Reviews for Cosmetic Playlover Manga

There are no personal flaws with Narashima Sachi sensei's works, and I always enjoy them. The clumsiness of reception and the dexterity of attack were well depicted, intertwined, and it was interesting.

This is a story about a male beauty staff member who works at a department store. The composition is a hard-working senior and a genius type junior, but as the story progresses, the essence of the two becomes more visible. At first, Senpai-kun, who is serious about his junior-kun, had a hard time, and it's a pity, but after the change in attitude came, I was able to watch it with peace of mind little by little. It looks like the serialization is still going on. I'm also looking forward to future developments.

A male beauty staff member at a department store, junior Sahashi x senpai. Sahashi burns his hand at the brilliant but cheeky Sahashi. Hats off to Natsumi's enthusiasm and honesty. They are too nice people to evaluate correctly even if they are frustrated to be overtaken by their juniors, and put on top of each other because they want to improve even if they give up opportunities. I really love my job, that's great. I was initially upset by Sahashi's bad attitude, but I'm glad he became a reliable ally after getting serious. It's certainly hard to ask a male BA, so the two people who get top results there are amazing. I wonder if stories about Sahashi's model days will also come up after volume 2. I'm also looking forward to Natsumi's further leap forward. There is a spin-off of Kakizaki, who was hostile to Natsumi. I don't really like being taken up as a spin-off, so I just want the sequel to be Sahashi x Natsumi main. *After reading volume 2, a hit horse appears for each of the two additional people, and their relationship is solidified as lovers. I thought they would get involved a little more, but I thought they wouldn't be that relentless, but I'm looking forward to seeing Nanjo appear again in the next 3 volumes. I'd like to see Natsumi step up next.

My colleague Sahashi, who sells cosmetics, is a man who does his job bluntly without getting serious about anything even though he can do it. While being frustrated by their attitude, they set off in anticipation of their abilities... it's too much at first, but after getting serious, Sahashi is determined, and it's nice to be able to feel that he cares for him.

It's different from the main story... I've never seen a male BA before, but does it actually exist? Maybe I don't like being touched on my face by a handsome guy, and in some cases, being looked at with makeup. I wouldn't like it even more if he wasn't a handsome guy... but if so, I'm likely to have troublesome customers.

I reread it from the beginning to commemorate the completion, but it's still interesting! The main character's occupation is BA BL, and this was my first time working on this film. Natsumi, who is clumsy in love with her work while facing her straight, and Toma-kun, who loves and respects Natsumi, and begins to seriously work on her work, told me about the fun of work BL. Kei-chan was also a character I empathized with and cheered for, so I was looking forward to Vitalaba every time. I liked Aizawa-san when it was a female character. Each volume also has a solid story theme and is worth reading (in other words, only volume 9 was a bit subtle; it's just a matter of my own taste). It has been conveyed that volume 10 is drawn very carefully and carefully, frame by frame. I don't really like the design, but it's great that there is no blurring after 10 volumes.

It's a genre I don't read very often, but the setting is also easy for women to get into, and above all, the two are too beautiful! The gap between hierarchical relationships at work and private life grows ♡

Kakizaki likes the spin-off CP too much and is seriously disgusting with the main story that has been bought for that purpose, but with that awareness, she doesn't like herself like that, so it's better to have an inferiority feeling... they have mutual love even though they do good shunken, don't they want the book here to exist

I bought it because I liked Toma and Natsume! They trust each other, their love is unwavering, and it's nice that there aren't many strange guesses. However, there are a lot of stories about different CPs... even though I bought them for 2 people, I was disappointed with half of them being different CPs... it was a bit painful because not everything is good with BL... I buy it because I like Toma and Natsume...

At first, there was so much resistance to forcible action that I almost stopped reading it, but as I read it, it was so cute and sexy, it made me feel amazed, and it took me by my side with an exquisite feeling.

As the title suggests, there was a trial period, so I was addicted to it when I read it. The two main characters were so beautiful and cute, and I reread them over and over again because I wanted to cheer them on. I'm not good at intense scenes, but there was so much love between these two people that it became a good thing as I reread them. I want them to keep flirting happily, warmly, cute, and friendly, and I want them to show it to me.

I read it in the wake of the drama, so it shocked me a lot because I wasn't used to BL (the beginning and depiction of the relationship between the main characters, etc.). But in the end, I was curious about the continuation and read them all, and I feel like I want to keep watching until the end.

It's been around for a long time, so I bought a few books using coupons and discounts, and there are only popular works, and the pictures are beautiful and interesting, and Sahashi-kun and Spadari Natsumi are also very cute, but I wonder if they're a little too clumsy... but they were two cute people

The people who can work are cool, nice, but watching them both get cuter and cuter made me feel so much