I was using it as a primer, but I was surprised to find out it's a highlighter...what is this? It's very moisturizing, so I use foundation for my face makeup and use this before eye makeup. I originally used shade 2, but switched to shade 1. It covers nicely and moisturizes well, and I don't have any issues with eyeshadow creasing when I use it. I've never tried using it as a highlighter before...

Hmm, I guess it runs out faster than expected? Well, the quantity is small, so that could be the reason. But I've been using it for 4 months now and I buy a new one every 2 months. It's a bit pricey, though.

It's moisturizing and has good coverage, so I've been using it as a concealer substitute. It has more moisture than similar products from other companies, so I keep repurchasing and using it.

I was honestly a bit surprised to find that it contains 20 ingredients that are considered cautionary. I have sensitive skin, but I haven't had any breakouts after using it, so I guessed it must be made with gentle ingredients. The brush-pen type dispenses too much liquid when you twist it, so it's too much to apply directly to the face. And even if you apply the excess liquid to the back of your hand, you have to use it all up so the cap doesn't get dirty.

Since it's meant for highlighting, it works well as a concealer substitute for those who use lighter foundation shades. But for those who don't use light tones, it's too bright even just for highlighting. I use it as a concealer and dab it on the back of my hand with a Skinfood wedge puff when doing touch-ups, so I don't need a separate cushion foundation.