After experiencing having applied it all over my face with a spatula and only my face being visible, I've been applying it only in small amounts to my nose and T-zone. It's great for color correction, and I think it would also work well mixed into a darker foundation.

This was only applied with a spatula, but the skin expression was too good. But my face really became extremely pale and I immediately turned into a ghost. Single use is ❌ And the coverage is also poor.

Use in moderation

This is the 17th product with the most uneven texture as my main concern. It seems to be a product that never loses interest, so I'll leave a review for those who are hesitating. 1. Tone-up: It really looks natural. After going to the Philippines, I got tanned up to 19-21 shades, but it effectively covered the yellowish undertone while making my skin look brighter - not overly pale, but just like my original bright complexion. It also provided good protection against the darkening effect of the base I applied. 2. Primer function: Hmm, it's not extraordinary, but it's decent! It feels more focused on color correction. My skin texture didn't become as smooth as an eggshell, but it did look a bit more refined. Still, it didn't give me that suffocating, pore-clogging feeling that some strong primers do. And I didn't experience any breakouts, so I was happy about that! (If you're lazy, you can just trust the sun protection of this primer and use it alone before applying your cushion foundation.) 3. Dryness: As a dry-skinned person, I really can't stand the dryness and heaviness of some primers. But with this one, if I do a full skincare routine with an ampoule or moisturizer first, and then apply it with a spatula and pat it in, I don't experience any dryness, even without powdering after makeup.

If you look at the product alone, it's great for daily use! You can even use it before applying makeup!! However, it seems to be overly viral... It's quite ordinary compared to the brand value.

I strongly recommend applying the product with a spatula rather than rubbing it on with your hands. It is superior in terms of filling in uneven surfaces and adhesion.