Gracy Premium Pact Refill (PO10)

One of its charms is that it is a light powder that naturally blurs pores and fine lines. I was impressed that even when layered thinly, it leaves skin looking instantly brighter and less powdery. The compact case makes it easy to carry around and is great for touching up your makeup. It may come off a little on the nose and chin, where oil is more likely to be produced, but if you lightly press it with tissue and layer it again, it will look beautiful again. It's also great value for money.

I changed from the sponge that came with the product to a puff. The puff adheres better and provides better coverage, and I feel it suits the powder better. However, the puff I bought at random just didn't fit in the case. I wish Gracie would either use a puff from the start, or release a puff that fits in this case. See my previous review below. It applies lighter than other Gracie powder foundations. It was comfortable to wear. It fits well, and when you first apply it, it makes you look like you have naturally beautiful skin. However, considering the durability and price, I think other foundations will suffice as before. I'll try using a different primer and use it a little longer.

Integrate Gracie Premium Pact Ochre 20 Foundation [Features] Covers dullness and pores. Long-lasting SPF25 PA++. Fragrance-free. A natural silk finish. A natural, silky, luminous powder. Argan oil (moisturizing). The moisturizing complexion ingredients, "natural, silky, luminous powder" and "beauty oil," spread smoothly and adhere to the skin. With just one application, this powdery foundation leaves skin bright and lasting without feeling heavy. [Usage] I bought this for touch-ups. The compact case is cute. It's easy to apply, provides natural coverage, and feels smooth on the skin.

I like how it leaves my skin with a radiant finish. However, I think it's a little pricey. It looks cute.

■Feel/Finish: The finish is somewhere between powder and foundation, with a moist, radiant glow that's not too noticeable. The coverage is also about the same. It spreads more smoothly than powder, can be easily spread with a sponge, and feels light on the skin. It's comfortable to use. It feels similar to Gracie's moisturizing foundation, but this one is more radiant and lightweight. On the other hand, if you're looking for a more muted shine and more coverage, I recommend the moisturizing foundation. However, since the shine comes from the oil and ultra-fine glitter that reflects light, I found that my oily T-zone, with its combination skin, can appear a bit shiny under certain lighting conditions (the glitter makes the shine appear rough), so I apply a sebum-blocking powder on top. ■Color: I'd been using Gracie's Essence Powder BB (neutral shade), and I was worried because the shades were quite different even though they were both neutral shades (the Premium Pact was brighter and slightly yellower), but the premium compact blended in better on my skin. However, I didn't notice any discomfort with the essence powder either, so perhaps it's a difference in ingredients and structure? So, if you normally use a medium shade, 02 should be fine, but since it's a little light in color, those with darker skin might be better off with a darker shade. Overall, I think it's a good product, but it's a little pricey for Gracie at 1,760 yen. It's reasonably priced, but considering the price, perhaps the essence powder, which is almost half the price, would be fine? I'll keep using it and see how it goes.