Hi blusher, a few weeks ago I just received this beautiful "Powder Foundation" yeap from Kawaii Beauty Japan (yeap the one who create a Japan Beauty Trip *giggle*). Bisa dibilang this Powder Foundation become one of my favorite and holy grail powderfoundation ever!!. I'm the one who avoid using Powder Foundation even I have a combo-oily skin, but PowderFoundation can end up cakey on my face.
EIII!! for fancy packaging (I'm so done with cute packaging) |
- Compact Case 1500 Yen = IDR 168.866 / $ 14 (30 August 2014)
- Complex 4000 Yen = IDR 450.310 / $ 38 (30 August 2014)
This Powder Foundation do have a lots of claims and "magics"
- Contains an all-new reformulation of COVERMARK's Moisture Coating Formula to hydrate and moisturise the skin, enabling a flawless finish.
- Contains Skin Melting Formulation to blend flawlessly with the skin and instantly cover imperfections upon application.
- Contains COVERMARK's exclusive formulas Sandwich Complex Powder and Moist Change Powder to absorb oil and achieve a lastingly radiant finish.
- Contains 7 herbal extracts to moisturise the skin: Panax ginseng, Ganoderma lucidum, Japanese Angelica, Coix Seed, Aloe, Mulberry Bark, Beech
- Prevents dark spots and freckles caused by UV rays. ( SPF32, PA+++ )
Sorry for making you read those words :"D. But here's the conclusion based on my experienced using this powder foundation for about 1 week (I do use it for humid and hot freaking weather such as beach)
Pros :
- Great Light-Medium coverage without cakey face
- Doesn't melted off from my face ! OMG
- Give a flawless and glowing skin, your skin will appear more bright
- Doesn't give me any breakout
- Great for touch up
- GREAT OIL CONTROL (perfect for combo-oily skin)
- Plus point for super fancy packaging
- Powder to cream texture
Cons :
- I can't use it alone, I need to use it with tinted moisturizer or foundation. If I use this alone, it will leave some blotchy areas such on my forehead. But I think it depends, since my forehead kinda having some sunburn problem due my vacation on Bali (duh)
- Pricey. But, it's worth every penny
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