(Backordered) muice Pitta Point Primer Oil Control

Not only does it cover pores, but it also doesn't smudge, so I recommend it!

I saw some people on social media raving about how it doesn't make my skin shiny at all, so I decided to buy it. Good points: ◎ On the day I wear it, it slightly reduces shine ◎ It's small and easy to carry ◎ Affordable price to try it out Bad points: ◎ It doesn't dramatically reduce shine ◎ It doesn't have any effect on dark pores My impression was that it's better to use it than not to use it. So far, I haven't bought it again.

It's an excellent primer that helps reduce pores around the nose. I was looking for something clear and finally found it, so I hope it lasts.

I bought this because Maquillage's Poreless Smoother didn't suit me. Muice is cheaper, but I feel it has a sebum-controlling effect. I only use it around my nose, so it looks small, but the cost performance isn't that bad. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who finds their skin oily even at this time of year.

My nose and forehead get quite shiny, and it doesn't clog my pores much, but I love the easy-to-spread creamy texture and the small, easy-to-grab tube, so I find myself reaching for it. It doesn't flake even when I layer foundation, and it makes pores less noticeable than if I didn't use any foundation. It doesn't smudge, and it doesn't smudge, so I apply it to my T-zone on days when I'm wearing light makeup. Even on chilly days like late October, my nose gets shiny, so maybe there's no point in wearing it in the summer... Around the same time, I also bought and am using Teafit's Buzz Primer. Both are zinc oxide-free, but the former has a matte, silicone-coated texture, while the latter feels more like an extension of skincare without a coating. While it's less effective at correcting pores, I feel like I can use this one with confidence every day. Incidentally, both products tend to leave me feeling quite shiny.