CLIO Vegan Wear Ceramide Velvet Cushion [SPF45/PA++] [No. 4 Ginger]

The Hwahae Trial Reviewer considers the large pores, combination skin, olive-toned complexion, and aging of the human. Unnecessary introduction: Before the COVID-19 situation, I only used Clio for nude coverage and moisture. I mainly used it for correction purposes, and a smooth feel was important, but I avoided Clio because the coverage was good but the extreme feel was a problem. However, over the past 2 years, I've been buying the renewed version and new products like crazy. I've never used foundation like this for 2 years straight in my life. Was I just craving something? Main points: 1. Among the current Clio cushions, the 'most ordinary' feel is the Nudism. It has a slightly smoother texture than the Kill Cover Fixer, but doesn't reach the glow line, staying in the semi-matte range. For those with oily skin, it may even reach the semi-glow level. 2. The Clio layering rule applies the same here. As it's for the large pores, it's important that it builds up calmly and neatly (large pores can't be covered by foundation alone. The best is to apply it neatly. Please add powder). 3. Clio is on the brighter side, but it settles down over time. It's not that the darkening is severe, but the powder-like feel that floats at first seems to settle down. However, the color difference among the same shades is not significant, and it feels the least floating. 4. If you don't use a mask or only for a short time (about 2 hours of commute), it will transfer a bit but won't break down significantly. It does transfer more when wearing a KF94 mask for an extended period, but it's still less than the previous products. When taking off the KF94 after several hours, the foundation on the cheeks had disappeared, but it wasn't because anything got stuck, so it was actually more convenient for touch-ups. For dry skin, I'm not sure, but for oily/combination skin, it seems more advantageous. 5. The case lid is well-sealed, which is good. The rest are downsides.

1. Indeed, if it weren't for the mask situation, there would be a disappointment that the beautiful skin expression would be better maintained. With masks, no matter what you use, it will transfer easily, and it depends on the wearing time and type of mask. The same goes for other products, but based on my experience of using various products for 2 years, the differences are more significant in this case. 2. The case is quite pretty, but it does pick up fingerprints easily, which is unavoidable. And after the renewal, there have been cases where the Clio case refills don't fit well, and this product is included in that. The price is on the higher end compared to the previous products, but considering the quality of the texture, it seems the investment was not primarily for developing a special texture, as they have already mastered the base. For a company that didn't make vegan products before, suddenly making them requires reworking the manufacturing process, which incurs additional costs. There are also certification costs for the Ecocert vegan certification. This is a basic reason why organic and vegan certified products tend to be more expensive. The certification and process costs are likely higher than their own marketing costs. In that sense, many people may be disappointed that the quality doesn't justify the price increase, but considering they have already perfected the base, and looking at the product itself, it can still be considered a good product.

When wearing a mask for an extended period, the foundation disappears, so feel free to eat comfortably and touch up your makeup.

The fact that it is a vegan product is seen positively, and from what I've heard, the coverage of the Killcover seems to have worked quite well.

I don't know if it didn't suit my skin, but every time I used it, my skin would break out... I have no intention of repurchasing it.