Beauty Scheme | Even Dogs in Li Jiaqi's Circle Are Collaborating to Sell Goods

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As the No. 1 lipstick, Li Jiaqi's selling ability has been proven across all women in China. As long as he says 'buy it', it's not someone who wouldn't be willing to (pay with money?).

Li Jiaqi's fire is not just various makeup and skincare products, but also his little assistant. The former evening 8:30 pm was just for watching live broadcasts and grabbing goods, now it also includes watching them argue.

I originally thought it would form a closed loop here, but I didn't expect that the dogs that frequently appeared in live broadcasts would also go viral. Before, the Never livestream battle with Sister became famous, and now they're even starting to collaborate with makeup brands.

Inspired by 'Never', the eyeshadow palette has become a perfect day series, this time transforming from the jungle to the city, focusing on cute pets, plus the popularity of N-nationality actress, it's a limited-edition product that's about to sell out in seconds.

Furthermore, all the shooting costs for 'Never' are donated to a Beijing animal protection foundation to help more little animals, you ask me not to buy it?

The eyeshadow color scheme is also in the style of Li Jiaqi – practical and thoughtful. Inspired by the 12 moods of dogs and the light and refreshing tones of spring and summer, he personally selected and determined these 12 color blocks.

Overall, it has a bright and vibrant feeling like young summer, with some iridescent color blocks that seem difficult to control, but their saturation is not very high, so when layered, the makeup effect is very natural.

Currently, domestic makeup brands have become visibly better in terms of quality and creativity. From the British Museum to the Explorer series to the National Geographic series, they really didn't want to buy it, they just wanted to buy it but couldn't get it.

Kassia x Klimt

In addition to the collaboration with foreign artists, one of the most important reasons why domestic beauty brands have become the shining light of domestic brands is that they integrate Chinese traditional culture (such as color matching and craftsmanship) into brand concept and products, forming a unique Chinese makeup aesthetic. It's truly saying that it's both makeup and cultural product.

For example, the 'Palace Wall Red' inspired by the Forbidden City's palace wall, or the 'Langyao Red' from the Langyao glazed pot, you ask me if I can resist the temptation after hearing these ancient names?

Bbjiling x Dunhuang Museum

With over 80 years of history, the domestic brand Baiziling chooses to collaborate with one of the 'National Style IP' – Dunhuang Museum, perfectly demonstrating Eastern beauty.

The design inspiration of the series comes from the murals of the Mogao Caves in Dunhuang. The eyeshadows mainly focus on the stories of Nine-Color Deer, Young Tiger, and Peacock, and then use colors to convey the core content of the stories.

For example, the Young Tiger palette with a main orange tone is inspired by the characteristic 'grandeur' of the Young Tiger. He wants to convey the independence and confidence of modern women. The Nine-Color Deer palette is mainly in a soft pink tone, portraying purity and bravery.

Plus, the Chinese color matching from Dunhuang culture is truly sincere, willing to take away thousands of girls' wallets.

Maogeping x Forbidden City Culture and Creative

Maogeping, founded by Mao Guiping in 2000, is a makeup brand specifically tailored to the different facial features, skin types and skin tones of Oriental women. It has a good reputation online and in the industry.

Mr. Mao's 'Head Change' is the best signboard for this brand, but last year, their collaboration with the Forbidden City Culture and Creative once again brought this brand back to the hot search list.

It's not fake, the Oriental series perfectly hits the point of Chinese makeup in terms of appearance, color number and quality. Seeing it makes you want to sing and dance with a glass of wine. Even if you buy it and put it on display, it's worth it.

This series has now come out for two seasons, and the most beautiful palette in the latest second season is definitely a heavy-duty palette. Its outer box packaging is inspired by Taihe Palace and collection paintings, with the Middle Kingdom's traditional carvings, combined with white cloud waves, and then combined with modern pressing powder technology, perfectly presenting it. It's really a high-level Chinese makeup.

The eyeshadow is made from pearl and peony, which also conforms to Maogeping's brand concept. The most attractive color to me is the #Phoenix Feather red, which is a strawberry red with fine glitter, with moderate color development, so it's very friendly to beginners.

Officially, it says you can also use it as blush, but I really want to ask, does anyone dare to use it?

With so many good domestic makeup brands, I'm already reminded to 'excessive purchase, clear the shopping cart.'

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