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• ✝︎딥문♥

  Aug 14, 2021
  Combination SkinSensitive Skin

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  Pros

  The product I bought after considering the coverage is incredibly creamy. It provides more coverage than regular concealer. You shouldn't use it like regular foundation. Even using half the amount of a rice grain can cover the entire face. It applies smoothly and evenly, like a poached egg. It covers blemishes well. It makes the skin look nice. It's not drying, which is good. It seems like a makeup product for special occasions. The 218 Yellow Beige color has no reddish undertone, which I like. I recommend it for skin tones between 22-23. It's good for thicker skin. If you want to cover redness with a slightly yellow tone, I recommend this. If coverage is your priority, this is a good choice. For normal skin, you can also use it as a concealer. It's waterproof and sweat-resistant, so it's good for the intended use. The amount is way too much - it'll last forever.

  Cons

  •It's been a while since I bought it, but I don't reach for it often. I think it's because it's too creamy. Absolutely don't apply it thickly. It can really cling to and accentuate texture, making the makeup look theatrical. It covers my entire face tone, which I don't prefer. If you prefer a more transparent base that lets your natural skin shine through, this is not for you. •For those with slightly yellow-toned skin, the 218 color can look a bit too yellow and dated. •It has a feeling of a lot of mineral oil being applied. •It requires a lot of powder application.

  Tip

  Controlling the amount used is key. It's perfect when used with a puff.

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• rudalee94

  Jan 28, 2020
  Dry SkinSensitive Skin

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  Pros

  This foundation has excellent coverage. I usually wear a light makeup, but when I go on a trip or want to look a bit nicer, I can apply a small amount of this foundation and it makes my skin look glowing and great. You have to use a puff to evenly spread out just a tiny bit of this foundation across your face. This foundation is waterproof, so even if I sweat a lot, it doesn't come off and I don't need to retouch my makeup. I don't like the look of obvious demarcation between my face and neck with bright makeup, so in the winter I use shade 21 which can make me look very pale, and in the summer I use shade 23 which doesn't give me a radiant look and makes me look bare-faced. But in the summer when my skin is slightly tanned, this foundation matches perfectly and looks luminous, and even in the winter, at first it can make my skin look yellowish, but over time it blends smoothly and evenly to give me a clean, natural-looking finish.

  Cons

  When taking photos or filming, I use this foundation to cover my whole face on special occasions, but on regular days I apply it very, very lightly (it takes some skill to do this) or just dab it on like a concealer on my cheeks.

  Tip

  You don't have to squeeze out an amount the size of a grain of rice, but rather just dab the foundation that comes out when you open the tube onto a puff, and apply a very small amount. Then just lightly pat and touch up the areas that need more coverage. My skin is extremely dry, so in the winter I absolutely cannot set the foundation with powder. Instead, I lightly press an empty puff that hasn't picked up any powder onto my face to smooth it out. My nose and forehead get oily, so when I need to retouch, I also just dab an empty puff onto those areas instead of using powder.

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