Reviews for Cosmetic Playlover Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read episodes 1 to 5, and seeing how the job called BA carefully deals with each and every customer, I felt that it was a wonderful job that values people. What was particularly impressive was the scene where Sahashi-kun asks Mamiya-kun for makeup and walks the runway to meet his expectations. Mamiya-kun's honest impression of seeing Sahashi-kun on the runway and the expression of Sahashi-kun, who was happy to hear it, were really wonderful. The content makes me want to support these two people who are working hard even more from now on!

This review contains spoilers. The story development was very interesting and engaging from volume 1, and it was a work that made me want to reread it over and over again. Every time I read it, I'm strongly drawn to the emotions of the two of them, and I'm even more addicted to it. It was so much fun to read that Toma respects and dotes on Natsume and thinks and acts everything around Natsume! I was puzzled by how Natsume was forcibly raped by Toma in volume 1, but the movements of Toma's heart were carefully depicted later, and the confusion I felt at that time was properly digested. I feel that Natsume had a serious, hard-working, and straightforward personality. What if... are you feeling sluggish?! I felt... for a moment, but it immediately made me realize that it was just a moment's fault. I was so drawn in to the fun of the story, the strength of the two people who felt for each other, and how they trusted and respected each other, and when I noticed it, I finished reading up to 9 volumes in no time. And after all, the way it was shown over there was no decline until volume 9, and it was amazing! I'm so excited to see what kind of scene is coming next. And it's insanely awesome! The scene where they returned from abroad, that was dangerous... the emotions of the two people in the echi scene were conveyed here too, and Natsume is so eccentric and cute, and Toma holds her favorite Natsume so as to incite even the emotions on the reader's side... even though there are so many scenes there, I was able to get a lot of excitement every time... huh... looking up at the sky is amazing. The Natsume family is cheerful and fun, and it makes me want to see this family again. Contrary to that, Toma doesn't have any feelings for his family... I wonder if I wasn't alone and lonely when I was a kid, but I didn't have any fidgety feelings towards my family, so it was exhilarating to read it. For that reason, he was the owner of a character that Brother Toma had drawn in the picture... he was a person I couldn't hate even at first glance. It's funny even if I remember Natsume's gestures when she first met her older brother and explained to Toma what kind of person he looked like. The story of two people who have endless feelings for each other... the summer festival scene had nutrients that can only be obtained with this work ♥... the hugging scene and Natsume's tears... the scene where Huh Toma puts Tomine's ring on Natsume's ring finger, then wears Natsume's ring, and has the ring taken care of “It won't fall with this”... it was unbearably exciting. The story of the 2 sub-captains is also really interesting and I love it. An addictive story that makes me feel like I want to watch more relentless love... the author is too amazing!!

This review contains spoilers. I read volumes 1 to 3 a little while ago, and now I've just finished reading the latest edition all at once! It was a story about a male BA, so it was interesting because it was a subject like no other! Toma, a super cheeky junior, comes to Natsumi, who is proud of her BA job, which has a strong image of not being a “male” occupation. At first, they are two diametrically opposed people, so they often clash, but they have a common passion for the job involving makeup called BA, and they develop into love while respecting each other. It's originally an interesting work, but as the volumes are repeated, the two people who care for each other are really well conveyed, making it even more interesting. I'm also writing with the momentum of reading it all at once, so I think there are places where it's incoherent, but I think everyone who reads this feels...?! I wonder... I read BL by The Number of Stars, but I've never been able to watch works that are so full of love. It's a work where the words “I love you” resonate here too. When I read it, I was moved by every line, and I think the power of love is amazing, wondering if this means falling in love with people. I hope the days when the two of them are loved by many people will continue. May my love for my work be the smallest love among readers.

This review contains spoilers. I watched dramas too~. That was great, but maybe I like comics better. They felt like rivals, and the two were just complaining, and went from having sex to love to being lovers to living together. That's a good flow, isn't it? The story and pictures matched, and it was very easy to read. I was so excited... it was full of excitement. They are two people who handle cosmetics, so beauty is basic ~ eye happiness ~ thank you.

This review contains spoilers. A story about BA princes who work at the cosmetics counter. It's so eccentric from the beginning, so it's exciting... but I like the story of the two who deepen their bond and grow through their work. I really like Natsumi's character who goes straight to his work, does his best at everything, and works hard for people. Toma has spadari attributes, but the size of the vessel that somehow spoils Toma is wonderful. As of volume 9, they are two long-distance couples, and I'm really excited to see how it unfolds in the future! Also, I like the spin-off Bitterness Playbar. When I touch on his background as the villain in the main story, even his humble side seems cute (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. The moment I saw that the design was super type, I decided to buy it! They are both adorable and not mushy, but pure and cute!