It is a hauntingly beautiful and honest work. Unlike the prevailing majority of yuri stories, this one deals with women who are, let's say, in their golden years. The protagonist has just lost her husband and seeks some new things to fill her life with (simultaneously realizing how empty and bereft of self-care it had been before). But instead, she finds a new love in a cosmetics store. Telling a story like that is no easy task since it involves more than just truthfully depicting a budding romance between two old ladies. It also has to explain their background and how they see the modern world,having been raised in a completely different environment, of which this manga is quite critical. But the author does an incredible job at that. Very respectful and honest, as I've already said.

I've read only the first volume so far, but I can't see how a story written with so much care and attention to detail could go wrong. Totally recommended.