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Dasique's matte 12 Warm vs 13 Cool Blending palettes: five beginner steps

Read the Korean dasique shade labels, choose between two no-shimmer palettes by preference, and try a gentle five-step eye look.

Kanako Sugimoto's 2023 review of 19 dasique palettes includes 12 and 13; not a 2026 formula or stock check. · Kanako Sugimoto · YouTube (2023-06-09)

Dasique's Korean official store separately lists Shadow Palette 12 Warm Blending and 13 Cool Blending, and groups both under its no-shimmer (mupyeol, 무펄) category, checked October 29, 2026. 'Warm' and 'cool' describe the palette directions; neither decides which color someone must wear. A June 2023 original YouTube review by Japanese creator Kanako Sugimoto covers 19 dasique palettes, including 12 and 13. It is historical context, not a verification of 2026 formulation, availability or on-eye results. Check ingredients and names on the package sold in your country. We have not tested these products firsthand.

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  1. 01

    Identify the shadow palettes, not the cheek products

    Read the complete Korean product labels: Shadow Palette 12 Warm Blending or Shadow Palette 13 Cool Blending. Dasique also sells Blending Mood Cheek blushes under related warm/cool names; those are different products.

  2. 02

    Choose a matte color direction you actually like

    The Korean store classifies 12 and 13 as no-shimmer shadow palettes. Retail descriptions center 12 on beige-to-brown tones and 13 on muted mauve/cool greyish tones. Use these as shopping cues, not fixed personal-color rules. The linked 2023 review discusses both but does not document today's exact batches.

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    Step 2 reference: historical 2023 overview includes both shades, not a contemporary pigment or formula test. · Kanako Sugimoto · YouTube (2023-06-09)
  3. 03

    Start with a light matte wash

    With clean hands or a clean brush, tap on a small amount of a lighter shade across the lid. Avoid getting powder inside the eye. Blend gently, then build only if you want more definition.

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    Step 3 general brush-loading photo: an artist picks up a little pink eye shadow on a brush. This is NOT dasique 12 Warm/13 Cool, not an authentic swatch or evidence of either matte formula; select a light color from your own palette. · Gee Hair (geehairimages) · https://www.geehair.com · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0 · Visit original ↗
  4. 04

    Build depth in smaller areas

    Add a little mid-tone near the outer lid or crease as it suits your eye shape. Keep the darkest shade to a smaller outer corner area with a small brush. Check the result in daylight before adding more; there is no single ideal eye shape or finish.

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    Step 4 generic eye-shadow application close-up: a brush moves near a closed eyelid. Not a dasique Warm 12/Cool 13 demo or current shade evidence. Work gently with small amounts and avoid getting powder into the eye. Cropped from a Ruth Ellison photo. · Ruth Ellison · cropped from original by Editor at Large · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0 · Visit original ↗
  5. 05

    Clean tools and stop if eyes react

    Do not share eye makeup or applicators. Keep tools clean and dry. Stop use if you develop itching, redness or discomfort; seek medical advice for persistent or severe symptoms. Avoid eye makeup during an eye infection.

✦ Helpful tips

  • Both 12 Warm and 13 Cool are Korean-listed no-shimmer SHADOW palettes; Blending Mood Cheek is a separate blush line.
  • A warm/cool label is not a rule about age, ethnicity or skin tone.
  • The 2023 Japanese creator video lists both palettes but is not a 2026 wear, formula or shade-validation test.

ⓘ Keep in mind

  • No firsthand application, shade photography, transfer or wear testing was performed.
  • Avoid sharing eye makeup and do not apply it while experiencing an eye infection.
  • Local shade names, INCI labels, sizes, stock and prices may differ from Korean listings.

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