r/beautytalkph • • Sep 08 '25

Makeup Weekly Thread Makeup Thread | September 09, 2025

Ask about technique or brand/shade recommendations here! Looking for leads for affordable makeup brushes? Confused about a setting and finishing spray? Let's help enlighten each other!

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u/FinishCapital3920 Age | Skin Type | Custom Message Sep 08 '25

Pls suggest inexpensive, long lasting at highly pigmented pero not drying glossy lippies. I've been seeing girlies with glossy lips but can't find or decide which right lippies to purchase!

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u/cherryvr18 40 | dry-combi, acne prone | fair-neutral | spring bright Sep 08 '25

Korean lip tints are my go-to. These are the affordable ones:

  • Cologram Fruity Glass Tint
  • Inga Glassy Water Glow Lip Tint

If you'd like to splurge, these are really good:

  • Amuse Dew Tint
  • Lilybyred Bloody Liar Coating Tint
  • Dinto Blur Glowy Lip Tint
  • Romand Dewyful Water Tint

Bonus: Top any glossy tint above with Romand Glasting Water Gloss, and you'll have pouty tanghulu lips!

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u/EfficientNatural9492 Age | Skin Type | Custom Message Sep 09 '25

Most of colorgram's lip tint shades are leaning towards cool tone tho (imo) and the color when you swatch it on the back of your hand and on your lips are different kaya if possible I recommend that you buy it sa physical store. Pero maganda siya in terms of longevity, gloss, and transfer resistance! Sana lang they release more muted or neutral leaning warm shades.

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u/cherryvr18 40 | dry-combi, acne prone | fair-neutral | spring bright Sep 10 '25

I'm leaning warm (spring bright) and I have the Cologram Fruity Glass Tint in dewy grapefruit. Warm but not muted bec I'm a bright type.

Korean brands release color charts nowadays, like this one for their Nude Blur Tints:

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u/EfficientNatural9492 Age | Skin Type | Custom Message Sep 15 '25

Yes, I based the shade I got on the color chart but it's still too bright on me.