That's an art of pore coverage!! Just frequently replace the puff, and every time you apply it, it has great adhesion, excellent pore coverage, and provides a radiant oil control. However, after about 4 hours, a little oil does start to come up for me!! But the large area is still well-maintained in a fluffy and soft condition, and it's so lightweight and comfortable that I'm using it well!! It also has less tugging.

As time passes, the areas around the mouth, eyes, and nose tend to develop cracks and have excess oil buildup. Since it is not a powder-type product, if applied incorrectly with a puff, it can clump. Therefore, it is recommended to apply it with a brush or properly maintain the condition of the puff.

Don't directly pat the Hwahae onto the oily base. Instead, gently dab it with a tissue first, then apply it in small amounts. Applying it all over can cause it to float and look greasy, so I recommend focusing on the areas that aren't as pretty (around the nose, areas with large pores).

Skin type: sensitive, oily, troubled Even without using powder after applying makeup, my makeup used to break down and get cakey, which was really disappointing. But when I use this product, my skin definitely becomes porcelain-like. And while my pores aren't huge, they're not exactly small either - but this product makes them practically disappear! Plus, it smooths out any unevenness and doesn't irritate my skin at all, so I use it religiously. It also applies so smoothly and softly - it's great! The only issue is that the color is really bright, so when I used it after getting quite tanned in the summer, my face ended up looking unnaturally pale, which was a bit shocking. But that was my own fault...haha.

It's definitely a puff type, so when you apply skin makeup and use it, the puff gets very dirty... I used to buy puffs from About Tone, but it feels like a waste of money to buy them... So I periodically buy powder puffs from Daiso and replace them, and other than that being a bit of a hassle, it seems fine!