ETVOS Mineral Serum Foundation (Light)

It spreads really well, so a small amount is enough. You don't even need one pump! I used to have to spread it with a brush and then pat it in with a sponge, but this one gives a beautiful finish even when applied with your fingers.

I entered a contest and won the prize, so I tried it out when I ran out of my favorite foundation. This product spreads easily, has good coverage, and only requires a small amount, so it's very pleasant to use. Perhaps thanks to the serum, it leaves a firm finish, and I'm very satisfied. However, I feel like the foundation smudges around my nasolabial folds over time, which is probably unavoidable. It's a good product, but it would be easier to continue using it if it were a little cheaper. My skin type is changing as I get older, so I'm currently searching for something that suits me, so I highly recommend it overall and will continue to use it.

It has a thick, creamy texture similar to the primers in the same line. However, rather than being thick and rich, it's light and airy. This texture doesn't spread very well, so it's not really suited to spreading with your fingers. Applying it by patting it with a sponge is faster and produces a cleaner finish. It's similar to Snidel. Compared to the other foundations, the order is Snidel = Etvos < Dior < Addiction < MiMC in order of lightness. The coverage isn't particularly high. Even though it has the highest coverage of the Etvos foundations, it still falls short compared to Dior. Compared to foundations I've used before, it's Snidel < Etvos < MiMC < Addiction < Dior. Another factor may be that it's not suitable for layering. Layering it can become powdery, so if you want more coverage, I recommend using a concealer with it. It's said to be the most radiant of the Etvos foundations, but again, I don't feel that much of a glow. It's more like a subtle semi-gloss. The order of radiance is Snidel = Etvos < Dior < MiMC < Addiction. It also leaves the skin surface feeling smooth. To be honest, the staying power wasn't that great. It looks pretty good right after application, but as I mentioned before, it gets powdery when you apply multiple layers. Even without multiple layers, it feels like it appears all over my face over time. It seeps into the fine pores of my skin. Well, maybe it's because my skin is dry and rough, but this hasn't happened with other foundations. When I use it in the winter, my skin feels a little dry. Etvos is famous for its human ceramide formula, and just looking at the ingredients, it's like a serum-like foundation. However, when I actually used it, it was lighter than I expected in terms of moisturizing power and coverage. The ability to remove it with soap is appealing, but I'd choose MiMC and probably won't be buying it again.

I entered a contest and won the prize, so I tried it out when I ran out of my favorite foundation. This product spreads easily, has good coverage, and only requires a small amount, so it's very pleasant to use. Perhaps thanks to the serum, it leaves a firm finish, and I'm very satisfied. However, I feel like the foundation smudges around my nasolabial folds over time, which is probably unavoidable. It's a good product, but it would be easier to continue using it if it were a little cheaper. My skin type is changing as I get older, so I'm currently searching for something that suits me, so I highly recommend it overall and will continue to use it.

I'd been using Mineral Airy Touch Foundation, but I couldn't stand the irritation caused by the air conditioning at work and the chafing of masks, in addition to the weakening of my skin's barrier function due to age. I consulted with a store representative and they recommended this product. To supplement my skin's barrier function, I was instructed to apply Mineral UV Aqua Serum as a primer, then Mineral Inner Treatment Base, and then apply this product. I apply half a pump of the foundation to each half of my face, spreading it out with the dedicated brush. I blend it into the back of my hand and then apply a very thin layer, which holds up until the evening and provides ample moisture. I apply a thin layer of Airy Touch only on areas with dark spots. A thin layer of foundation and a moisturizing base are crucial to ensure it stays put. I have to be careful about applying it evenly around my nasolabial folds, around my eyes, and on my nose, otherwise the powder will cause dreaded cracking in the evening. It's sticky in the morning, then moisturized by the evening. I'm confident I'll be able to get through this winter without any issues.