Foundation, 13, 5g

It's gentle on the skin and the color is natural, which is nice. However, it does get into pores quite a bit. It's best for people with clear skin and not too many open pores.

I thought it was unusual for a powder to be an all-in-one product, but the mineral ingredients make it gentle on the skin, so I thought it would be safe, but sometimes it irritates my skin. The powder itself is fluffy, but it doesn't have much coverage.

I use it after applying sunscreen! It also contains glitter, so it gives a glossy, gorgeous look (^^)

It didn't feel like it covered my skin all day long and it got into my pores right away. It was especially bad on days when my skin was dry, so I don't think it's a good idea to use it during dry periods. It didn't go well with masks, which was the worst.

I started using it for the first time in 10 years. It used to be 10g, but the volume was halved and the price increased. Domestic manufacturers usually use ochre. No. 7 is too white, light, has no coverage, does not hide pores, glossy and beautiful. No. 8 is dark and reddish, has coverage, and is matte. Even though it is the same ochre, 7 and 8 are too different in color. 7 and 6 (light ochre) are close in color. I would like to see 9 and 10 (yellow beige), but there are no testers in the store. When I use it, my skin feels smooth when I lightly remove it with soap. I use it in Mary Quant's powder compact because the powder flies around with the brush, which is troublesome.