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小学生メイク♡プチプラメイクElementary Child makeup【KP初出演：江守花恋】

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Product/Video Summary (Low-priced “Elementary Child makeup” using DAISO/プチプラ items)

This video reviews a complete, kid-friendly makeup routine using mostly 100-yen shop items (DAISO). The goal is a less flashy, natural elementary-school look.

The reviewer is a 12-year-old elementary student (6th grade, Karen Emori), and she walks through the products one by one.

Main features & how each item is used

  1. Pressed Powder (DAISO “Espoleur” Pressed Powder, Baby Pink)

    • Light pink tone to make skin look lighter
    • Provides a natural finish
    • Suitable/easy for elementary kids

  2. Eyebrow Powder (AC Eyebrow Powder, Deep Brown)

    • Contains two shades: light brown + dark brown
    • She mixes both and applies softly for a natural look

  3. Eyeshadow (Kancore Eyeshadow, Ash Brown)

    • Uses a 3-step placement:
      • Light color on the whole eyelid
      • Middle color on the double eyelid
      • Dark color on the outer/edge of the eyes
    • Also applies a mixed dark+middle color along the bottom eyelid edge toward the pupil
    • Finishes with the lightest shade in the middle of the bottom eyelid

  4. Eyeliner (Espoleur Color Eyeliner, Dark Brown)

    • Dark brown shade
    • Applied along the eye edge with a droopy shape

  5. Eyelash Curler (Maquiallge brand)

    • Technique-focused usage:
      • Clamp from the root
      • On the bottom, bring it down while clamping
      • This helps the eyebrows curl nicely (as described)

  6. Mascara (Espoleur Color Mascara, Brown—light brown)

    • Light brown color
    • Keeps the eyes from looking too sharp
    • Positioned as good for a softer look

  7. Blush (Kancore Cheek Coral Pink)

    • Includes a small brush
    • She uses a DAISO brush instead (called “Haruhime”)
    • Two shades: light pink + dark pink
    • Mixes them and applies lightly on the high point of the cheek when smiling
    • Caution: don’t apply too heavily, as it may be harder to remove cleanly (she advises careful removal using tissue/hand removal)

  8. Lipstick / Tint Balm (Tint Balm, Coral—slightly orange)

    • Coral with an orange-ish undertone
    • Claimed to match “anyone” (universal shade)

  9. Lip Gloss (Espoleur Lip Tint, Sweet Pink)

    • Pink tint with a glossy feel
    • Emphasized as high moisture
    • Works like a tint: color stays
    • Layering tip: apply over the orange coral balm for a cute result

Key pros mentioned

  • Affordable: mostly items available at DAISO (100 yen store), making it accessible for elementary kids.
  • Natural/less flashy look: designed to be age-appropriate and not overly bold.
  • Easy shade layering: the set/palette is built for combining colors across brows, eyes, cheeks, and lips.
  • Better everyday wear: light brown mascara and dark brown eyeliner help create a softer look.

Cons / cautions mentioned

  • Blush over-application risk: applying too much blush may make it harder to fix/remove neatly.
  • No other explicit drawbacks were stated.

Comparisons made

  • No direct comparisons to other specific brands/products were made beyond mentioning several brands: DAISO “Espoleur,” Kancore, AC, Maquiallge—and that most items are available at DAISO.

Overall user experience / verdict

The video is essentially a “complete kid-friendly makeup kit” walkthrough, using 100-yen store products to create a subtle, natural finish.

Recommendation

If you want an affordable, elementary-appropriate, low-flashiness makeup routine, this lineup and application approach seems intentionally suited for that—especially:

  • light pink powder
  • ash-brown eyes
  • dark-brown liner
  • light-brown mascara
  • layered tint lips

Unique points mentioned (all)

  • Low-priced makeup can be bought mostly at DAISO (100 yen store).
  • Goal: make makeup less flashy for elementary kids.
  • Products are used in order:
    • pressed powder (baby pink)
    • eyebrow powder (deep brown, 2 shades)
    • ash brown eyeshadow (3-color technique + bottom lid highlight)
    • dark brown eyeliner (droopy shape)
    • eyelash curler (root clamp + downward technique)
    • light brown mascara (not too sharp)
    • coral pink blush (mix 2 shades; apply lightly on smile high point; avoid too much)
    • coral tint balm (orange-ish, matches “anyone”)
    • sweet pink lip tint gloss (moisture + tint stays; layer over balm)
  • Advice on blush amount and removal if over-applied.

Speakers

  • Karen Emori (12-year-old elementary student): presented/used and explained each product and the application steps.

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