Hello everyone, this is INBORA. Everyone, I just woke up a little while ago,

so my voice is a bit husky. But it’s been about 30 minutes now. In the beginning, I might need to clear my throat occasionally.

First of all, before doing today’s makeup, I’ve often done similar common-point makeup.

This time, Suzy’s makeup seems like a good option for you guys to try—eye-widening makeup.

It’s really warm but also great for giving off a sophisticated vibe. This makeup and Kim Yuna’s makeup

seem quite similar in tone and mood. Also, you all know next year’s trend color?

It’s Mocha Mousse. So, with the feeling of preparing for next year, I thought we could try incorporating the new trend,

eye-widening makeup, which a lot of celebrities are doing these days,

into this makeup. I have a lot to talk about today, but I’ll go through it quickly and thoroughly.

This is The Face Shop’s Lip Care Cream Shea Butter. I’ve introduced this once before, and I mentioned that in my early twenties, I practically lived with lip balm.

Back then, I couldn’t even apply lipstick properly. But the more I used this, the more I thought, why does it feel so similar?

You know Kiehl’s lip balm, right? The formula and texture of this are really similar to Kiehl’s lip balm.

So I started wondering, is that why I kept thinking this was so good? That’s what I thought.

Because I think I’ve used almost ten tubes of Kiehl’s lip balm. Anyway, it’s the happiness of 4,000 won.

Kiehl's was about tens of thousands of won back then. I’m not sure how much it is now, but anyway,

this Shea Butter from The Face Shop is really similar to Kiehl’s. And this is the Laneige Glowy Makeup Serum.

I'll apply a bit of this first. I've already done most of my skincare, so I'll just apply it lightly.

Today, rather than focusing on skincare or base makeup, I thought it would be good to show you how to use colors for eye makeup,

how to match lips and blush that go well with the eye makeup, and how to connect them together.

When I do common-point makeup, I try really hard to match the tone and color vibe as closely as possible,

but the people we're referencing today, like Suzy or Kim Yuna, have completely different features, vibes, and styles compared to me.

They're the exact opposite. One has monolids, and the other has a completely "bunny-like" look.

But I don't match either of those types. So when you watch, it would be great if you could focus on two things,

how to touch up certain areas and how to use colors effectively. After doing this, I have to say, I haven't been sleeping well this week.

It's not insomnia, but my biorhythm is a bit messed up. So I can't fall asleep at night,

I get really sleepy around noon, and then I feel super drowsy between 8 and 10 pm.

Yesterday, I forced myself to stay awake and didn't nap, and I completely crashed at midnight. I must have been so tired.

Anyway, TMI. This is Sulwhasoo's Perfecting Cushion in the Vanilla shade.

It's shade 17N1. The base seems to have a brightening effect, so I'm going a bit brighter than my natural tone as well.

And, after a while, a huge pimple has decided to come by. I'll completely cover it later with concealer.

It's been a while since I've had such a big pimple. Lately, I haven't been getting major breakouts,

Which is such a relief, but there are still some marks left from the big ones I had in the past.

But still, it's getting a lot better than before. When blemishes like this appear on my skin,

I end up having to spend more time on it. For my skin, instead of applying a thick layer all over

or building up thin layers over and over, applying one thin layer, or at most two, across the whole face

and then covering specific areas works much better. The base looks way prettier that way. I'm also thinking about

how to explain this to you guys later. Depending on your skin type and its thickness, some skin types work well with several thick layers

but for others, it can end up looking too thick, making the skin appear heavy. But I fall into the latter category,

so I've been thinking about that lately. If I reach a point where I can confidently and clearly explain it to you,

I'll try to prepare a tip video for you. Everyone, can you believe 2024 is only about two weeks away?

Time flies so fast. After applying one layer like this, I need to check the look in photos from time to time.

Looking at Kim Yuna and Suzy, their base doesn't have a glossy finish but leans more toward a matte look,

maybe a semi-matte vibe? This Sulwhasoo Perfecting Cushion is also semi-matte, but it gives a subtle glow.

I'll tone down that glow later with some powder or setting powder. I'm going to add a bit more concealer here.

Today, I'll be using the Canmake concealer. It's a palette concealer, and I'll use the first color from it.

Canmake concealers are really sticky and super creamy, so I'll apply it thinly one layer at a time.

Now, I'll mix it a bit with the base I used earlier. So, something like this.

When you have a big pimple like this, it's much better to use a slightly sticky and creamy concealer rather than something too dry.

I became a master of concealers by now, right? Back in middle and high school, I did have some teenage acne,

but it wasn't that severe, just a bit on my cheeks. However, for me, it was the opposite.

