sisley Braa Expert (0 light), 11g

I was searching for a powder that would last through the heatwaves, and by chance, I found a new color. I had it touched up, and it held up beautifully on my skin, which sweats a lot but lacks oil, so I bought it. It wasn't a product that advertised itself as sweat-resistant or anything like that, so I completely overlooked it. But reviews aren't everything, and it reminded me of the importance of walking on your own two feet, so it really brought me back to basics. (Although I read reviews almost daily, so this may seem contradictory.) The particles are very fine and apply very lightly. It doesn't ruin the texture of the foundation underneath, and it gives a semi-glossy finish. Even if it does break down, it does so beautifully. It's also resistant to drying. As others have said, it's a fairly hard powder, so I recommend using a brush that can easily remove it. At first, it was difficult to remove, to the point where I was worried about whether it was even on the skin (which is why I gave it a minus star). I used a mushroom brush, and once the surface treatment wore off, I switched to a denser face brush. Using this powder with a primer can make your skin look beautiful. I'd say it wears out at least 10 times faster than the Credo pressed powder, which I use just as frequently. I think the cost performance is quite good. I hope this product is still available when I run out and want to repurchase it.

It feels thicker than I expected, but I applied a thin layer of liquid foundation, then applied concealer to any dark circles or blemishes I was concerned about, then applied powder, and finally carefully applied it again with a stiff brush to the dark circles and blemishes, which completely erased them and created a radiant base makeup look. It doesn't fade or come off even when I spray mist on it, so I think it's great for the hot season. It's a little pricey, but it erases any trouble spots I'm concerned about, and I can carry it around and use it for touch-ups, so I think it's worth the price. I hope more Japanese manufacturers develop products like this.

Powders tend to be drying, but this product didn't dry out my skin and my makeup lasted well.

It feels thicker than I expected, but I applied a thin layer of liquid foundation, then applied concealer to any dark circles or blemishes I was concerned about, then applied powder, and finally carefully applied it again with a stiff brush to the dark circles and blemishes, which completely erased them and created a radiant base makeup look. It doesn't fade or come off even when I spray mist on it, so I think it's great for the hot season. It's a little pricey, but it erases any trouble spots I'm concerned about, and I can carry it around and use it for touch-ups, so I think it's worth the price. I hope more Japanese manufacturers develop products like this.

This is. a pressed powder that I've had a hit for a long time. With the mask lifestyle, I've stopped using foundation as a base, and I use La Roche-Posay or Dior primers and BB creams, and this powder. And Clarins fix spray. I've been sleep-deprived every day, but even during pollen season I'm feeling much better than usual, and even if I don't touch up my makeup from morning to noon, it hardly smudges. The color is dark, but it doesn't feel strange on my dark skin. As the name suggests, it somehow blurs imperfections without the need for concealer. It's not powdery and gives a shine! I apply it with a dense foundation brush. It doesn't look like a strange white face and gives a shine, so I highly recommend it for ladies over 40.