Reviews for Bless Manga

This review contains spoilers. Instead of erasing freckles with wonderful memories, they restore girls' original confidence and personality with makeup that makes use of them. The girl walking the runway with her heart stretched out and smiled is nothing short of cool. The scene where they are wearing makeup is also beautiful, and the makeup artist's conflict is fascinating! You can enjoy the designs, makeup ideas, feelings, and stories, so be sure to read them!

This review contains spoilers. The story of Himawari was so wonderful - it's wonderful to just say that I can like the part that everyone thinks is a flaw and says, but the place where they sympathize with it is so passionate that I burst into tears without knowing it, hmm. The pictures are also gorgeous and beautiful, I like them

This review contains spoilers. The development of the main character, Aia, who had given up on dreaming for fear of being reminded that she wasn't a diamond, met Jun, a group of similar people who lived by hiding what they wanted to do, and decided to move forward by believing in each other's power was dramatic and heart-warming. Even if you get hit and hurt, it's much better than regretting not taking on the challenge later, and even if you don't have the talent you were born with, your feelings of love and effort won't surpass such things, so I want you to keep chasing your dreams and work hard even when struggling. I'm not familiar with makeup, but I really like youth comics that I can read while supporting young people who work hard, so I was really attracted to this work.

This review contains spoilers. Speaking of that work, let me explain what kind of work it is. The youth comic, which depicts a high school girl suffering from freckles and a male makeup artist trying to fix her freckles, makes me want to support them until the end.

This review contains spoilers. The main character, Udagawa Aia, is a boy in his first year of high school. A model until junior high school, he has a gorgeous appearance that easily attracts attention from within his class. Therefore, Aia herself was fed up with being forced to model the school festival contest even though she wasn't motivated. Moreover, the female student Jun Sumizaki, who spoke to me as an executive committee member, was so plain that she didn't seem to be used to it. While it was a selection of people that could be easily understood because they were being pushed on by each other, Aia noticed Jun's high potential... It was a work that somehow condensed the goodness of youth.

This review contains spoilers. I wanted to see the wonderful pictures and the many sparkling and colorful makeup tools in full color! I once again felt that Aia's makeup that matches that person's feelings and makes use of that person's self is not just a tool, but really art. It's not about Jun's own freckles as a flaw; it's like a sunflower! I was moved by the story that I grew up being told that. No matter what, I tend to focus only on my own shortcomings, but it makes me feel gently pushed back that each person has strengths and is a wonderful woman.

This review contains spoilers. It was a sparkling, youthful story about having dreams and working hard for them, and the story was interesting. The picture also matched this work, and I'm glad. I read it somehow, but I was curious about how it would go.