What's your Makeup MBTI?

Makeup MBTI reinterprets the four classic Myers-Briggs axes through the lens of makeup preference. It draws from international makeup-archetype research (Dear Peachie's 8-archetype system), a Korean study of MBTI vs. beauty habits across 314 female university students, and 2024–2026 K-beauty trend analysis, reorganized into 4 axes × 16 types.

The four axes:

• E · IExpression — bold, high-impact accents (E) vs. a subtle, private glow (I).
• N · SSource — drawn to new experiments and trends (N) vs. a verified personal formula (S).
• F · TFeel — blurred, soft, mood-driven (F) vs. sharp lines and structure (T).
• P · JRoutine — improvise by mood (P) vs. a consistent, formulaic ritual (J).

Each type is mapped to one of kissinskin's 6 women's and 6 men's styles, so instead of a plain diagnosis you get a K-beauty look you can actually try on.