纪梵希 Prism Libre 护理及色彩精华妆前乳（紫色），30毫升

I received this from Givenchy. Prisme Libre Care & Color Serum Primer. 7,700 yen including tax. It's like a colored serum. Since it doesn't block UV rays, it's fine to apply it at the end of your nighttime skincare routine and go to sleep! There are three colors available. Pink: Coral pink for a healthy glow. Green: Mint green to cover redness. Purple: Lavender to bring out translucency. I have naturally reddish skin, so I thought green or purple would be easy to use. I think green is good for a deep tone-up, and purple is easy to match with any foundation! #TranslucencyBoostPrimer

I received the green one from Suzykirei. It's amazing how light and easy to spread like a serum is, and it doesn't leave a white cast. It naturally reduces redness that tends to occur due to dryness, and foundation adheres perfectly. It's moisturizing and doesn't dry out the skin, making it perfect for this time of year (winter)! What's innovative is that it can be used at night too!

I received this from Suzykirei. I've been using the blue Skincare Ring Corrector until now, but I personally find this liquid easier to use and spreads better. At first, I didn't know what it was, and if I applied too much, it would tone up my skin, making it look too white, but now I can mix it with foundation and it's easy to use. It covers redness better than I expected, and it also has skincare benefits, so I'm thinking of buying the purple one.

I received this as a gift from Suzykirei! It said it could be used as a skincare product at night, so I tried using it twice a night and twice a morning as a makeup base. It didn't work well with my skin (which isn't particularly sensitive, but is normal). As you can see in the second photo, the tops of my cheeks became flaky and flaky. While the dropper-type design is hygienic, it's not very user-friendly, and it will probably take some time to get used to getting the right amount in one go. As for the skincare benefits, rather than being moisturizing, it left a dry (or powdery?) feeling after a while. Of course, it did have its good points, too. It did softly cover pores on my cheeks and nose. The green color wasn't too strong, but it covered redness moderately and evened my skin tone without leaving a white cast. Although it was a gift, I won't be buying it again. *The first photo shows the product without any makeup on it. *The second photo shows the product flaky after application. The liquid foundation sample included was excellent, with a beautiful, glossy finish rather than high coverage!

I won a giveaway from Suzykirei. I had been avoiding green because I thought it would make my skin look too white, but this is a color that's easy to use and not too white. It's mainly used to cover redness, but even when spread all over the face, it doesn't look unnaturally white. It feels nice and smooth, like skincare. I'm also interested in the pink version, so I'll consider buying it.