The older Peripera Ink Mood Glowy Tint suits you if you want a light, glossy wash of color and don’t mind reapplying after meals. Skip the reviewed light shades if strong coverage or dependable wear without touch-ups is your priority.
This guide is about the older Ink Mood Glowy Tint (4 g), not the renewed Mood Glowy Tint that Korea sells now. The two have different manufacturers and shade numbers. This guide draws on four published Korean reviews; it is not a hands-on test.
The short answer
- You want soft shine and light color → reasonable fit
- Reviewers of older #04, #21 and #24 described light color. The #24 reviewer said touch-ups did not look clumpy.
- You want strong color for hours, no touch-ups → skip it
- In that same review, the 4-hour photo showed weak wear. The 8-hour photo included a touch-up after a meal. No review here showed long wear on the lips without a touch-up.
- Your natural lip color is deep → light shades are a weak choice
- Older #21 looked fainter on the lips than on the wrist for a reviewer with deep natural lip color.
- You need zero transfer → skip it on this evidence
- None of the four reviews tested cups, tissues or masks.
- You are ordering online → match name, number and edition
- The same number can mean a different shade in the current version.
Buying decision at a glance
| Your priority | What the reviews show |
|---|---|
| Shine and leftover color | Judge them separately. The #24 reviewer liked the shine but said wear was weak at 4 hours. A different review, with two other older shades on the palm, reported leftover color.A glossy look does not tell you how strongly a shade stains. [#24 review, two-shade review] |
| Touch-ups after eating | Better if you can reapply. The #24 reviewer said touching up looked fine. The 8-hour photo included one touch-up after a meal, plus water and food.Do not read it as 8 hours without touching up. [#24 review] |
| Deep natural lip color | A light shade may barely show. The #21 reviewer, who described their natural lips as deep in color, found it too faint alone and put it over a lip base.If covering your lip color is the goal, hand swatches will not settle it. [#21 review] |
| Thin but a little sticky | Thin can still feel tacky. The #24 reviewer found it thin and easy to spread, with some stickiness.If you dislike any tacky feel, this is a deciding point. [#24 review] |
| Flaky lips | Not a fix for flakes. The smooth, low-flake result for #04 came after the reviewer removed dead skin from their lips.It is not evidence that the tint smooths flaky lips by itself. [#04 review] |
| Transfer to cups and masks | No evidence either way. None of the four reviews tested cups, tissues or masks.Leftover color and transfer are different questions. |
Older vs. current: check first
Clio’s official Korean shop lists the older Ink Mood Glowy Tint and the current Mood Glowy Tint as separate products. Both are sold by Clio under the Peripera name, but the listed manufacturer differs: C&C International for the older one, Cosmax for the current one. The shade numbers were also reassigned.
A January 2026 news report said Ink Mood Glowy was renewed as Mood Glowy, with an early launch at Olive Young Korea on February 1, 2026. The wear reports here assess the older formula; they do not establish how the renewed version performs.
| Number | Older Ink Mood Glowy | Current Mood Glowy |
|---|---|---|
| #21 | Cooling Pink (Korean 쿨소평가), Lucky Lottery Edition | Young And Peach (Korean 영앤피치) |
| #24 | Coral Pride (Korean 자몽부심), Soda Café Collection | “Peady Peach”, spelled as on the YesStyle page (Korean 완익피치) |
The English names above follow YesStyle’s listings. The Korean shade name Mamjjikrose (맘찍로즈) appears at #03 in the older line and #09 in the current line; a familiar name does not guarantee the same formula.
Treat #24 as a past example. On September 30, 2026, the official Korean page for the older tint had 15 selectable shades, including #04 and #21, but not #24. That alone does not prove #24 is discontinued.
Before you order
- Look for “Ink” in the product name. The older tint has it. The current one does not.
- Check the number and shade name together. #21 Cooling Pink and #24 Coral Pride are older shades. Either one alone can point to the wrong product.
- Check the edition name (Lucky Lottery, Soda Café) and the packaging photos.
