Vintorte Serum Mineral Liquid Foundation SPF42 (Light Beige)

I was looking for a foundation that can be removed with soap and found this. It blends well with my skin, so I'd like to continue using it.

I purchased Highlight Beige. I've been a fan of Ventorte's CC Cream and have used it many times, but this is my first time using their serum foundation. My skin has become oily, so CC creams tend to be too oily and leave a sticky mess. I decided to try a serum foundation. Ultimately, I was delighted with this! ★Good Points: 1. It's gentle on the skin. I don't feel tired after removing it. In fact, it feels better the day after applying this than on a day without makeup...? It truly lives up to its name as a serum. Ventorte's CC Cream suited my skin, so if you're someone who likes products from the same brand, I think you'll find the experience similar to their other products. 2. It's thin and doesn't melt away, becoming a gooey mess. It does smear into pores, but it's not too noticeable and can be easily touched up. I cover any imperfections with concealer over this, followed by CEZANNE's Seamless Cover Powder (Foggy Beige) and NARS's Lift Powder, and it never crumbles or smudges, even when wearing a mask. 3. It can be used even with metal allergies. In my case, I have a severe metal allergy and get rashes easily when I use something that doesn't suit me, but so far I haven't had any problems and can use it without worry. It depends on the type and severity of your metal allergy, so it won't affect everyone, but I hope this will be helpful for those who are troubled by foundation due to metal allergies. ★Bad points 1. It has a short usable period. There are almost no preservatives (which is what makes it suitable for my skin, so I hope they continue to stick to this), so it deteriorates quickly. It's a race against time. I hope they continue to stick to using fewer preservatives, so I'd be happy if they released a mini size so I could always use it up fresh. I have high hopes for Vantorte in the future!

I used highlight beige! Although it has a highlight color, it's not as white as the highlight concealers you're used to these days! It's about as bright as a light foundation. It has a thick texture when you pour it out of the tube, but it blends in smoothly when you apply it to your skin! It doesn't have a very high coverage, but it's gentle on the skin and makes you look like you have naturally beautiful skin. It even comes off with soap when used alone.

A rich, thick cream foundation. It does have a strong, smoky smell (although it's not noticeable once you've applied it). It's not moisturizing, but the thin, tight-fitting film on the skin is a benefit of a rich foundation. I used it on a three-hour plane ride, and it didn't feel too dry. Even afterward, when I walked in the muggy heat, it didn't seem to come off too badly. (I have oily skin.) And yet, it's gentle on the skin and can be washed off with soap. Excellent. I chose Highlight Beige, but if it's this shade for a highlighter, how dark are the others? I think Highlight Beige is the only choice for those who use shades lighter than the standard.

I've struggled with foundations that come off with soap, but I've finally decided on this one! I've tried many brands, including etvos, natural glass, only minerals, MIMC, and &be, but this one has by far the most beautiful finish. It beautifully conceals imperfections and leaves a dewy, moisturized finish. But it's not shiny. It doesn't leave redness or dullness in the evening. A small amount is enough to effectively conceal pores, yet it's completely hypoallergenic and has a light, comfortable feel. Personally, I think it's similar to Crede's cream foundation, as long as the color is right. Ventorte's foundation dries out my skin, so I usually use a dry-skinned foundation as a base. It's gentle on the skin, doesn't whiten out strangely, and is a truly well-made foundation.