OSAJI Nuance Skin Primer UV SPF37 (2), 30g

I used a sample. It clogged pores, caused uneven skin tone, and was dry. It didn't suit my combination skin, which has noticeable pores. It seemed to have good coverage immediately after application, but after it was absorbed, it left pores clogging my skin. I only used a lifting powder to finish, so if I applied foundation, it would probably clog my skin even more...

I used a sample of 03. It has a very thick texture, and when I first tried to spread it with my fingers, they got stuck, so I switched to a sponge halfway through. It doesn't spread well, so I ended up using a lot. It has a strong pigment and contains powder that absorbs excess sebum, so I decided to try it on half my face with and without face powder, without any foundation, to see how it would work. It fit snugly over my skin, and for a while it looked shiny and beautiful. However, when I held back sweat with a handkerchief, the color transferred heavily! It didn't work either way, with or without face powder. I thought the product's characteristics would make it suitable for summer, but it seems to be sensitive to sweat.

I tried using it with a stick foundation, so here are some notes. When I combined it with Curel cream and Centella colorless sunscreen, it immediately started flaking. As everyone else said, it doesn't work with moisturizing foundations. If that's the case, I guess all Korean sunscreens are a no-go. I'll try it with other day creams to see if it works. If you apply it properly, the coverage is decent. It doesn't make pores look conspicuous. However, with the Osaji diamond-shaped sponge, you have to blend it in quite vigorously to remove all the residue, so it seems like it might be a bit harsh on the skin.

I have sensitive skin that's prone to severe allergies, so this is the only primer I can use. Other primers with sunscreen ingredients, even though they don't contain any ingredients I dislike, either break out in acne or make my eyes water, making them difficult to wear for long periods of time. I was surprised at how low the reviews were! My personal color palette is summer/autumn deep, and I'm on the paler side. I usually use 03 Beige, which conceals blemishes and imperfections, making my skin look its best. I can easily go without foundation. I've tried other colors, but the pinks make my skin look too white, and the purples make my complexion look pale. It seems like many people struggle with flaking, but I mix it with Minon's gel sunscreen. This allows for a clean application without any flaking, so try mixing it with your existing sunscreen first. I also recommend applying it immediately after moisturizing before applying makeup. If this product is discontinued, there won't be any primer left, so I definitely hope it doesn't get discontinued. It's truly a life-changing cosmetic.

I tried using it with a stick foundation, so here are some notes. When I combined it with Curel cream and Centella colorless sunscreen, it immediately started flaking. As everyone else said, it doesn't work with moisturizing foundations. If that's the case, I guess all Korean sunscreens are a no-go. I'll try it with other day creams to see if it works. If you apply it properly, the coverage is decent. It doesn't make pores look conspicuous. However, with the Osaji diamond-shaped sponge, you have to blend it in quite vigorously to remove all the residue, so it seems like it might be a bit harsh on the skin.