LUNASOL 无痕修正液（02 自然米色）

Thank you for sending me this review from Suzykirei. ♀ I've been using it for a while, so it's a bit late, but I'm finally writing this review. I have combination skin that leans towards oily, and I used it especially around my eyes and nose. It gives a natural finish, and it stays beautifully on my skin even over time. I usually tend to stingy with affordable concealers, but there's something about the finish of department store cosmetics that I'm drawn to. I've been finishing up with just this concealer and sunscreen more often, so when I run out, I'd like to buy the full product instead of primer or foundation. Thank you again. #SuzykireiPR

I bought this to combat dark circles under my eyes. Applying it lightly and spreading it evenly has brightened my complexion! It's lightweight, so you don't need to apply too much, but it does dry out my skin, so I recommend using a moisturizing base.

I had a touch-up at the Lunasol counter, recommended by a beauty advisor. I mentioned that I have a slight redness that makes my cheeks look a little redder, and I wasn't really enjoying the blush. She recommended this lavender shade, saying it would help cover up the redness a little. Lunasol's colors are subdued, so she recommended it for its natural coverage, with a subtle tone-enhancing effect. When I applied it, it looked very natural! The blush I applied after (Coloring Breeze 03) was incredibly vibrant. It can also be used over foundation. I applied it over foundation for the touch-up, and it didn't smudge or dry out my skin. After purchasing it, I used it after applying a primer and then my foundation, and so far it seems to work fine either way. It seems like lighter, paler skin is popular these days, but honestly, I've noticed that many people find their face too pale and look out of place, so I like this subtle lavender shade. I'm looking forward to wearing brighter accent makeup this spring, so this will come in handy!

I bought this to cover redness. It did blur the redness on my cheeks, but it didn't really cover the redness under my nose. I used it to just blur it a little, rather than for full coverage. If you tend to have dry skin, it's a good idea to take measures to prevent dryness during the day. I noticed it breaking down everywhere except on my cheeks.

I can use it without irritating my skin. I have thin skin and I'm always bothered by dark circles, whether they're blue or red, so I started using it. It doesn't completely eliminate dark circles, but it does blur them in a natural way. And of course, it doesn't irritate my skin, which is the best thing about it. I can use Lunasol products for eyeshadow and lipstick, and even though it contains dimethicone, for some reason I don't get any acne or itchiness.