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• あずき Ages 25-34 · Oily · Fair tone

  1 weeks ago
  
  About Tone

  Blur Powder Pact

  I bought both colors, white and black. I won't repurchase. I mainly bought these to keep in my makeup pouch for touch-ups. I know I should blot the oil before patting on powder, but I'm lazy, so I usually prefer to just apply powder directly. (lol) But when I applied this directly, the puff absorbed the oil already on my skin and got pretty gross within a day or two. So I tried applying it with a brush instead, but then barely any powder went on at all. And it didn't stay silky for long either—I was shiny again after a little over an hour. As for blurring pores, I wouldn't go so far as to say it gave me filtered skin✨, but I did feel like it blurred them somewhat. It might be good as a powder when doing your makeup in the morning. I buy pressed powder to carry around, so I felt like this product couldn't serve that purpose. The base makeup products from this brand had such high ratings on social media that maybe my expectations got too high. It's not exactly neither good nor bad...it leans a little more toward bad. (lol) I think I'll look for a different powder for touch-ups.

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• 름뀨 Ages 18-24 · Combination · Fair Light tone

  2 weeks ago
  
  About Tone

  Blur Powder Pact

  Hmm, how should I put it... It looks pretty right after you apply it, but it doesn't last nearly long enough, and as time goes by, it really emphasizes your skin texture. When you first put it on, it seriously looks pretty, like your skin's been blurred. So I'm kind of on the fence about it.

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• 융율Crew '26 Under 18 · Dry · Fair Light tone

  4 weeks ago
  
  IPKN

  Personal Tone Correcting Blur Pact

  IPKN / Lavender This is such a famous product that it would not be an exaggeration to call it the most famous cosmetic at Daiso (the lavender shade is especially well-known). It comes in pressed and loose powder types. At 3,000 won, it offers amazing value, and its performance is just as good as the powders sold at Olive Young, so lots of adults use it too, not just students. It blurs pores really well and controls oiliness effectively, so unless you have extremely oily skin, you can keep your base looking fresh and matte all day!! The pink mini powder puff sold at Daiso is also a famous product, and it pairs really well with this powder!!

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• 귣 Ages 25-34

  1 months ago
  
  About Tone

  Blur Powder Pact

  As a powder junkie, I absolutely love About Tone, seriously :( First of all! The value for money is unbeatable🥹 And secondly! The shades came out so beautifully :( As you can see, I stock up on every shade and use them all the time!! Third, it makes my skin look so pretty :( So if you're debating which powder to get, just buy About Tone!!

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• hexxliv Under 18 · Combination · Fair tone

  1 months ago
  
  About Tone

  Blur Powder Pact

  About Tone Blur Powder Pact review (I didn’t take separate photos and lost them, so I captured this from my archived Stories, and it says “I have no money”!! 😭) Season used: Summer Period of use: 1 month Skin type: Dehydrated-oily, acne-prone teenage skin User: 9th-grade middle school student (There’s a summary at the very bottom) I tried using it for about a month during the summer. Since I have dehydrated-oily, acne-prone teenage skin, my skin tends to get shiny easily from sebum in the summer, so I often use powder. I tried this while looking for a product that could also cover uneven texture and pores. What I liked most was that it covered uneven texture and pores well. After applying the powder, my skin’s surface looked a little smoother, and my pores and fine bumps were somewhat concealed, making my complexion look neat and polished. I also liked that it brightened my skin tone moderately without making it look too white or chalky. Rather than making my skin dramatically brighter, it just made it look slightly more radiant, so it looked natural to me. However, when I used it in the summer, the staying power wasn’t particularly impressive. I could feel the oiliness coming back over time, and when I reapplied it several times while touching up my makeup, my base makeup sometimes started to lift or look dry. Also, I personally found the included puff disappointing. I didn’t like the puff, so I ended up using a different puff or a brush instead. The powder itself also tends to break easily, so I think you need to be a little careful when carrying it around and using it. Still, I was satisfied with how neatly it covered uneven texture and pores and naturally brightened my skin tone. However, considering its staying power in summer and how it performs when touching up makeup, there were quite a few disappointing aspects, so I don’t think I’ll repurchase it. Intention to repurchase ❌ [Summary] Pros: Covers uneven texture and pores well, moderately brightens the skin tone Cons: Disappointing staying power for summer use, applying multiple layers makes the makeup lift and look dry, disappointing included puff, breaks easily

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