KATE Jellily Concealer SPF32 (02 Yogetsu), 6.0g

I was interested in highlighting concealers, but when I was looking for a white one that would add definition without pearls, all I found were paint-like whites, and I wondered if they would even blend in with my skin. It's not enough to just look beautiful immediately after application; I think long-lasting coverage is also important. This one is quite white, yet subtly tints my skin tone, so it adds definition while blending in nicely. I also have a similar-colored DIOR concealer, but when I want to apply it in spots and blend it in with a brush, the DIOR tip is a little thicker, and it's easier to carry around. In conclusion, it's worth more than its price! I currently have it in my pouch for touch-ups, but I'd love to get another one for my morning makeup routine. If you're a highlighting concealer fanatic, I highly recommend giving it a try.

I bought this to treat dark circles around my eyes. Even the darkest shade, No. 4, is quite light, making it great for touching up makeup. The moisturizing effect and moderate coverage were great! It even slightly camouflages dark spots.

I always thought of concealers as being heavy, but this one from KATE is amazing. It melts smoothly onto the skin and adheres perfectly! It covers the skin, but leaves behind a natural glow, just like after applying serum, which is great. I especially like that it doesn't make the skin look wrinkled when used around the eyes, and it doesn't feel thick at all, so it makes you look like you have naturally beautiful skin. It creates such a modern, effortless look that you'll want to finish your base makeup with just this one product. I highly recommend it.

I was curious about jelly concealers, so I bought the orange one. First, I applied it in small dab strokes like my usual concealer and blended it in nicely, without feeling thick, so it didn't feel like I had applied anything. However, after about half a day, I noticed dark circles starting to appear, so I applied a larger amount of the tip than usual under my eyes, left it for a while, and then blended it in. It covered my dark circles better than if I'd applied them in small dab strokes. It didn't feel thick at all. I'm the type of person who has noticeable dark circles under my eyes, even after a good night's sleep, and high-coverage concealers make my eyes look thick and contribute to making my eyes look smaller. I've been a concealer enthusiast for a long time, looking for something to do about it, but I've finally found something that I think might work. What's more, the feel is amazing at this affordable price. It doesn't apply thickly, but it covers well, so I want to try other colors too!! The other colors also seem to blend in well, so I think it's easy to use and affordable, even for those new to color concealers.

I purchased Hoshi Shizuku (lavender). The size is just right and it's very easy to use. Applying a thin layer to the triangle area of ​​the cheeks where dullness or yellowing is a concern creates a translucent, three-dimensional look. Although it's classified as a "concealer," I use it as a control color. [Good Points] - It removes dullness and creates a translucent, three-dimensional look. (The packaging makes it look dark, but it's actually quite white.) - The tip is just the right size, making it easy to apply. - It doesn't dry out even after long wear. - It provides effective sun protection (SPF34, PA++). - It's small, fits perfectly in my purse (6ml). (Compared to the Givenchy product I recently bought.) - It's affordable and easy to try. (I'm also planning to purchase the green (shadow green) for when I have redness. [Not So Good] - It can look a little off if you're not careful. I recently became interested in makeup, so I bought this. It's inexpensive, the perfect size, and it makes it easy to create beautiful skin. Because it's classified as a "concealer," it doesn't have the sheerness of "correctors" like Givenchy and Addiction, and if you're not careful, it can have a strong white cast, so I recommend trying it out in small amounts. Givenchy's price and size made me want to try out the colors I was interested in. [Comparison with Prisme Libre] When I received this product, I thought, "I didn't need to buy Givenchy," but after applying it to both sides of my cheeks for a few days, I could see the difference. Givenchy is more dewy and sheer, so I can apply it with my fingers, but this one requires a tool (I'm using the mini puff shown in the photo). Givenchy also lasts longer without feeling dry, and it doesn't seem to clog pores as easily. I plan to use Givenchy as my main product in the fall and winter. Since this product has sunscreen properties, I plan to use it mainly in the spring and summer.