REVIEW on Missha Dual Blending Cusion Shadow

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I've seen many cushion lip porducts before,

but not cushion shadow.

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There are a lot of new ideas coming out nowadays, it seems.

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Box with a simple design

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It comes in 6 colours

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It's easily recognizable which colour each one has

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It has colour numbers on each of them.

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I thought it was just one colour with different tips,

but it tuns out each of them have two different colours on each end.

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This is how it looks like without the caps.

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Colour test

From left, Rose Crown, London Trip, Orange Cupcake,

Magic Dust, Crystal Drop, Amande Chocolat

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Rose Crown

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A very feminine and soft-looking colour.

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London Trip

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It's good for a subtle smokey make-up

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Orange Cupcake

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A comfortable-looking shadow that is good for daily use.

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Magic Dust

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It's certainly a unique colour.

I think the colour itself is great, it's just not what people use often.

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Crystal Drop

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It adds a natural shade,

allowing a relatively clear-looking makeup

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Amande Chocolat

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This is the most normal-looking colour.

It's best for shading, I think.

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The shadow comes out on the smudge tip when you open the cap.

It's not a method that is very familiar,

but I think it can be a bit more convenient once you get used to it.

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It's advertised as a cream-to-powder shadow,

so there shouldn't be much of powder-flying

but there was some... D=

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Like ARITAUM's Shine Fix Eyes,

there is a bit of lump that seems to drip.

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It's not entirely in cream,

so any colour with a bit of pearliness get lumped into a powder-y form.

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I think it's wise not to use immediately after openig the cap,

but knock it a bit to get the lumps off the smudge tip.

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Of course it's not that big of a problem with other powder shadow products.

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Colour comes out well,

and if you use an eye primer beforehand, it works like even better

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Colour is really pretty =D

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Missha Dual Blending Cushion Shadow