All-in-one beauty pact, SPF50+ PA+++, 1, 10g

I bought the medium-tone ochre. It's easy to apply and spreads well with just a small amount. The coverage is good if you don't have any blemishes, but it doesn't hide blemishes. It's quick to apply and protects from the sun, and if you finish with a powder foundation, your makeup won't come off easily. If you want a lustrous complexion, it's best to lightly apply a powder foundation, as it will be shiny if left as is. I sweat a lot, so Anessa, which is sweat-resistant, is useful all year round.

2. Medium-bright ochre "More useful than I expected. " I didn't know that Anessa had such an all-in-one foundation, and it had never even entered my field of vision until this year, but when I saw it for the first time at a drugstore this year, I was intrigued. I have a skin that doesn't go well with Anessa, so I have repeatedly had rashes and itching after using trial testers, so I have ruled out sunscreens for this. But this mysterious hunch worked. The drugstore didn't have testers, and I tried a few other stores, but there were no testers or they didn't even carry the product (even though they sell Anessa products). I wonder if this product is like a "secret menu" at a restaurant? In the end, I decided that 2 would be more likely to suit me than 1, based on this review, and purchased it from suzykirei. It's a plastic compact that's worth the price, with a design score of 0: practicality of 10. If you compare department store foundations that cost a lot of money to appearance to dresses, this is work clothes. Lol I'm not a big fan of the look of cosmetics, but is it wrong to ask a sunscreen brand to at least be on the level of Uniqlo, where even plain products can look stylish depending on the outfit? Also, it's a shame that it's so thick (to store the sponge) despite its small diameter. I wish it was the other way around, I think, every time I put it in my pouch. The mirror is almost useless because of its small diameter. I've complained about the exterior, but the important thing is that the contents are more comfortable to use than I expected. I use a foundation brush instead of the included sponge, and it has coverage that is comparable to regular foundations, and it also has a beautiful skin filter. After removing my makeup, my face is whiter than the back of my unprotected hand, so I think it has a good UV protection effect. The foundation I used to love (Saimdang) is the same emulsion type as this one, so it's similar, but it's disappointing that it caused spots on my C-zone, even though it claims to be SPF50+/PA++++. The finish and color are perfect, though. On the other hand, this one has reliable UV protection but the color is a little lacking, and although it has a coverage that blurs the imperfections as if it was filtered, the overall color is dull and gives a pale impression without a healthy complexion. So, although it does not require a base, it is difficult to use unless you apply a control color or add a cheek color to make it more vibrant. It is good that it does not cast white or give too much shine, but Anessa is sold as a foundation-type sunscreen, and Saimdang is sold as a foundation with high UV protection, so I am aware that they are not comparable in the first place. I do not have wrinkles but I do get blemishes easily, so I would like to cut B waves, so I would like the PA+++ to be raised to the highest level, and I would like the color to be adjusted a little more and an improved version to be sold next season.

It's so hot every day, and I sweat so much that I have trouble with my foundation coming off. When I saw this product being introduced on Shiseido's live stream, I desperately bought it. I was skeptical about whether it was really a good product, but it was easier to use than I expected. You apply the foundation with a special puff, and it sits smoothly on the skin, spreads well, and doesn't look thick. It also has just the right amount of coverage. I was surprised at how easy it was, and it was done in no time! It was a great product.

I bought this for a trip to Kyoto in the summer. I sweated a lot in the humid Kyoto, but it didn't come off badly and was still beautiful even in the evening. It sticks well, so be careful about the amount you use when removing foundation with a sponge. I think it's less likely to come off and looks better if you apply sunscreen separately and then use this. The sponge that came with it is hard to use, so I was able to apply it beautifully with the Rosie Roser sponge. It has a high coverage, so I didn't use a concealer, but instead used a control color primer to cover areas of concern on my skin. It's not that big, so it's easy to carry around. If I didn't apply a pore correction primer, it would fall out of my pores, so if you're concerned about your pores, I think it would be better to use a pore primer for a nice finish.

I bought the medium-tone ochre. It's easy to apply and spreads well with just a small amount. The coverage is good if you don't have any blemishes, but it doesn't hide blemishes. It's quick to apply and protects from the sun, and if you finish with a powder foundation, your makeup won't come off easily. If you want a lustrous complexion, it's best to lightly apply a powder foundation, as it will be shiny if left as is. I sweat a lot, so Anessa, which is sweat-resistant, is useful all year round.