迪奥凝脂恒久粉底液（2N 中性色）10克

My first impression is that it's not worth the price. I was originally using a Mac foundation, but it was discontinued, so I bought this one, which was in the same price range. It has the natural finish that powder foundations have, but I wish it had a little more coverage.

Recently, liquids have been feeling a bit too thick, and the dry air from the air conditioner has been bothering me with shine, so I thought I'd give powder a try, and I bought this. Honestly, I'm not a fan of powders, and I assumed they wouldn't provide much coverage. (Perhaps because I've only used affordable or mid-range products from drugstores up until now.) Dior really was amazing! The moisturizing feel was different. It didn't feel powdery, and it had just the right amount of sheen. It was a hit! I think the key is to choose a shade darker than you think. If I had to choose it on my own, I would have definitely chosen 0N, partly because I wanted to look paler, but I trusted the 1N recommendation and bought it. I was concerned about redness under my cheeks, so this product provided fairly extensive coverage. I usually apply a fix mist after application to add moisture, but this didn't seem to bother me. (Depending on the time of day, I think it would be more comfortable to spray on the mist if I was concerned about dryness.) The sponge is from Estée Lauder, and it gave me a satisfying finish, so even though it wasn't the one that came with the product, it was still a pretty good choice.

I apply it with a Credo powder foundation brush, and it has almost no coverage... but when I apply it, it somehow gives my skin a translucent look, and makes it look even and beautiful... As for its positioning, I think it's best to touch it up, as everyone says! If you're looking for coverage, it's better to buy Credo's powder foundation, but this one is smoother and doesn't irritate my combination skin as much... (It depends on the person, but I think Credo is better for dry skin, and Dior is better for oily and combination skin.) I haven't used powder foundation much lately, so I'd like to try combining it with various cosmetics!

It has enough coverage to even out uneven skin tone. It leaves a beautiful finish without feeling thick. It's not great for covering dark spots like blemishes or acne, though. [Usage] It's light, but doesn't feel drying. [Scent] It has a lovely floral scent that's unique to this series. [Summary] It's refillable, comes in a wide variety of colors, and doesn't smudge easily in the summer, so it's one of my favorites! I also like the packaging.

A truly "velvety" and exquisite skin. A rich, moist powder foundation that sheds all powdery texture. This product overturns the concept of powder foundation and astounds with its moist texture. It's a masterful product that creates a meticulously calculated "elegant skin" that isn't too matte, yet retains a radiant glow. Honest impression: The perfect combination of "smooth" and "moist." The surface is smooth, yet not powdery at all. Compared to Chanel powder, the powder feels densely packed, adhering to the skin and providing a moist feel. Elegant "velvety skin" without relying on shine. While it doesn't achieve the modern "glowing skin," it evenly covers pores and unevenness, creating a refined and demure complexion. The exquisite texture, without being too matte, enhances the appearance of refined facial features. The peace of mind that it won't dull over time Thanks to the densely packed powder, it continues to blend into the skin without becoming dry over time. Even when I touched it up, it didn't become thick and I was able to maintain the finish I had in the morning. [Overall review] Even in the midst of the glowing skin trend, this "high-quality velvet feel" has a class that makes you want to choose it. This is a dense product that I would recommend to anyone who doesn't like the powdery feel of powders.