(Limited Sale) Brilliage Radiant Long Stay Liquid Foundation SPF50, 20g

SPF50+PA++++ | Available in 3 colors. I use 40. It spreads easily and fits the skin well. It feels light on the skin, but it also has good coverage. It leaves your skin looking naturally smooth and radiant for hours. It's packed with serum ingredients like collagen, hyaluronic acid, and ceramide, giving it a moisturized finish, even in the dry season.

It glides on smoothly and is neither too thin nor too thick, making it very easy to use. I use it after Brilliage's primer and Face Responsor. I chose shade 40, but it's too dark for me, and applying it all over my face makes it look healthy. It would be a shame to darken my skin after all the effort I put into toning it with Responsor! So, when applying, I dispense just under one pump, dotting it on my face line and areas I want to shade, then smoothing it out toward the center of my face with a brush, leaving very little on the center. However, the color is more orange than brown, and it seems to blend in well with blemishes and shadows. I might try buying shade 20 next time I get the chance. As I've gotten older, I've been unsure of what base makeup to use, but since I discovered Brilliage, which offers an elegant and glamorous finish, I've been enjoying wearing makeup every day. Thank you!!

Brilliage's serum liquid foundation, which was relaunched this summer, has been updated for fall and winter. While maintaining its long-lasting properties, it's designed to create a softer, more natural-looking finish, almost like bare skin. The palm-sized compact, push-type design makes it easy to apply, and it glides on smoothly for a natural, moisturized finish that feels like it's your own skin! It comes in three shades: 20 pink beige, 40 neutral beige, and 60 beige ochre beige. I use No. 20, which is the lightest shade, but it's incredibly versatile thanks to its subtle brightness that doesn't clash with your natural skin tone. It's a non-chemical formula with no UV absorbers, and SPF 50+ PA++++, so it offers strong sun protection despite being perfect for fall and winter. Be sure to check it out!

I purchased the darkest shade, 60, without trying it out, to match the color of my neck. I was surprised at how dark it was. It was darker than Cosme Decorte's cc Cream 02 Beige (the darker version). (Indeed, Chiaki Shimada even used it for shading in her video.) However, when I applied it, it was light enough to blend into my skin and didn't dull my complexion. The powder (CEZANNE Seamless Cover Powder Foggy Beige) gave off a whitish glow, so the final finish was just right. When applied after the aforementioned Cosme Decorte primer, it provided high coverage without feeling heavy. It had a moist, smooth, and natural texture. It didn't even dry out until the evening. I don't think it crumbled or looked messy. I know it said you don't need powder, but I lightly and lightly applied powder to my eyebrows, under-eye bags, and the hollows in the inner corners of my eyes and the bridge of my nose. It really did reduce the unevenness of my face caused by aging.

Apparently, it was just relaunched in the summer, but it's now been updated for autumn and winter, with a softer, more "natural" finish that resembles bare skin, while still retaining its smudging properties! There are three shades available, and I tried out [40] this time. [40] is a medium-tone color with a standard brightness. It's a beige that blends well with a wide range of skin tones. The soft texture spreads easily, and the light color gives a natural finish. It feels moisturizing, perhaps because it contains serum ingredients such as collagen, hyaluronic acid, and ceramide. Its texture gives the impression of preventing dryness, so it's no wonder it's designed for autumn and winter. It also uses a film (cyclopentasiloxane, trimethylsiloxysilicate) that is resistant to sweat, sebum, and friction, so the formula also prevents makeup from smudging, which is a plus. Personally, the best thing about it is the sheen*. I liked the natural, natural sheen of skin*. Makeup Effect