Name: Tone-up cream shooting light
Brand: DTRT
Rating: 3.73 (49 reviews)

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DTRT

Tone-up cream shooting light

Pills on Skin

Heavy

Leaves a Sticky Residue

Not Moisturizing

Creamy

Stiff

Matte Finish

Provides a Tone-Up Effect

Looks Natural

Pleasant Scent

Doesn't Cause Breakouts

Long-Lasting

Doesn't Clump

Feels Comfortable

My husband felt a bit awkward about the capsules in the brightening moisturizer at first. They do spread evenly on the skin with some rubbing, but men who aren't used to skincare products might need some time to get accustomed to it.

DTRT's Shooting Light brightening moisturizer is designed for men, naturally illuminating dull skin. It has an emulsion-like texture with tiny beads visible up close. These beads are green color capsules that burst upon application, neutralizing redness. I tested it on the back of my hand and noticed my complexion became brighter with a subtle glow. When I applied it to my husband's face, his lackluster skin instantly brightened. My husband usually dislikes sticky products, but DTRT's brightening moisturizer absorbs well without feeling heavy or sticky - the application is excellent! With its easy-to-apply emulsion texture that's lighter than BB cream, it naturally evens skin tone. It's perfect for men who find makeup intimidating and want something effortless to use.

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It's ordinary. As someone who's not a skincare expert, I find it easy to use. To be honest, I can't really pinpoint any disappointing aspects

Brightens complexion and isn't much different from regular brightening moisturizers

This product works hard to even out your complexion while providing a natural Inner Glow.

Pros and Cons:
The product absorbs so well that it can come off around the mouth and nose when brushing teeth or blowing your nose, leaving those areas darker. This is something to be mindful of after application. I usually remove my sunscreen with cleansing oil, so I used the same method for this DTRT brightening moisturizer, followed by a foam cleanser. It comes off easily, which is both a pro and a con - it's less likely to cause blemishes, but it also means you need to be careful about it coming off during the day.

This review was written by The Hwahae Testers who received the product for free and evaluated it with a sense of representing Hwahae. The review is completely unbiased and honest, with no guidelines or restrictions. The Hwahae Testers' reviews undergo the same strict verification process as regular reviews, and if they don't meet our standards, revisions will be requested.

I'm in my 20s with combination dehydrated skin prone to acne. I've been dealing with persistent whiteheads and pustular acne since I was 13, fluctuating between good and bad phases. I've been known as 'the kid with acne' for years. Recently, I've considered trying makeup since more men are wearing it these days, but I've stuck to skincare and sunscreen to avoid potentially worsening my skin. Winning this Hwahae Testers opportunity has given me the chance to take my first step into the world of makeup. I'm so grateful!

The gentle ingredients are great for my acne-prone skin - it doesn't feel heavy at all. I'm still getting used to the concept of brightening moisturizers and figuring out the right amount to use. While it looks a bit pale to me, others say it looks fine. I apply it over my sunscreen and blend it down my neck to avoid any harsh lines.

Texture-wise, it has a slightly matte feel but spreads easily and absorbs well. Despite my oily skin, the initial tightness I felt right after application didn't last. It doesn't slide off and helps control oil throughout the day, which I love.

Overall, this brightening moisturizer seems perfect for those new to makeup or anyone wanting more coverage than sunscreen alone provides. It's especially great for those who find traditional makeup daunting.

1. Lacks sun protection
It's disappointing that this brightening moisturizer doesn't offer much in terms of sun protection. Applying both this and sunscreen would be too heavy, but using this alone doesn't provide enough protection.

2. Slight stickiness?
While it absorbs quickly, the feeling afterwards is a bit odd - dry yet slightly sticky? It controls oil well, leaving the skin matte, but there's a slight tackiness. It's not bothersome or uncomfortable, but I'd recommend testing it on your hand before purchasing.

1. Fragrance
The citrus scent is really great! My previous brightening moisturizer had an overpowering sweet smell that made me hesitant to apply it, but this product has a lovely fragrance.

