I also wrote a review on Porselin. While Porselin is bright, if you're looking for a 19-21 shade, Alabaster is 13-17. The color is like adding a fifth of a cup of strawberry milk to a cup of white milk - it has a milky, pinkish tone. The color is beautiful. True to the brightest shade in this line, it is very luminous. 👍 The main advantage of this line is the soft, powdery finish. Don't rub it on, but dab it on, and the pore coverage is quite good. I'm someone who gets oily even in cold weather alerts, so I think I'll stick with this foundation, but it may not suit dry skin types.

I have redness, so... as I mentioned above, the color is a bit reddish on me because of the strawberry milk tone. But those who like a slightly pink look will probably like it. And with this foundation, you should shake it before use, like a bartender. It may just be my imagination, but there's a difference between shaking and not shaking. Or maybe not..;;

Porselin is truly an ivory color in the 19-21 range. Alabaster is 13-17, with a milky color and a hint of pink. I liked the color of both, but since I have redness, I'll use Porselin.