THREE Angelic Complexion Primer SPF22 (01 Pink Petal), 3g

It's very refreshing, but it's not sticky after application, so it's easy to use. The color itself is light, so it's hard to see the difference after application, but since I started using it, I've been getting more compliments on my skin. I also think my makeup doesn't come off as easily. I liked this, so I'd like to try out other base makeup products from Three.

It's refreshing and spreads easily, making it comfortable to use even on hot days. I chose this shade hoping for coverage, but it wasn't great in that regard. However, it pairs well with the various foundations I use depending on the day, so I'm happy with it.

It has a smooth texture and is not sticky after application, making it easy to use. It is thin and has just the right amount of correction for natural makeup. It reduces redness in the skin with a natural tone.

I used to love the Canmake primer (green), but it suddenly started to irritate my skin, so I searched for a similarly natural primer and bought this one. I usually mix Credo's Correcture n and Long Tenue in a 1:2 ratio. The texture is milky and dark green, so it's a bit shocking when you first apply it, but when you spread it thinly, it evens out uneven skin tone, evenly, but slightly, for a cooler color. I don't like the feeling of wearing makeup, so this was perfect for me. (**) When I mixed it with Credo's primer, it somehow ended up falling apart (maybe it's because my skin condition is bad...), so I gave it a minus 1 star. However, when I use this alone, it doesn't break down noticeably and looks great! It's highly moisturizing, so it may break down in the summer. It doesn't cast a white cast or unnaturally tone up the skin, so it might be good for students to wear for school makeup. (--)

The other day, I had the opportunity to have my makeup done by a makeup artist, who told me that my skin is olive skin. Simply put, it's a skin tone with low saturation, often appearing pale or grayish. I always thought it looked dull and that finding a foundation that suited me was difficult, so it suddenly made sense to me that, after 58 years of life, my skin has always been olive skin. I brought along a variety of my favorite makeup products, which seemed to work pretty well, but the artist suggested that if I were to add one more thing to my makeup routine, I'd recommend THREE's Minty Froth primer. The color reminds me of a matcha tea latte or matcha Frappuccino from a certain coffee shop. I wondered if the color would work, but when I applied it, it blended incredibly well with my skin, giving it a translucent look. The texture is light and smooth, and it spreads easily. After blending in foundation, my skin tone became even more natural than ever. Also, a secret trick is to mix a small amount with your existing liquid or cream foundation. I was so impressed that I bought it straight away. I tried using it as a secret trick as soon as it arrived, and it really does give a great finish. I feel like mixing it in as a primer suits my skin tone better than applying it directly. I don't think I'll ever be able to let it go.