2. Application/Coverage
The absorption is pretty good. Let's be honest, most men rarely use puffs or sponges when applying sunscreen or brightening moisturizers. So it's important that it spreads well with just your hands, and this product does that nicely. It absorbs quickly and provides natural coverage, making it easy to use. Plus, there's not a huge difference between before and after application, so it should look natural on men.

3. Ingredients
According to Hwahae, there's only one ingredient to be cautious about. 
It's good that it doesn't contain any pore-clogging ingredients. Many regular sunscreens have a lot of those...

When using this with other products, it can become quite rich, so applying a no-sebum powder can help control excess oil.

Natural brightening effect: 
- While it can cover a wide area with a small amount, it's easy to misjudge the quantity. Using too much can result in an overly white appearance, making your face look unnaturally pale.

Longevity:
- If you apply it in the morning before leaving home, the brightening effect seems to disappear after about 2 hours. However, the product feels too heavy to carry around for touch-ups.

Heaviness/Oiliness:
- As mentioned earlier, applying this product after emulsion and sunscreen can make your skin feel heavy and overly rich. Although it has sun protection, I still use sunscreen as I'm not completely confident in its UV blocking ability alone.

Pilling:
- It tends to pill around the nose and beard area. While not glaringly noticeable, it often requires double cleansing to remove completely.

Here's a review from The Hwahae Testers:

It's great for using as a base when you're heading out for a quick errand near home. 
The pump makes it easy to control the amount, so you can dispense just the right quantity.
If you spread it evenly, it does a good job of neutralizing redness in your complexion. 
It would be an excellent base for those who use cushion foundations or BB creams.

I'd recommend this for those with fair skin that's prone to redness, while those with darker skin tones might prefer a BB cream. Also, I found that after using this brightening moisturizer to neutralize redness and then layering a BB cream on top, my skin looked incredibly healthy. Highly recommended!

However, one downside is that when the green capsules burst, the texture becomes quite thick rather suddenly. Even though I'm sure I applied it evenly, I often heard comments from others saying, 'It looks like you missed a spot there.'

First off, it's important not to confuse this with a BB cream. While BB creams even out darker skin tones for a brightening effect, this brightening moisturizer is designed for those with redness or uneven complexion. It's used to neutralize redness in the skin. Think of it as a makeup base among women's cosmetics products. Personally, I tend to have quite noticeable redness, but I found that when the green capsules burst, they effectively counteract the redness, which I really like.

I mixed it with my sunscreen, applying the mixture only to areas that needed brightening, and used just sunscreen on the rest of my face.

- There's no perfect skin tone corrector -
While it does correct the complexion to some extent, there are limitations. It's clear that the green capsules provide some coverage for redness, but it seems to require a certain level of precision when applying.

*The Hwahae Testers Review*

▶️When you want an easy skin correction, this becomes the item you naturally reach for

- Skin type: Combination dehydrated skin with severe redness on the nose, possibly rosacea?
- Texture: White emulsion type. Personally, I didn't feel any discomfort when applying it. It absorbed smoothly.
- Brightening effect: It's definitely there. However, you really need to control the amount well. If you squeeze out too much and just apply it, you'll end up with an unappealing white face.
  If you think of it as spot coverage and apply it little by little, you can achieve a natural fair skin look, not like the white cast from sunscreen!

Insider tips revealed: 1. It's a perfect match when used with sunscreen (but avoid white-toned sunscreens). 2. Applying a suitable amount to reddened areas can help balance out the redness. For those who wear makeup, if you apply foundation over it, the redness won't show through! I'll share more tips as I discover them.

Some drawbacks: 1. If you apply it when you have flaky skin, be careful as it can create a lot of excess powder. 2. It has a grayish tint that can make you look a bit dull. 3. Remember, use it in moderation - too much and you might look ghostly! 4. There's a slight increase in oiliness, but it's tolerable.

Hello, this is a detailed review from a meticulous high school student! If you find this helpful, please give it a like for more great info. What I loved: It worked well without changing my skin tone, just like other brands - that's great! Even with my extremely oily skin, it didn't disappear quickly. I liked the natural-looking brightening effect. Most importantly, don't worry about it coming off - it becomes spotless with just a little water.

