What kind of "cultural and creative network celebrity" is the best powder for the Forbidden City calendar, joint lipstick and Yuxi bus card?

These days, many people have been awakened by the calendar of the Forbidden City, the joint lipstick and the jade seal bus card. These things combine traditional culture with present life and are very tasty. So what kind of "cultural and creative network celebrities" is the best powder? I think it's a joint lipstick.

Relatively speaking, there are fewer ways to buy the calendar of the Forbidden City, which is more suitable for collection. Nowadays, with the popularization of many mobile phone bus payments, bus cards may become less and less popular. But lipstick, as a favorite of women, must have many fans.

? The Forbidden City lipstick has also become popular in the circle of friends recently, and the pre-sale of 6-color lipstick cooperated by "Forbidden City Wenchuang" is also very popular. Among them, the most popular ones are Lang Yaohong and Maple Leaf Red, which are white and easy to control.

Among the six lipsticks jointly limited by the Forbidden City, Lang Yaohong is the most sought-after one. Because this color is too skin color, many people can control it. The key is to look good in it. The red lipstick of Langyao in the Forbidden City and the red glazed Guanyin statue of Langyao in the Palace Museum are all white and expensive. The design of the tube body comes from the magenta satin embroidered (ch m 4 ng, meaning coat) clothes. There are flowers in the four seasons and cranes in the air, which is very enjoyable and practical.

The color of maple leaf red is more youthful, white and young than that of Lang Yaohong. Its design inspiration also comes from our national treasure. The round box with Chinese red and white stripes is in the Palace Museum. The color of this lipstick adopts the same glaze color, and the classical beauty is full of youthful vitality. The design of the barrel is very eye-catching, and the patterns and colors come from the skirts of the Palace Museum. Hydrangea and the bees on it form a fragrant pattern.