grammatically wrong: Radiance Crush
Hello,
I'm an English learner and a product developer in Korea.
I'm currently naming a new product of my company.
I want it to focus on how radiant(Luminous) it is on your skin.
Yes, It is a brightening fuctional cosmetics.
I'm wondering, for English speakers, 'Radiance Crush' sounds awkard.
I googled 'Radiant Crush'. I think the second would be okay grammarly.
Do you guys think it is okay to use it, even though 'Radiance Crush' is wrong in a way?
Sorry for my bad english skills. I hope you guys could understand what I said.
I really thank you for all.
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Radiant crush would be best I think, because Radiant modifies crush as an adjective. Radiance is a noun, so having two nouns standing together would be a little awkward in a product name.
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좋은 의견 감사합니다. Thank you! I didn't expect that I got a big help from Italki, but you and Diana give me a hand. Thanks!
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How about Crushing Radiance?
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