it's so beautiful and i'm so excited to use this! i've heard good things about the blush, primer, and eyeshadow :')

everything is from the "little angel" collection matte lipstick #1 cream blush (flaming heart) eyeshadow palette (eden's angel) embossed highlighter (eross fable) dewy hydrating primer hand mirror, blush brush, hair clip, powder and cushion puffs

Although I wish it said 'Asian' instead of 'Korean'. I also couldn't find who made it to give credit so if you know, please drop the name!

Please add photos to your comments so we can see 🤗 Thanks!!

Brands in order:

• Dasique

• Girl Cult

• Flower Knows

• MilleFée

• Jill Stuart

• Clio

• Peripera

I love how many cool pink options there are in Asian brands, and the matte look of the tints!

dasique - Juicy Dewy Glow Tint 08 Berry Latte

dasique - Juicy Dewy Glow Tint 09 Dandelion Pink

dasique - Juicy Dewy Tint Ice Cream Edition 10 Berry Choux

dasique - Juicy Dewy Glow Tint Ballet Core Collection 17 Sugar Angel

dasique - Juicy Dewy Glow Tint Ballet Core Collection 18 Cold Pink

Peripera Ink Airy Velvet Lip Tint 14 Rosy Pink

Peripera Ink Airy Velvet Lip Tint 21 Airy Peach

Peripera Ink Airy Velvet Lip Tint 22 Center Peach

Peripera Ink Airy Velvet Lip Tint 33 Favorite Pink Rose

peripera - Ink Airy Velvet AD 24 Heavenly Peach

peripera - Ink Velvet 48 100 Hearts

romand - Blur Fudge Tint Be Oveeer Shade Edition 13 Cooling Up

romand - Glasting Color Gloss 01 Peony Ballet

romand - The Juicy Lasting Tint Rare Juicy Series 28 Snow Strawberry

TOCOBO - Juicy Berry Plumping Lip Oil 15 Coral Soda

My wonderful sister just got here from Seoul and brought me back some goodies. The JSM foundation was one. I saw some people who were upset that the foundation clung to dry patches, so I made sure to really hydrate and ended up using a light oil underneath. And it is absolutely beautiful. I feel like an egg. It covered up all of my redness wonderfully, and didn’t sink into my pores. 10/10 (shade fair-pink) (picture is back camera and unedited with no filters.

I’m assuming it has something to do with the texture of the product, and that in the original language it sounds more Elegant. But other than that I’m lost.

Was picking up some groceries at my local Kroger this evening (I live on the east coast in the US) and saw that they’ve randomly added a Korean skincare section. Ok cool! Unexpected but I obviously love that Kbeauty is becoming more easily accessible at places like Ulta and Target etc - my main question is how the hell are they selling the Korean formula of the Beauty of Joseon sunscreen? The filters in the OG formula are, to my knowledge, not FDA approved, which is why we get stuck with the god awful US reformulations sold at Sephora and the like, but I triple checked the packaging and ingredients, this is not the US formulation, no “broad spectrum” to be found and the INCI list is identical to the OG Korean formula. Can someone explain this to me? I’m extremely confused!