VERBELLA Cover Art Foundation Pact for Cover [SPF50+/PA+++] [Level 3 Beige]

The beige and peach colors I've tried both work for me, but based on my own standards, the beige is a better match. However, seeing that my spring-warm toned friend says the beige is right and my autumn-warm toned friend says the peach is right, it seems difficult to definitively determine the tone just by the color. Individual testing seems necessary. The coverage is the best among the foundations and cushions I've tried. It covers pores and small blemishes, but the application method is important. If you just pat it on from the start, the pores can appear more prominent and the makeup can look thick. Since the coverage is strong, you should first lightly apply it, smoothing it from the inner face outwards, then apply it to the cheeks, and finally use the remaining product to cover the areas around the pores on the nose. For small blemishes, you can dab on a bit more product. Applying it first with a foundation brush works well. The application is very smooth and thin despite the coverage, similar to the Clio foundation and Cushion, but this feels more like a cushion version. It's a completely different experience from the Hera cushion. The staying power is so-so. The good application makes it feel well-adhered, but if I just wear this alone and put on a mask, it transfers onto the mask. However, using powder makes it transfer less compared to wearing other products.

The puff is terrible. The puff needs to be improved. I thought the product was just so-so when using the puff that comes with it, but it turns out the puff is the problem. If you try using a different puff, you'll immediately understand what I mean.

The most notable feature of this product is its beautiful case.