URBANDECAY Naked Skin Color Correcting Fluid [Green] Reviews

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1 Reviews

• rap67

  Apr 2, 2021
  Combination SkinSensitive Skin

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  Pros

  I bought it because of the redness cover. There is an ethylhexyl something or other, a chemical UV blocking ingredient, that doesn't agree with me, and it's included in most base products, so I searched around for a while and found this product. Compared to other products, it has relatively fewer irritating ingredients, and the application was also quite nice. It applies smoothly. The redness coverage is also quite good.

  Cons

  If you apply it too much in one area, it'll make your skin look kind of greenish haha It's best to just dab it on the redness spots once or twice with the tip of your finger. The application isn't bad, but the green is quite pigmented, so you have to be careful. And the purchasing route isn't very convenient. The ones available online are all through proxy shopping services. The price is a bit expensive considering the amount, it should be in the mid-10,000 won range, but the lowest price is in the mid-20,000 won range.

  Tip

  I've attached photos of the test I did on the back of my hand to help you gauge the amount. ☆ After taking the first photo, I felt the amount was a bit light, so I swiped the tip on again, and the second photo shows the resulting 'green hand' effect. Let's be careful. ☆

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