Sofina Primavista Long-Lasting Primer
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Primavista Long-Lasting Primer is a type that is strong against sebum and oil, so I use it on the entire face as the last step before makeup. After applying, it spreads without a heavy feel, adheres without lifting, and conditions cleanly without oiliness. It is especially well-suited for days prone to exposure to sweat or heat, or for skin that easily produces oil.

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    The candidate product places more emphasis on an adherence that makes makeup last longer. After application, it settles thinly without a white cast, which is good for foundation to be applied evenly.

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  • L'OrealPrime Lab Up To 24H Redness Eraser

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    The candidate product focuses more on redness relief and puts niacinamide at the forefront. Instead, it adheres without a heavy feel, but since fragrance and alcohol ingredients are both visible, it is good to look at it carefully if you are sensitive.

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    The candidate product puts forward tone-up and SPF functions together to tidy up in one go at the base step. You can expect help in reducing dullness, but instead, there are also potential irritation points.

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  • KoséMake Keep Primer

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    The candidate product emphasizes more of a feeling of being conditioned moistly with a combination of hyaluronic acid and squalane. Since it is said to finish lightly without stickiness, it is especially useful for those whose makeup lifts due to dryness.

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  • ClarinsSOS Primer

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    The candidate product has a color correction function, so it has a strength in the direction of smoothing out skin tone. However, rather than from an oil control perspective, it is in the direction of 'conditioning with a glow,' so the preference for the finish may vary.

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  • Jung Saem MoolSkin Setting Smoothing Base

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    The candidate product is a lotion type focused on sebum control, so it is easy to reapply on areas with a lot of oil. Since it tends to be absorbed freshly without a white cast, it is good to choose when you are concerned about greasiness.

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    The candidate product is a serum type, so it adheres thinly while smoothing out skin texture. A UV protection function is also added, so it is good to use as a daily base, but alcohol is also visible.

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  • KoséMake Keep Primer SPF35 PA+++

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    The candidate product emphasizes more on the side of catching sebum and greasiness, and also takes care of UV protection. It is said to be especially useful for areas that are prone to being particularly greasy, such as around the nose, so it is good to refer to.

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  • The GinzaHybrid Day Protector SPF 33

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    The candidate product aims for a 'soft-matte conditioning + moist' balance by adding UV protection to a serum-like moisture. Instead, there is a main concept of preventing makeup from breaking down, but it is necessary to check if it fits well for oily skin.

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  • L'OrealAge Perfect Makeup Blurring Face Primer

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