SONPARK Plumping Shaping Pencil Duo 0.2g+1.4g


● Products Description

Fast and convenient makeup item for big and apparent eyes!
Pencil Duo for making plump under-eye lines and brightening skin tone around eyes to make youthful eye

Shaping pencil
Shading pencil for making apparent eye contour with plump under-eye lines It applies smoothly with creamy texture and shows excellent adherence and durability.

Plumping pencil
Volumizing pencil for plump under-eye lines It contains vitamin E for moisturizing dry skin around eyes and also displays elegantly glittering and apparent eyes.

This eye-brightening tool instantly lets you re-shape the look of your eye to achieve the popular Korean makeup aegyo sal look for a more youthful appearance. This double-ended stick makeup has a contouring pencil on one side to create depth and a highlighter on the other to make eyes bright.

Contour
Use the fine-tipped shadow pencil beneath eyes to contour and create depth. Formula is creamy for smooth, consistent application.

Highlight
Make the skin beneath the eyes appear more plump and youthful with the pencil’s built-in pearlescent highlighter. Formulated with Vitamin E, it moisturizes while adding a soft, lustrous sheen.

 

● How to use

Step 1.
Slightly smile and draw a shading line under eyes with shaping pencil.

Step 2.
Fill inner under eye line naturally for shading with plumping pencil and gradate the color to complete beautifully plump under eye lines.







This Dynamic Duo Will Make You Smize

 July 25, 2016

 

If you’re new to K-beauty, the idea of “plumping and shaping” the eyes might sound a bit strange to you. Here in the U.S. under-eye makeup usually means one thing and one thing only: concealer, while fun makeup is reserved for the top lids. But hey, YOLO, so why should your top lids have all the fun?

Aegyo sal, often translated as “eye smiles” or “cute skin,” has been trending in Korea for some time already. It’s inspired by that cute, puffy look your eyes get when you’re smiling.

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To create the look, you essentially highlight the natural fat beneath your eyes with a light, shimmery shade and contour the area just below with a shade a bit darker than your skin tone. I know, this violates conventional wisdom in a multitude of ways. I had become so accustomed to the inverse (a dark shade on my lash line, a light concealer below) that I was, admittedly, more than a little scared to give this look a go. But I did. Multiple times, with many different eyeshadows, primers, pencils, you name it — and they all moved around and left me resembling a raccoon by mid-day. That was years ago, and by now I had just about given up on this look for good.

And then I found the Son and Park Plumping & Shaping Pencil Duo. This product might as well be called Aegyo Sal For Dummies because it simplifies the process of picking the right shades, textures, and placement into two easy steps. It contains both a contouring and highlighting shade, designed to accentuate that cute, youthful chubs you’ve been neglecting beneath the lower lash line.

The first step is to contour. But trust me, it’s not as scary as it sounds! A simple way to get your contour just right, every time, is to smile. While looking in the mirror, give yourself a little grin, and draw the taupe contouring shade onto the fold right below the place your eye naturally puffs out, starting from the inner corner and working outwards. If it looks too contoured for your liking, go ahead and blend a bit with your ring finger. Next, still smiling, take the light shade and sweep it across the puffy part of the eye and around the inner corner. And there you go. Aegyo sal as sweet as if you got it from your mama!

What I loved about this duo, aside from how cute my eyes looked, was how spot on Son and Park was with the texture. Texture is key when it comes to the ease of application and lasting power of a product. Many eyeshadows that I’ve attempted to create this look with ended up more smudged than subtle. The contouring shade of this product is a firm pencil in a natural enough shade to contour the area beneath the eye without making it look like you applied your eyeliner drunk a bit too low. Even better, this pencil is firm enough that it stays where you apply it, and it stays like that for hours.

The other end of the duo is a smooth and creamy shadow stick with a shimmery finish. This end is more like a crayon, thick enough to apply the product in one simple swoop. The creamy texture allows the highlighter to be gentle enough not to irritate the delicate skin beneath the eye when applying.

Now that I’ve gotten over my fear and confusion regarding aegyo sal and how on earth makeup is applied to it, you might just catch me sporting this look on the regular. I love how it instantly brightens up the eye area and dresses up my no-makeup makeup look in a flash.

Have you tried aegyo sal makeup? What do you think of the look?

 





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