Name: Be Glow Foundation [SPF27+/PA++] [WEDDING PEACH]
Brand: espoir
Rating: 4.06 (17 reviews)

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Be Glow Foundation [SPF27+/PA++] [WEDDING PEACH]

Contains Artificial Fragrance

Doesn't Set Well

Creamy

Doesn't Have Good Color

Overpowering Smell

Irritating

Unsatisfactory Scent

Pink Tint

Adds Glow

Applies Thinly

Looks Natural

Provides a Tone-Up Effect

Recommended for Fall Warm Tones

Moisturizing

It seems good to mix with a dark foundation to adjust the color.

Dryness
The feeling was less moisturized than expected

Longevity
There is a bit of oiliness and the area around the mouth seems to crumble a bit, which is a bit disappointing

✔️Moisturizing
Not overly burdensome, with a slight sheen when applied, and surprisingly less moisturizing than expected

✔️Coverage
Slightly below medium, with a slight translucency of the skin

✔️Longevity
Maintains an overall clean appearance

비글로우 파운데이션 [SPF27+/PA++] [웨딩피치]

You can use it as a base for makeup or as a highlighter.

I'm quite satisfied. I was very pleased with it, it was just right.

The makeup applies smoothly from start to finish without feeling heavy or slipping on the skin, with excellent adhesion.
The longevity is also excellent, and despite being a luminous foundation, it does not become shiny over time, which surprised me. The natural glow effect is very natural and beautiful, giving the skin a healthy and radiant appearance. Thanks to the excellent adhesion without any cakiness, the makeup remains impeccably maintained throughout the day.
I had tried Begloss and Bi-silk before, but they didn't suit my skin, so I had been trying various products. But in the end, I came back to Espoir. This time, I think I can settle on this.
The 'Wedding Peach' pink-based product I received together was also very useful. When mixed with the foundation, it naturally brightens the complexion, making it perfect as a highlighter. For those with bright and clear skin, I strongly recommend using Wedding Peach alone, as it can create a beautiful skin expression.

The skin shows a bit of dead skin, it builds up thickly, and the coverage of blemishes is lacking.

The Espoir Be Glow Foundation is a really recommended product for those who love the "water-drinking skin" expression, as it satisfies both moisturizing and natural glow expression at the same time.

The formula is a slightly tacky, moisturizing liquid type. It spreads easily with the hands, and when patted with a brush or puff, it expresses a shimmering glow well. It has a moisturizing adhesion that is not heavy, so it is a comfortable texture, especially for dry skin with dryness.

As the name suggests, "Be Glow," it adds a natural luster and vitality to the skin. The glow comes alive along the texture, making the skin look bright and lively even with a thin application. If the skin's unevenness is not severe, it can be expressed neatly without a primer.

The coverage is around medium or less. It can correct the tone, shallow redness, and skin texture, but concealer is essential for blemishes, troubles, and deep freckles.

However, if you try to increase the coverage by layering it, it may slightly slip. It's better to apply it thinly in multiple layers. It has quite good durability for a moisturizing foundation. The glow slightly decreases over time, but the moisturizing effect is maintained without dryness.

There is little darkening, and it maintains the initial color for a long time.

✅ Advantages (for dry skin):
1. Excellent expression of moisturizing glow, creating a lively skin
2. Comfortable adhesion without dryness, the skin does not feel tight
3. Light usage and natural skin texture expression
4. Optimized for dry skin with a glow finish

❌ Disadvantages:
1. Weak coverage, so concealer is essential on days with blemishes
2. May slip on skin unevenness or troubles
3. May feel greasy on oily skin (durability may decrease)

Typically, the 21st shade would make my face appear extremely pale and pinkish if used alone. For skin tones above the 21st shade, I recommend mixing it with other foundations or using it as a highlighter.

I tried using it as a mini since I wasn't sure about the color. It's a peach tone and I mixed it with the slightly darker foundation I was using before, and I liked how bright and nice it looked.

Hwahae has a great synergy when mixed with a long-lasting matte foundation, as it seems to enhance the adherence and luminosity of the makeup.
I would recommend mixing Hwahae with a matte foundation, as it can improve the adherence while still maintaining a certain glow.
The beautiful colors of Hwahae can also revive dull foundations that you may have been hesitant to use before, by blending them together.

Considering that it has more of a foundation-like feel rather than a tone-up base, it may not be suitable for creating a natural look as if you're not wearing any makeup. So it's a good idea to keep this in mind before purchasing.

I'd recommend using it mixed or as a highlighter before applying foundation rather than using it alone.
It was much more natural to highlight the desired areas with the wedding peach and then apply the foundation that matched the tone, rather than highlighting on top of the foundation.
Overall, I like applying the wedding peach all over and then layering it because it gives the skin a natural, glowing pink tone and radiance, not just in the highlighted areas.
If you like a glowing, skin-like foundation application, I think you'll really enjoy this product!

Applying the foundation before putting it on did not make a significant difference.

The foundation and the different feel were a bit unfamiliar to me.

The skin with a shiny glow doesn't really suit me, but I tried using it like a highlighter after seeing it on YouTube, and from the moment I applied it, it was not great. 

