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• うぇるかま｜コスメが恋人💭Crew '26 Normal · Fair tone

  1 weeks ago
  
  D'Alba

  Air Fit Blue Tone-Up Sun Powder

  I feel like I say this every time, but D'Alba is cheapest during the Mega Sale. Is the new blue sunscreen powder not coming back in stock during the Mega Sale?🥹🩵(?) This type of powder is a total lifesaver for bangs wrecked by sweat and oil💭💭 The brush is cute like a puppy and super fluffy too! For getting rid of forehead shine & reviving my bangs‼️Of course, it’s also an easy way to get sun protection on your neck and face. Update: No sign of it coming back and I could cry, pretty please D'Alba🤲

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• あずき Ages 25-34 · Oily · Fair tone

  1 weeks ago
  
  Astalift

  D-UV Shield Tone-Up SPF 50+

  Astalift by Fujifilm. The shade is Rose. This has really strong sun protection. It's a must-have for summer. Even if you don't apply it every day, using this as a base on days when the UV rays are strong, when you'll be driving, or when you plan to go out keeps worries about the sun to a minimum. It barely has any tone-up effect, so I mix it with a CC cream or color corrector from another brand. If you're using it on its own, don't expect it to tone up your skin. lol But I definitely want people to use this on days when they're more concerned about sunburn than toning up their skin. If you're choosing just one base product for summer, this is the one. The downside of previous Astalift products was that they tended to break down easily, but I feel like that's been significantly improved with this one. Its adherence to the skin and how well foundation adheres to it are both satisfactory. However, the biggest selling point of this product is its UV protection, so I don't think it's particularly good at the tone-up effect I mentioned earlier or preventing dryness, which is important in fall and winter. I think you could buy one for summer and use something else in fall and winter. But I'll definitely buy it again next summer.

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• 平日loveちゃん Ages 18-24 · Dry · Light Medium tone

  2 weeks ago
  
  Astalift

  D-UV Shield Tone-Up SPF 50+

  I'll be honest. I won't repurchase this. It leaves an unbelievable white cast. Like, I looked like a ghost. People around me repeatedly pointed out that my face looked weird because it was way too white, and although I think I used about half of it, I threw it away. It's pretty expensive, so if you're considering buying it, you should think carefully. Especially if you're thinking of buying it because you want to get by with just sunscreen + powder, don't. I have a normal skin tone, and it looked awful on me. I don't think it would blend in unless you have extremely fair skin.

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• u__ukii Ages 25-34 · Combination · Fair Light tone

  2 weeks ago
  
  Laneige

  Water Bank UV Barrier Sunscreen SPF 50+

  Even though it provides solid UV protection with SPF 50+ PA++++, there's no white cast or squeaky feeling at all, and it has a fresh, lightweight, serum-like texture!

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• 白湯 Ages 25-34 · Combination · Fair tone

  2 weeks ago
  
  Astalift

  D-UV Shield Tone-Up SPF 50+

  I bought this for long UVA protection during the summer. The shade I used was Rose. I didn't use this daily, only for specific occasions like summer leisure activities. It spreads easily, adheres closely to the skin, and doesn't crease easily. It has just the right amount of coverage to even out my skin, enough that I can go out wearing only this. However, I personally find that it leaves a pretty noticeable white cast, so I think of it as being specifically for UV protection rather than makeup. I tested how well it held up against sweat in the bath (see the second photo), and it is extremely durable, so I can use it with confidence. I plan to keep using it in the summer. However, outside of summer, it tends to dry out my skin type, and it sometimes caused a slight stinging sensation.

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