Dior Skin Nude Air Serum [10 Ivory]

First, it makes the vanity table look very luxurious because it is so pretty. 1. It is very light: It is so incredibly light that you can barely tell you've applied anything. It applies smoothly and spreads evenly. 2. No caking: Despite being applied very thinly, it doesn't cake at all. It doesn't stick to the pores and just flies away. It doesn't look dirty. 3. Matte finish: This is a matte foundation. For my dry skin, it's just a matte foundation, but the oily-skinned person who tried it said it doesn't look greasy at all and is great.

1. Coverage: There is practically no coverage to be found. For someone with great skin, it provides just a light blurring effect, making the skin look porcelain-like and beautiful, but for someone with skin blemishes or imperfections, it's a useless foundation and concealer is a must. 2. Fragrance: This is a love-it-or-hate-it aspect. I don't particularly like fragranced products, and this foundation has a fragrance level comparable to perfume. Even if I don't wear perfume, the scent is constantly wafting from my face. 3. Longevity: Since it applies so thinly, it's the type of foundation that flies away over time. I think it lasted around 5 hours on me, which feels quite short. There are many good foundations available these days.

On days when your skin is in good condition, you can wear light makeup and look like a natural beauty. With a glowy foundation, you can create a healthy, porcelain-like, and smooth skin look, rather than a baby-like appearance.

My skin is close to dry and a bit tanned, so I usually use shades 21 or 23. The Aer Nude 020 covers blemishes to some extent, creating a smooth and natural-looking even tone that seems like my own skin. The product applies lightly without feeling sticky or greasy, adhering well to the skin. I am very satisfied with this foundation.

The downside is that it has been discontinued in Korea, so one has to resort to overseas purchases or stock up on it during trips abroad.