I use the Flower Knows Flower goddess translucent pressed powder for oil control and the Flower Knows circus series loose powder number 2. They are so good! And I don’t notice any colour. Like you said, the blurring and filter affect is amazing from their powder. I get compliments on my skin now. The flower goddess series is my favourite collection from this brand. I also use this bear contour palette and highlighter! So good! I did not like their mascara at all though (I had the cherry love one in black - far too wet).
Thank you for the video. I hope you'll show more makeup from Chinese brands (have seen your Florasis one) because there are very few independent reviews in the English language. I find the quality of Chinese brand makeup (and skincare) to be comparable to international brands and shade-wise, more suitable for Asians. I love the Flower Knows blush in the pot! Would love if you could review more of their products. As for the face powder, the description clearly states that the 02 shade which you bought has colour. The 01 shade (for dry skin) is transparent. For contour, I had used KA (medium) for years but have since switched to 3CE because I prefer the shade more and it's slightly less pigmented
You are totally right. I feel it too. Hence my channel is to review more Asian brands. I use KA as well. But I need to get 3CE’s one which I haven’t tried. 😁
Just found your channel from flower knows reviews, thank you for your useful videos! I am interested in buying many things from them. As for contour, I personally use too cool for school contour in modern and the brown and light gray shades from romand dusty fog garden palette. I used to use the fenty match stix in amber as well, but I prefer powder now.
For contouring i have been using Charlotte Tillbury - filmstar bronze and Glow, Wayne Goss - Sweet Wildflower technically is a blush and highlighter palette but the blush is brown enough to work. I have in the past used Harmony (matte blush) from MAC. Currently i am waiting for my Pat McGrath one to arrive.. for anothet asian brand of course Florasis and Too Cool for School which is a Korean brand.
@@MaggieTangI do like the CT one esp since it comes with the highlighting powder good for medium warm skin tone. The WG one is good for me in winter when I become really pale because it's very subtle. That Too Cool for School one really value for money. I really want to try Flower Know blushes!!!!
Uushh we didn’t get the perfume internationally, otherwise I would bought a bottle. I made a second order on the website because the blue blush was a temptation and when you show us the highlighter in your previous video I was like OH WELL HERE WE GO AGAIN. Good thing you reviewed the face powder, the Florasis one it’s still my HG so I won’t be looking for a replacement. Regarding the contour item, I just use whatever gray tone I have in my makeup. A WakeMake palette ( 03 forest brown ) has a blush within so I sometimes use that or the Rom&nd Oat Grain one. I know MAC cosmetics came up with a shading palette (that also included a highlighter) but it was sold only in Asia so I couldn’t get my hands on it. That Timage you showed also looks bomb! Just wish we could have those nice things on this side of the pond :(.
Thank you lovely for the detailed message. 🥰 The MAC palette is on my list to get next. I googled TIMAGE and there are couple of website selling TIMAGE and does international shipping. Me too, I wish soon all Chinese makeup brands can be bought internationally.
Ive been thinking about all these stunning packaging, if people throw them away after use or what people use them as. How i might be able to use them after the product is used. These must all be good for little jewellery boxes … even the eyeshadow palletes because they all have a good lock on them. Only thing havent found a repurpose for are the lipproduct packages. Idéas are welcome 😍 maybe for essential oil blends? Idk…
Hmm looking back at this now... I think you put up the wrong notes for the Flower Knows perfume... The notes shown look like those of "Daydream Rose", not "Midsummer Fig". According to GirlStyle, Midsummer Figs top notes are Fig, Grapefruit and Lemon. The middle notes are Jasmine, Rose and Lily of the Valley. Bottom notes are Cedar. I actually just got my own of it... But I cant really say it smell refreshing... For some reason I find it bitter sour, although I have yet to test it on my skin...
OMG! You are totally right! I am very sorry that I think I got the notes mixed. I am so glad you spotted and thank you. I will have it corrected in a pined comment. THANK YOU 😊
