If you love a cute, multifunctional product, you need to meet FWEE’s Blurry Pudding Pot! This innovative K-beauty gem has taken social media by storm – first trending all over Korea and quickly becoming a cult favourite in Japan. Beauty lovers across Asia have fallen in love with its ultra-light, mousse-like texture that melts into the skin for a soft, airbrushed finish.

But this isn’t just a viral sensation with a cute name. FWEE’s Blurry Pudding Pot is packed with densely pigmented colour, but also but also blends out super easily, making it perfect for quick, everyday makeup as well as more creative, layered looks. Whether you're after that signature dewy Korean flush or a chic, soft-focus monochrome style, this versatile pot can do it all.

In today’s post, we’ll show you three easy and inspiring ways to use the Blurry Pudding Pot – on your cheeks, lips, and even eyes! – to get the most out of this multitasking product. Trust us, once you try it, you’ll understand why it’s become a makeup bag essential for beauty lovers everywhere.

Tip 1: Use it as a blush base

The Blurring Pudding Pot is so pigmented that you can easily use it alone, but one of our favourite ways to amp up its intensity and longevity is to use it as a blush base, then apply powder blush on top, which will help to keep your blush in place for longer.

How to do it: Apply the Blurry Pudding Pot to the apples of your cheeks and sweep up towards your cheekbones, using either an applicator or your fingers. Once you’ve blended it in, take a blusher brush and apply a powdered blush in a similar colour on top. 

Tip 2: Use it all over your face - on cheeks, lips, and eyes

We believe makeup rules are meant to be broken, or at the very least bent a little…so while FWEE might describe this product as a lip and cheek tint, what’s to stop you from applying it to your eyes, too? Perfect for Cherubs who love minimalist routines with maximum impact, this monochrome look is so easy to achieve and guaranteed to turn heads. 

How to do it: Using your finger or a brush, apply the Pudding Pot to the apples of your cheeks, your lips, and to your eyelids, and blend thoroughly. 

Tip 3: Use two different shades on your lips

To add some depth and dimension to your lips, try out an ombré effect by applying a brighter shade to the middle of your lips and a darker shade to the edges of your lips. A kind of relaxed version of lipliner, this will add definition without feeling too harsh or “done”. Alternatively, you can use the brighter shade in the centre of your lips and then blur it out into a paler shade, for a lollipop-stain effect that’s particularly on-trend right now. 

How to do it: Apply the brighter shade to the center of your lips, blurring it outwards. Then, apply the darker shade to the edges of your lips, and blur it inwards. Voilà! A more sophisticated makeup look that also feels young and playful.