As I'm sure you all know, you should only apply a small amount of brightening moisturizer. If you use too much, well, you know what happens!

These days, many brightening moisturizers come with added sun protection, so it was a bit disappointing this one didn't. I think it would be great if it had multiple functions, as men generally prefer simpler skincare routines.

This is a review from The Hwahae Testers.

I apologize for the delayed feedback. Since this is a men's product, I asked my husband to use it and share his thoughts.

My husband originally had combination dehydrated skin, but it's been getting drier lately, so now it's almost dry.

The product has a slightly thinner consistency than I expected, which my husband found nice as it wasn't too heavy for him to use. The brightness also matched well with his skin tone.

He has slightly blemish-prone skin, so at first his face was a bit red after washing, but it improved after a few days of use.

We both liked the attractive packaging and the scent. We're a bit of an old-soul couple, so we appreciated the slightly cool fragrance. We prefer it over heavier scents!

When asked if he'd buy it again, his response was just 'so-so'.

1. What if it's too white?
As a first-time user preferring natural makeup, I initially struggled with the whiteness and neck mismatch. Here's how I made it work:
1-1. Mix with cream.
If you want a translucent, clear look rather than full coverage, mix it with your final skincare product. I use a 2:1 ratio of moisturizer to brightening moisturizer, followed by sunscreen. This creates a more natural finish and works for body application too.
1-2. Use as a highlighter.
You don't need to apply it everywhere. Highlight areas like the forehead, nose bridge, and chin for a more natural glow than dedicated highlighter products.

2. Salvaging mismatched base makeup.
If you have base makeup that's too dark due to tanning, changing preferences, or incorrect shade selection, try mixing it with brightening moisturizer. It may take some experimentation to match your skin tone, but it's worth it to revive products you might otherwise discard.

1. Feels heavy.
It felt like it created a suffocating layer on my skin. I expected it to bridge skincare and makeup like a primer, but instead it felt more like a barrier that interfered with both steps.

2. Greasiness.
Related to the heaviness, this product feels very oily when applied. Rather than spreading evenly, it seemed to clump and felt grainy. Initially, I worried it might interfere with skin breathing, but while that wasn't a major issue, the greasy feeling was disappointing. This isn't about a natural dewy glow blending with base makeup.

3. Too white.
It's more whitening than brightening. It doesn't so much even the complexion as simply make it white, which is disappointing. I found ways to work around this, but I wish it had pink or yellow undertones for easier use. I'll share tips on managing this below.

4. Price.
There are many other brightening moisturizers on the market. I can't recommend this considering its price-to-performance ratio.

1. Better for winter than summer.
While brightening moisturizers are typically suited for summer when skin is more exposed, this product is different. Its rich texture and skin-protective feel may be polarizing, but it's highly recommendable for dry skin in winter. Since everyone has different preferences and skin types, I strongly suggest testing it before purchasing.

2. A new proposition for men.
Brightening moisturizers are predominantly used by women, but I'm aware that many men are now showing interest in skincare without stigma. However, I've encountered situations where men want a natural look but lack experience in product selection and application techniques. In this sense, brightening moisturizers can naturally illuminate the skin while avoiding drawbacks of other base makeup products like darkening, need for touch-ups, or mismatched shades.

It has a slightly matte finish. While it doesn't pill, it feels a bit stiff - how should I describe it? You need to be careful when applying to ensure even coverage without any clumping.

[The Hwahae Testers review] Compared to other complexion-correcting creams, this one feels incredibly lightweight and refreshing - it's in a league of its own. I loved that it wasn't sticky at all and didn't feel heavy when applied. At first, I thought it was just an emulsion, but I was pleasantly surprised by its immediate brightening effect, which made me realize it was actually a brightening moisturizer. The packaging design is sleek and pretty, and the pump dispenser makes it clean and efficient to use. I'm definitely planning to repurchase.

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