CheekPeripera
맑게 물든 선샤인 치크 #12 날씨요정 등극해
Peripera Clear Sunshine Cheek #12 WeatherFairy is a clear, soft pink blusher that gives your cheeks a natural, sun-kissed glow. It finishes transparent and powdery, creating a clean cheek makeup look.
- check_circleSoft pastel color payoff
- check_circleFine particles, minimal fallout
- check_circlePowdery finish
- check_circleClear and transparent flush
Details
- check_circleApplies clearly and transparently without a heavy feel, allowing for natural color buildup without caking, even with multiple layers.
- check_circleThe fine, soft powder particles adhere lightly to the skin without streaking or harsh lines.
- check_circleThe powdery finish minimizes the appearance of pores, keeping your cheek makeup clean and bright for longer.
- check_circleA versatile pink shade with both warm and cool undertones, making it suitable for both warm and cool skin tones.
Who it suits
Recommended for all skin tones looking to add natural vitality to their face. Especially suitable for those who want to create a bright and innocent look with a soft pastel pink color.
Personal color fit
Especially recommended for Summer Cool Light and Spring Warm Light. This milky, pale pink brightens the skin even more.
Not sure which you are? Find out freearrow_forwardHow to use it
- 1Apply a small amount to a brush, tap off excess, then gently sweep over the apple zones of your cheeks to express a clear color.
- 2For more vivid color, layer multiple times without caking to achieve your desired intensity.
What works
- Clear and transparent color payoff for natural vitality without a heavy feel
- Fine particles adhere smoothly to skin, minimizing streaks and caking
- Powdery finish covers pores and offers excellent longevity
What to know first
- Good color payoff, so be mindful of how much product you use.
Where to buy
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