From my own experience experimenting with Kpop and Douyin-inspired makeup looks, the key to achieving a naturally enhanced appearance lies in strategic emphasis rather than heavy application. Taking Liz’s approach as an example, using a soft pink blush like rose butter on the eyelids creates a fresh, youthful brightness that gently enlarges the eyes. One must pay attention to how the makeup is applied: instead of blending eyeshadow broadly, focused vertical blending, especially around the outer corner of the lower lash line, can create the illusion of longer, more dimensional eyes without the heaviness often associated with Western-style makeup. Incorporating aegyosal (the puffiness under the eyes) with a subtle matte highlight adds a delicate youthful glow and extra depth. Another important tip is contouring the lips with a nudy rose lip liner followed by a blurred lip tint to achieve fuller, well-balanced lips that complement big eyes. This approach avoids harsh outlines and results in a soft, natural finish. Adding a vertical blush placement that starts under the eyes and blends downwards toward the nose slims the face and draws attention inward, which is great for photographic and everyday looks. Finally, using a glowy setting spray seals the makeup with a luminous finish, enhancing skin radiance without cakeiness. This method helped me achieve a balanced, eye-catching makeup look similar to Liz’s — visually striking but lightweight and comfortable all day long. Combining these techniques with products from YesStyle during their mega sale is a perfect chance to recreate this flattering idol-inspired makeup style. Remember, less is more when focusing on increasing visual weight naturally through skillful placement and blending rather than heavy layers.