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Product photo: dasique.com (official brand store). The pack size shown may differ from the Korean 3.5g.
Juicy Dewy Tint
Dasique's dewy tint: a water-based glossy tint with silicone shine and emollient oils, in a 3.5g tube and a wide range of soft, muted shades.
Buyer verdictA good choice if you like a juicy, glossy lip in soft, muted colours rather than bright ones. It wears like any glossy tint: shine fades, a light stain stays. It contains fragrance and fragrance allergens. We haven't matched a like-for-like Amazon listing, so there's no price comparison yet.
- Key ingredient
- Water and diphenyl dimethicone, Diisostearyl malate and plant-derived dimer dilinoleate
- Texture
- Juicy, glossy tint with a slightly plump feel
- Routine step
- makeup · AM
- Korean pack
- 3.5g
Overview
Key ingredients
- Water and diphenyl dimethicone Water-based tint with a high-shine silicone
- Diisostearyl malate and plant-derived dimer dilinoleate Emollients that give a cushiony, glossy layer
- Diglycerin Humectant for comfort
- Squalane A little conditioning
- Colourants (shade-dependent) Soft, sheer colour
What it is
Dasique is a Korean makeup brand known for its soft, muted colour palettes. The Juicy Dewy Tint is its glossy lip tint, in a 3.5g tube with a wide range of shades, around 28 at Olive Young.
The Korean ingredient list is a water tint. Water comes first, then diphenyl dimethicone, a silicone that gives high shine. Next come emollients: diisostearyl malate, a polyglyceryl adipate and a plant-derived dimer dilinoleate, which give a cushiony, glossy layer. Diglycerin, octyldodecanol and squalane follow, plus the colourants. It contains fragrance and the allergens linalool, hexyl cinnamal and benzyl benzoate.
Who it suits (and who should skip it)
Good pick if
- You like a glossy lip in soft, muted, everyday colours
- You want a plump, juicy-looking finish
- You’re looking for a pretty, small gift from Seoul
Skip it if
- Fragrance in lip products bothers you
- You want colour that lasts through meals
- You prefer bright, saturated shades
What the ingredients do
The water base lets the colour stain lightly, while the silicone and emollients sit on top for shine. The plant-derived dimer dilinoleate is a thick emollient that gives the “plump” glossy look. Diglycerin and squalane add a little comfort, but this is makeup, not a lip treatment.
How to use it
Dasique’s direction is to spread a suitable amount naturally over the lips. Apply to the centre and press the lips together for a soft gradient, or line the edges for a full lip. Add a second layer for more colour.
Use a lip balm first if your lips are dry, and blot before applying the tint.
How it compares
Amuse Dew Tint, rom&nd Glasting Water Tint and Peripera Ink Mood Glowy Tint are all glossy water tints. Dasique stands out for its muted colours. Peripera and rom&nd cost about half as much.
See our Korean lip tint guide for how to pick a finish and shade.
Is it worth buying in Seoul?
Probably, mainly for shade choice. We haven’t matched a like-for-like 3.5g listing on Amazon yet, so there’s no direct comparison. Olive Young usually has the full shade range in store, which online shops abroad often don’t. One tube clears the ₩15,000 tax refund minimum by itself.
The tube is tiny and fits easily in hand luggage.
FAQ
Does it contain fragrance?
Yes. Fragrance is on the Korean ingredient list, along with the fragrance allergens linalool, hexyl cinnamal and benzyl benzoate.
Why do people like Dasique's colours?
Dasique is known for soft, muted, slightly greyed shades that look natural on many skin tones. Olive Young lists around 28 colours.
Does it transfer?
Yes, as glossy tints do, especially in the first minutes. The stain underneath lasts longer than the shine.
Is it the same size as other tints?
It's 3.5g, a little smaller than many 4g tints. Keep that in mind when comparing prices.