Celvoke Rare Glow Liquid Foundation (PB02), 25ml

I bought this for everyday use! I chose it because I wanted a glossy finish during the dry winter months. I bought it as a set with a primer, and I really like the glossy finish. I had the staff check the color and purchased the lightest one, but if they had one, I might have gone for a lighter one. Also, the petroleum-like scent bothers me a little, and maybe it's just me, but sometimes when I shake it before using, the pump doesn't work properly, and one pump doesn't dispense properly. I'd be very happy if this could be improved. I'll be using this to the fullest this winter on my days off.

I'm a bit concerned about the scent, perhaps due to the ingredients (-_-;). When applied with a sponge, it's a semi-matte finish without any sheen. When applied with my fingers and a Celvoke puff, it's slightly sheeny. Shiseido's buzz foundation, which doesn't dry out even in the middle of winter, has a more luminous sheen (I can't use it because I have acne). Sympyurte's foundation also smells nice and is a sheeny foundation. It's light on the skin, and any foundation on my hands comes off with hand soap, so it's stress-free. Depending on the powder I pair it with, it can achieve a semi-sheen finish. It has a soufflé-like texture, creating a natural, radiant complexion. I was recommended BE02, but it's quite dark. It's the darkest foundation I own, so it might look dull on fair skin. It doesn't cast a white cast, which is good, and it doesn't look reddish-black. I don't like white casts, so I like that it corrects my skin tone and doesn't look out of place! I also have Celvoke's Skin Resonate Liquid Foundation 210, but 210 is yellower and lighter. Rare Glow also pairs well with sheen-type powders. I tried using Elegance Color Control Yellow as a base, which has no coverage, but it corrected uneven skin tone without hiding the redness on my nose or acne scars.However, the glow faded over time, which made me feel like I was wearing makeup, and it also felt less harsh on my skin.

I liked the Rare Glow Primer so much that I also bought the foundation. It's not too shiny and makes my skin look beautiful, so I'd like to practice applying it a few times to get the hang of it.

It leaves skin with a natural, radiant finish, like after a bath. I own several glossy serum foundations, but this one is the most realistically radiant. Its name, "Rare Glow," is a worthy adage. Rather than a flat, radiant finish, it creates a subtle, natural glow that follows the contours and contours of your face. I think it's a perfect foundation for anyone who loves a radiant complexion. I bought it hoping for a radiant complexion, but sadly, it just doesn't suit my facial features. It tends to create an unpleasant shine, so I end up using this foundation to tone it down with powder to create a matte finish. The 25ml capacity is insanely good! I even wish all liquid foundations were sold in this quantity, so I could use it all up (lol). Even with the chilly weather, I don't experience any dryness at all, and I often wear masks. It doesn't clog pores or smudge, and over time, the areas I tone down with powder become translucent and radiant. It doesn't tire my skin out or feel oppressive, so I think it's a very easy-to-use glossy foundation. However, the scent is a bit unique, perhaps due to the smell of the ingredients, and I didn't really like it. It smells like crayon or olive oil, and it makes me feel a bit strange every time I use it. Personally, I would have preferred it if it contained fragrance. It depends on your facial features and skin type, but it's a glossy finish that can become very shiny in the middle of summer, so I'd like to use it a lot this season.

It feels like a premium version of etvos. It spreads easily and doesn't clump. One pump covers the entire face. It's much more radiant and moisturizing than Shiseido's serum foundation. I use Shiseido's serum foundation in size 120, and I bought this in light beige. Both are slightly lighter. Toning down the foundation makes it darker, so I cover that with shading. In terms of finish, Shiseido's foundation applies thinly and perfectly, but this one is far less harsh on the skin and causes dryness in the evenings. However, because it's so radiant and moisturizing, I wonder how it will perform in the summer. It feels a bit sticky, so I think I might need to apply powder on top. I also use it with Celvoke primer, spreading each one with the Celvoke sponge, but I blend it in with Rosy Rosa's Chiffon Touch sponge to absorb excess oil. Concealer is essential under the eyes. Many people with oily skin may not like this product because of the shine and makeup smudging, but I recommend it for those with dry skin. It's gentle on the skin, and my skin feels more moisturized than usual even after removing my makeup, so I'd like to buy it again. It would be even better if there were more colors available.