The color is very dependent on skin tone. I can't wear anything too pink and anything too yellow doesn't suit me either, so I only use neutral ivory or pale yellow tones. Most pink-based products are absolutely unusable for my skin, and the Wedding Peach product had a strong pink undertone that showed up as a dull, reddish-brown color on my face as soon as I applied it, even though it looked fine on the back of my hand. Since I have no redness in my skin, the pinkish tone of the product was what made it appear so red and dull. The color was clearly bright, but it ended up looking very dull and heavy. Other reviews said it was a tone-neutral color, but on my face it became a tone-altering color. For those who suit pink tones, it might work well, but for those of us who absolutely can't wear pink, and need a more muted, neutral tone, this product is not usable at all. It might work for spring/cool-toned skin, but for someone with a very fair, neutral skin tone like mine (around 17-19), it was an unwearable color that made me look sickly the moment I applied it.

The dryness was also incredibly intense, to the point of pulling down the skin under my eyes.This was really surprising. I've been using the Espoir Velvety Beam highlighter well across seasons, but this 'Bi-Glow' product is much drier than the Velvety Beam, even though it's supposed to be a glow product. It looks glowy right after application, but after about an hour, the intense inner dryness sets in. It felt like I had a clay mask on, not a highlighter. I only applied a small amount on the cheekbone area under my eyes, but when I got home and looked in the mirror around 5 hours later, I was shocked - my skin had contracted so much from the dryness that my eye corners and edges had been pulled down. My skin was so taut and dry that even the slightest expression caused deep horizontal lines to appear (see photo). A YouTuber had also mentioned in their review that the intense inner dryness was really uncomfortable while applying it, and I experienced the same thing. It's not a 'Bi-Glow', it's more like a 'Dry on the outside, dry on the inside'. I've never posted photos in my reviews before, but the effect was so shocking that I wanted to show it, even if partially obscured (my phone isn't high-end so the photos don't fully capture how bad it was).

The coverage is also quite low, which is unusual for a glow product. The low coverage and intense glow combined with the dryness has me wondering who the target audience for this product is. It seems too heavy and drying for oily skin, and too drying for dry skin as well (the outer glow and inner dryness were both unusable for me, even in the summer). I've been seeing a lot of this product being resold on my local secondhand app, so I suspect others are having similar issues and trying to get rid of it.  I'm not sure who this product would work for - it seems unsuitable for oily, dry, or combination skin types.

💡Skin Type💡
Powerfully dry, highly sensitive, thin and lacking elasticity, large pores on the T-zone, recovered from atopic dermatitis and rosacea (currently fully recovered).

🔹️Accessibility🔹️
There were no real positives... If I had to think of one, it would be that Espoir makes it easy to try out testers? That seems to be the only one.

It is recommended to use a strong or dark yellow base and mix it in. When layering, it takes some time to set, so leave a gap between the second application. It seems to focus on creating a subtle inner glow, which is currently in vogue. As it dries to a matte finish, it is not recommended if you prefer a moisturized feel.

The strong unique scent divides opinions. It has an artificial berry-like sweetness. It is recommended not to use it alone as the honest pink color looks unnatural. The brightness is similar to porcelain color, but without the yellow undertone, so wearing it alone looks odd.
The adhesion is medium, and it takes a long time to set. Layering reduces the adhesion. When mixed with other bases, it tends to darken significantly. It has a glow but feels dry.
Overall, it is ambiguous.

Base tone-up, tone change, and highlighting can be used.
When used for tone-up, it can be layered or mixed with other liquid bases.

Looking at the ingredients, I won't be too critical, but the Hwahae ingredient is relatively high up on the list, and among those ingredients, there is a chemical Hwahae ingredient. Such products can be quite irritating for sensitive skin, so you should avoid them, and there are a few ingredients that are absolutely incompatible with sensitive, dry skin (can cause redness, swelling, acne, and a burning sensation that interferes with adherence).

The yellow 21 Galwom deep pore redness exists
^Wedding Peach^
(Neutral skin, but only the eye area, chin, and mouth are dry, preferring radiant and slick skin expression)

🌈 One of the decisive reasons for giving 5 stars is the color.
These days, ivory and ivory are abundant, but if examined carefully, they are slightly yellow-based, and the current trend is definitely not pink-based.

🌈 Even though I'm warm-toned, sometimes when I use yellow-based, it spits out a muddy tone and a grayish dullness also comes up. This color is a pink that brightens the complexion and suppresses redness, so the feel was very similar to my life foundation "Tom Ford Shade & Illuminate in Rose" color, and even the fact that both had no darkening was the same.

🌈 The texture also blends well when mixed with other foundations, and this foundation's texture is on the thin side, but has a slight clinginess. Thin foundations that lack clinginess can sometimes seep into the pores and emphasize them or become messy later on.

🌈 The pore expression is also bright without emphasizing the pink-based redness, and the lasting power is also good, so it was a good foundation for my skin.

Nonexistent, perfect, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, Gyui, good, good, good

I used to apply a bright concealer widely on the bridge of the nose, under the eyes, and on the cheeks to highlight them like a highlighter, but doing so made my skin look a bit thicker. However, if I just lightly apply it once after the base, my complexion looks good and instantly becomes radiant. I love it so much. For those with darker skin tones, careful application is essential, and it's not meant for full coverage.

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