PRELUDE DINTO Nostalgia Palette 4g – 76 Little Hawthorn / A76 Baby Hawthorn

PRELUDE DINTO Nostalgia Palette 4g – 76 Little Hawthorn / A76 Baby Hawthorn PRELUDE DINTO Nostalgia Palette 4g – 76 Little Hawthorn / A76 Baby Hawthorn ◆ Product Overview This row groups two Nostalgia-family options with different intended uses. 76 Little Hawthorn is a neutral rose/milk-tea eye palette for upper-eye shading, while A76 Baby Hawthorn is an aegyo-sal palette using highlight and shadow to create natural under-eye dimension. A powder palette format intended for gradual build-up with a brush or fingertip; keep lighter tones broader and deeper shading tones more localized. —————————————- ◇ Product Contents ✓ Brand: PRELUDE DINTO ✓ Product type: eye / aegyo-sal palette ✓ Net content: 4g ✓ Country of origin: Republic of Korea —————————————- ◇ Key Ingredients / Points ✓ 76 Little Hawthorn — neutral rose / milk-tea option for upper-eye shading ✓ A76 Baby Hawthorn — under-eye highlight and shadow option for natural-looking dimension —————————————- ◆ Product Features ✓ This row groups two Nostalgia-family options with different intended uses. 76 Little Hawthorn is a neutral rose/milk-tea eye palette for upper-eye shading, while A76 Baby Hawthorn is an aegyo-sal palette using highlight and shadow to create natural under-eye dimension. ✓ A powder palette format intended for gradual build-up with a brush or fingertip; keep lighter tones broader and deeper shading tones more localized. ✓ Starting with a controlled amount makes it easier to compare adhesion, weight, finish and compatibility with the rest of the routine before building more product. —————————————- ◆ Texture / Finish A powder palette format intended for gradual build-up with a brush or fingertip; keep lighter tones broader and deeper shading tones more localized. —————————————- ▣ Review Check Points ✓ Compare the color, sheen and dimension in natural and indoor light to understand how the finish reads in everyday makeup. ✓ Check the difference between one pass and layered color, along with blendability, fallout, patchiness and edge control. ✓ For eye makeup, oil level and base products can affect wear, so observe creasing, smudging or dulling after several hours. ✓ When multiple options are offered, compare each option’s intended use and finish rather than relying on the shade name alone. ✓ Tool design also matters: note whether the brush, pencil tip or compact layout makes precise adjustment and touch-ups easy. ✓ Recheck the result after about 5–10 minutes: surface tack, dryness, visible edges, shine or scent dry-down can change once the product has settled. ✓ Before purchase, confirm the net content, sheet count and any shade, scent or finish options so the selected configuration matches the intended use and expected frequency. —————————————- ◇ How to Use 1. For option 76, build the upper-eye look gradually from base shades to deeper shading and soften the edges. 2. For option A76, place the brighter tone on the raised under-eye area and add a very light shadow just below it. 3. Adjust in small amounts while comparing both eyes, then soften any hard edge with a clean brush. —————————————- ◇ Before Use ✓ For first use, test a small amount on a limited area and confirm personal comfort and compatibility. ✓ Avoid direct contact with the eyes. If contact occurs, rinse immediately with plenty of water. ✓ Do not use on broken or severely irritated areas, and discontinue use if unusual discomfort occurs. ✓ Close the container securely after use and store away from extreme temperatures and direct sunlight. ✓ If you have a known allergy to specific ingredients or fragrance materials, check the current package ingredient declaration before use. ✓ Keep out of reach of young children and use only for the product’s intended cosmetic purpose. —————————————- Ingredients Complete INCI list was not provided in the source file. Please check the current product package for the official full ingredient declaration.