ANNA SUI Super Cover Foundation Compact Case, 01

This foundation features beautiful butterflies and roses on the powder surface. But this powder foundation isn't just about looks! It's packed with ingenuity to create doll-like, bright, and smooth skin. The first thing that surprised me was how moisturizing and comfortable it was, even though it's just a powder! Apparently, the powder is infused with oil. It's not powdery at all, and it blends seamlessly into the skin. And of course, the butterfly and rose designs are just stunning! Each color of butterfly has its own function: the white butterfly is a spherical powder that scatters light and blurs pores, while the purple butterfly is a pearl that brightens and brightens the complexion. The beige rose base also contains powder that covers unevenness and discoloration and absorbs sebum. Use the dedicated sponge to gently blend the powder surface all over your face and blend it into your skin. I used 10 Light Ochre, the second lightest of the four shades. Even that's still quite bright! I think the standard color is 20 Natural Ochre. This is a foundation that I highly recommend you try, as you'll be amazed at its coverage and moist powder texture.

I've changed my rating from 5 to 4. I still get pores and blemishes around my mouth and chin! I'll have to figure out how to apply it! ------- I didn't even know there was such a thing as a cream foundation, but I received one and gave it a try. After reading the reviews, I wondered if it would be difficult to use, but surprisingly, it wasn't. I was able to achieve beautiful skin quite easily. What surprised me was that it didn't break down as much after a while, especially in the evening, and it looked nice and blurred and beautiful! It was great to wear foundation for the first time in a while, and I thought, "Oh, this is good!" I'm generally an oily skin type, but I felt like my shine was less than usual. I think it's best to be careful about the amount and location of foundation you apply. I usually prefer powder foundation, so I like to use it when I have time. Applying too much around my mouth and chin can make it look powdery or feel a bit cakey, so I only apply a small amount. Also, I was initially bothered by the distinctive Anna Sui rose scent, but it's surprisingly not noticeable once you apply it. It fades quickly (or maybe just because my nose gets used to it), which was nice. I use Chanel Le Lift to tighten my pores, then apply a primer, then a pore-blurring cream to the areas of concern, then spray some spray makeup onto an egg-shaped sponge that was popular at the 100-yen store, dab it onto the sponge, then pat and glide it over until it blends nicely, and then apply powder as recommended by other reviews. This method gives me great results.

The powder felt a bit floaty and didn't suit me. It made my skin look dry. I'm glad I was able to try the sample.

I've changed my rating from 5 to 4. I still get pores and blemishes around my mouth and chin! I'll have to figure out how to apply it! ------- I didn't even know there was such a thing as a cream foundation, but I received one and gave it a try. After reading the reviews, I wondered if it would be difficult to use, but surprisingly, it wasn't. I was able to achieve beautiful skin quite easily. What surprised me was that it didn't break down as much after a while, especially in the evening, and it looked nice and blurred and beautiful! It was great to wear foundation for the first time in a while, and I thought, "Oh, this is good!" I'm generally an oily skin type, but I felt like my shine was less than usual. I think it's best to be careful about the amount and location of foundation you apply. I usually prefer powder foundation, so I like to use it when I have time. Applying too much around my mouth and chin can make it look powdery or feel a bit cakey, so I only apply a small amount. Also, I was initially bothered by the distinctive Anna Sui rose scent, but it's surprisingly not noticeable once you apply it. It fades quickly (or maybe just because my nose gets used to it), which was nice. I use Chanel Le Lift to tighten my pores, then apply a primer, then a pore-blurring cream to the areas of concern, then spray some spray makeup onto an egg-shaped sponge that was popular at the 100-yen store, dab it onto the sponge, then pat and glide it over until it blends nicely, and then apply powder as recommended by other reviews. This method gives me great results.

It's neither good nor bad.