I really struggled with adult acne once I became an adult. It was so tough. Now that I'm in my thirties, it's not as bad,

but in my mid-twenties, I didn't have much experience or know-how. I didn't know how to treat it

or which products worked well for me. Especially in my early twenties, I had even less knowledge.

During that time, I tried so many things, and I feel like I learned a lot about my skin through that process.

Back when LOHB's was still around, there were so many products from brands like Canmake and Cezanne.

About six or seven years ago, the products at LOHB's weren't available at Olive Young, and the ones at Olive Young weren't at LOHB's either.

After LOHB's disappeared, a lot of those products became harder to find, but now they're much easier to get.

Japanese brands seem to be really good at making pot concealers. I feel the same about Laura Mercier.

Their pot concealer, the camouflage one, is really famous. Back then, Japanese products were almost universally admired.

They were perceived as having better quality, and to be honest, many of them were actually really good.

But these days, K-beauty has become so successful, and so many great products are coming out,

That even in Japan, people are looking for Korean products now. Things have really changed compared to before.

It makes me feel really proud. I'm the type of person who has a bit of patriotism, not extreme,

but I always hope Korea does well. So now there are so many Korean products that are much better than Japanese ones, and K-beauty has become really famous,

I feel a lot of pride about that. I brought this powder because I was curious about it.

It's the Clé de Peau Beauté Loose Powder N, and it's quite famous as a powder for dry skin.

The particles are incredibly fine. It has a texture like the fine powder you sprinkle on a cake when baking or for creating snow effects.

It's so soft and thin, I guess you could say. I thought it was really nice, so I wanted to try applying it with you guys.

The brush I'm using is the Be Aube Highlighter Brush. On the brows. It's so soft.

Let me show you. This powder completely absorbs oil like this. Compared to regular oil-absorbing powders,

it feels more blurring. The loose powder particles are so fine that they're practically sifted.

I think it's suitable even for those with dry skin. You can see why it's called a dry-skin powder.

It's great for toning down unnecessary shine. The price is a bit high, but I highly recommend it as a powder for dry skin.

For eyebrows today, I brought two products: Espoir's The Brow Easy Shaping Pencil in Classic Brown and Light Brown.

I'm thinking of starting with Light Brown. I want my brows to look thin, fine, and not too dark.

I'll first fill in the gaps a bit. I intentionally brought one lighter and one darker shade.

Recently, when drawing my eyebrows, I didn't usually use brow mascara, but these days I've been adding that step.

I'll show you a good brow mascara later. I also made my brows slightly thinner. Lately, thinner eyebrows seem to be more trendy than thicker ones.

After sketching out the base lightly and filling in the sparse areas, I used Classic Brown. Classic Brown is a bit darker,

so for those like me, who have some brow presence but have lots of gaps, splitting your brow routine into two shades like this can be a great method.

It helps you create a more polished and complete look. If there's a downside, it's that it's a bit tedious.

Honestly, switching between two products to draw your eyebrows can feel a bit tedious, especially in today's busy modern life.

But on important days, there's a big difference between paying attention to your brows and not, so I make the effort.

This is the Inspire Skinny Browcara from Mude in the shade Soft Taupe. It's a brown with a hint of gray, and the color is really nice.

It doesn't have much of a yellow undertone, I'd say. It's great for naturally toning down the darker parts of your brows.

It's a brown color with a slight beige-tan feel. You can see the difference? When you fill it in like this, your brows look a bit more polished.

And everyone, you absolutely have to buy these pajamas. I mentioned them in my gift recommendation video.

These are the 'Marsjun' pajamas. They don't lose their shape at all,

and they're super soft, almost like velvet. They're perfect for the current season. I wore them a lot in the summer too,

but for those who get hot easily, they might feel a bit warm. I've been wearing them since March,

just throwing them in the washing machine. But it's really fine. There's no shrinkage or pilling at all.

The price is a bit high. It costs about 100,000 won each. If it's on sale, it would be around 90,000 won.

But it's definitely more worthwhile than buying cheap ones that keep shrinking and need replacing. It's really durable and lasts a long time.

I recommend it. I'll be using this for my eye makeup today. The color is the Frottage Palette #Milk Smore from too cool for school.

It has soft, blended shades with a bit of depth. With this, I am going for a semi-smokey vibe, not a typical smokey look

that's subtle enough for those who look better with lighter makeup. You need to mix these two together.

The color is Play Color Eyes #Hype Khaki from ETUDE. As you can see in the photo, there's a reason I brought these two.

Of course, the tone can vary slightly depending on the angle of the photo. But if you look at the photo of Suzy,

her eyes have an overall classic brown tone with a slight yellowish hue, not too red. There's also a hint of khaki on the inner corner.

It has a subtle touch of khaki in it. And if you look at Yuna's makeup,

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