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- :요술공주밍키:Dec 19, 2020 (UTC)Combination SkinSensitive SkinAcne Skin
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Cons1. The ingredients are disappointing. Most regular products have only fragrance as a concerning ingredient, but this one has phenoxyethanol and another concerning ingredient. 2. It's a blur pact, but the blurring effect isn't very noticeable. 3. The included puff isn't as good as expected. 4. The longevity doesn't seem to be particularly good.
TipI'd recommend spending a bit more on something else...