SUQQU The Loose Powder

The case has a luxurious feel! The powder is so fluffy that it gives a beautiful finish!

It gives you beautiful, refined skin. Even though I have dark, warm-toned skin and am an autumn type, I can use it. Because of my natural skin tone, I tend to be cautious about purple and pink powders, but this worked fine. It definitely pairs better with Suqqu foundation. Pairing it with other foundations isn't bad either, but it feels like it reduces the benefits by half. For me, this powder evens out my skin a little too much, so I use KOSDECO powder for the office and Suqqu (The Loose Powder) for outings or formal meetings. The regular size is quite large, but the base makeup kit sold at the end of the year is just the right size. This is a good product to carry around.

I tried all three types of Loose Powder: The Loose Powder, Oil Rich Glow Loose Powder, and Sheer Loose Powder. I have combination skin that tends to break down easily, but my personal rankings are: 1st place Oil Rich Glow Loose Powder, 2nd place The Loose Powder, and 3rd place Sheer Loose Powder. I thought Sheer Loose Powder would be the most durable (I often saw reviews saying it was more suitable for summer), and while it is true that it does, Oil Glow was the most beautiful over time (with a nice glow), so I ranked it #1. The Loose Powder has a silky finish rather than a matte one. I think it's best in terms of evenness, naturalness, and durability. It leaves you wondering, "Huh? Was my bare skin really that beautiful?" I was surprised by the finish the first time I used it. (I personally like a dewy finish, so Oil Glow is #1, but overall I think the Loose Powder is the best. It depends on your preference.) So does that mean Sheer Loose Powder isn't that good? You might think so, but only if you compare these three... and compared to other face powders, it ranks quite high! The finish is beautiful and doesn't smudge easily. However, since Zarus Powder is closer to a sheer powder, I feel like it can be a little hazy... Another thing I noticed after using the three is that Zarus Powder is big! I didn't realize the volumes were different. (Zarus Powder is 20g, the others are 15g) The containers are big, and so are the puffs. I think the puffs are very effective with SUQQU powders, and the powder and puff are a great match. Zarus Powder's large puff makes it easy to use and gives it a luxurious feel.

The powder is so fine that it eliminates shine without leaving a radiant glow! It contains tiny glitter particles, which makes my skin look beautiful.

It makes my skin look so beautiful, but doesn't dry out my skin, which is my favorite! Because I have dry skin, when I choose a powder, I always get a touch-up in the store and use it for a whole day to see how it goes before I buy. Until now, I've been using SUQQU's Oil Rich Glow Loose Powder in the winter, which I also loved because it didn't dry out my skin, but this winter I've switched to this one. I take an appropriate amount onto the included brush, rub it into the brush, and gently apply it to my skin for an incredibly beautiful finish! It doesn't dry out my skin even after a whole day, and it doesn't come off, so it's become one of my favorite powders. The actual product is quite large, so it's not ideal for carrying around, so I bought the one that comes with primer, foundation, and mini-sized powder from the holiday gift set, which I use for portability! I'd be happy if they made mini-sized refills too.