How it feels
Respondents: 2
How are the product feel results calculated?
Users who reviewed this product directly answered five questions about their experience with the product while writing their reviews.
For each question, the most selected answer is shown as the representative result. The percentage indicates the share of survey respondents who selected that answer.
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How would you rate the skin smoothing? Looked noticeably smoother (100%)
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How would you rate the even application? Even (50%)
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How would you rate the even wear? Stayed fairly even (50%)
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How would you rate the product pilling? None at all (50%)
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Which best describes the application feel? Moisturizing (100%)
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[Why I bought it] I really liked Ririmew's lip products and eyeshadows and was totally hooked, and then I wanted to try a color-correcting primer, so I unusually bought every shade (there's a blue one now too) [How it feels, what I like] A very easy-to-use color corrector that spreads well, doesn't dry out easily, and gives a natural hint of color The pink and lavender have pearl in them and give a beautiful glow I'd always thought affordable color primers brightened the skin too much no matter which shade you chose, but this one actually makes your skin look beautiful Once you even out the base with color, you only need a minimal amount of foundation, and it gives your skin a translucent look that doesn't turn dull by evening I mostly use the pink or yellow; neither makes my skin look too bright, the yellow evens out uneven skin tone, and the pink adds a healthy flush and glow [What concerns me] I think it's due to how it works with my skin type or skincare, but when I layer foundation over it, it tends to pill...so I had to be careful when blending it out [How I use it] I basically use either pink or yellow all over my face Yellow when I want to even out my skin tone, and pink when I want a glowy finish When redness bothers me, I apply the green just to those areas, and I sometimes layer the lavender on areas I want to make look higher [Recommended for] Anyone who wants an affordable color primer that doesn't make their skin look white
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Silk Blue 🩵 I was curious because I had this image of Japanese idols using it, so I bought it. The blue primer cancels out yellow dullness and leaves my skin looking clear and radiant! Rather than giving a super intense tone-up, it’s more on the natural side? It spreads well and doesn’t feel heavy, so it’s less likely to go patchy—I love it!
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