'm so curious about the classic peach color for spring warm tones.

If you are a Spring Warm but fall somewhere between Spring and Autumn Warm, I think these calm colors would suit you well for daily wear.

The color isn't too intense and is a toned-down rose shade, so it looks great for daily use. With such a subtle shade, I think it would be a good choice for beginners.

It's a milky coral pink. The color above is bright.

I can tell you're repurchasing this highlighter again and again; it must really be a holy grail product. I also prefer highlighters with a subtle shimmer rather than those with too much glitter, so I'm curious to try this one since the particles are fine and it gives a natural glow.

The calm and atmospheric vibe characteristic of autumn warm tones is so pretty. I think mixing the two colors would create a much deeper expression.