Cle de Peau Beaute 化妆盒 (Le Poudre Éclat II)

I tend to use cushion or cream foundations in the winter, but I use this when I want to save time. I thought powder foundations might dry out my skin in the winter, but it was no problem at all. The powder is moist and has low coverage. Before using this, I apply a color primer and concealer to cover any areas of concern. After that, I apply a thin layer of this. The makeup doesn't come off easily, so I only need to touch up my makeup to a minimum. It never comes off at all, haha. I also use Credo cushion foundation, and I recommend it because it gives a beautiful finish even though it has low coverage. *Use a sponge.

I tend to use cushion or cream foundations in the winter, but I use this when I want to save time. I thought powder foundations might dry out my skin in the winter, but it was no problem at all. The powder is moist and has low coverage. Before using this, I apply a color primer and concealer to cover any areas of concern. After that, I apply a thin layer of this. The makeup doesn't come off easily, so I only need to touch up my makeup to a minimum. It never comes off at all, haha. I also use Credo cushion foundation, and I recommend it because it gives a beautiful finish even though it has low coverage. *Use a sponge.

I've been interested in this product for a long time, but I hesitated because of the price and put it off, but finally I bought it! I wish I had bought it sooner, lol. Until now, I'd been buying similar brush-type products from Canmake and IPSA to replace Panseau, but in the end, I ended up buying Panseau. First of all, the thickness is completely different! It holds the powder well, so it really gets into pores, which is great. By the way, I don't own any Credo foundation. I use it to apply my own face powder.

I've been interested in this product for a long time, but I hesitated because of the price and put it off, but finally I bought it! I wish I had bought it sooner, lol. Until now, I'd been buying similar brush-type products from Canmake and IPSA to replace Panseau, but in the end, I ended up buying Panseau. First of all, the thickness is completely different! It holds the powder well, so it really gets into pores, which is great. By the way, I don't own any Credo foundation. I use it to apply my own face powder.

Although it's a powder foundation, it blends in quickly after application and has a finish that's not too matte, making it easy to use. It feels light on the skin and doesn't feel heavy on the skin. It doesn't seem to accumulate around the sides of my nose or get stuck in my pores, so I've already decided to buy it again when I run out.