For the older 4g tint reviewed here, use Club Clio’s official Korean listing or Olive Young Global’s Ink Mood Glowy Tint listing. The renewed Mood Glowy Tint has a separate listing. Match the shade name and edition before checkout; stock and shipping vary by destination.
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Shine vs. leftover color
The main appeal of #24 for its reviewer was a light gloss on bare lips. The reviewer used it alone, called it thin and easy to spread, and mentioned a slight sticky feel. This photo shows the reviewer’s lips in elevator lighting. The wear time is not stated.
In the review’s 4-hour photo, the reviewer said the color did not hold well. The 8-hour photo came after one touch-up after a meal, with water and food in between. The reviewer reported no leftover stain at that point. That makes #24 a shade for people who plan to reapply, not one for a single application that lasts all day.
A reviewer who received the product free reported a different result with two other older shades, Tinmechuhae and Mamjjikrose. They applied about two layers on the palm, and the leftover color looked close to the original shades. The time and removal method are unstated, and the reviewers and conditions differ, so this is not a direct ranking against #24. These reports do not establish one stain strength for the whole line. If a lasting stain matters, do not assume one shade’s result carries over to another.
Hand swatch vs. your lips
On the hand, #24 looks coral. On the lips above, it looks pinker. The reviewer described themself as a summer cool tone and said colors tend to look pinker on their lips. The lighting for the two photos is not confirmed to match, so they are not a true color chart.
The takeaway: do not expect the hand swatch to look the same on your lips. Your own lip color changes the result.
The #21 review shows this more clearly. The #21 Cooling Pink reviewer described their natural lip color as deep. They saw #21 as a cool pink with a little white in it, fainter on the lips than on the wrist. On its own it was not enough, so they wore it over a lip base on days with strong eye makeup and blush. The review does not say how many coats they used, how long they waited, or which base they chose.
If you want a clear, bold cool pink that covers your natural lip color, do not choose #21 on this evidence. If you want a soft, see-through cool pink, #21 fits that goal.
Touch-ups, stickiness, dry lips
The #24 reviewer said reapplying did not look clumpy and did not collect along the inner lip line. The review does not say whether the lips were prepped. That fits a routine of reapplying to keep the shine. It fits less well if you want a tint you cannot feel.
The #04 reviewer tried the older tint after removing dead skin from their lips. They used it when going out and for touch-ups, and found it smooth, with less flaking. Wear was fine when they were not eating, but no hours were given. They also said photos make it look stronger than in person, closer to a light pink. This supports smooth application on prepared lips. It does not show the tint fixes lips that are already flaking.
A caution on flaking. A short 2022 review of older #02, a red coral, said it looked more matte than expected and showed lip flakes. It gave no wear time, lip prep or number of coats. It is a limited counterexample to a blanket “no flaking” claim.
On transfer, the #24 reviewer’s no-stain note at 8 hours is about leftover color. It is not a cup or mask test. If you cannot accept transfer, none of these reviews gives you a reason to buy.
Useful Korean phrases
Pronunciations are approximate.
Sources and update date
Updated September 30, 2026. These are individual cases, not how most buyers rate the tint or how every shade performs. All Korean pages were read on September 30, 2026.
- Older #24: Naver blog review by @뷰띠룩의 뷰티 리뷰, August 17, 2026 (Korean). Marked as self-purchased.
- Older #21: Naver blog review, September 15, 2026 (Korean). Marked as self-purchased.
- Older Tinmechuhae (틴메추해) and Mamjjikrose (맘찍로즈): theqoo post, September 4, 2024 (Korean). Product provided free.
- Older #04: Unpa review, January 3, 2026 (Korean). Marked as self-purchased by the platform.
- Extra short review, older #02: Unpa review, July 31, 2022 (Korean). Not counted in the four.
- Clio official shop, older tint: product page (Korean), checked September 30, 2026.
- Clio official shop, current tint: product page (Korean), checked September 30, 2026.
- Danawa: Ink Mood Glowy renewal news, January 30, 2026 (Korean).
- YesStyle: older #21 Cooling Pink; older #24 Coral Pride; current Mood Glowy. Checked September 30, 2026.
- Olive Young Global: older listing and current listing. Checked September 30, 2026.
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