REVIEW on Etude House Precious Mineral Compact

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A covering compact that absorbs sebum by adhering moistly, expressing the skin fresh and smooth.

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Packed in a neat, white box.

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There are 5 tones.

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The case is also neatly designed.

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Push to open.

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The combination of white and gold makes it look posh.

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There is a puff included under the lid.

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This puff looks quite unique.

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The puff is double-sided; the white side is a flocking puff, expressing smooth skin.

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The beige side is an air puff, controlling the sebum and evening the tone.

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There is a transparent plastic to separate the puff from the powder.

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I would have preferred an internal cap, as it would be more convenient.

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The comparison of the 5 tones.

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Vanilla is the brightest of them all.

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Vanilla is a pink base #19, Petal is a pink base #21.

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Beige is a yellow base #21.

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Sand is a neutral base #22, and Tan is a neutral base #23.

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The tones are quite varying.

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Let's try them on my arm.

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Vanilla(the second from left) seems more neutral than pink.

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Tan(the first from right) seems more yellow than neutral.

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I tried Beige with a brush.

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I applied it with the puff, too, but I like the light and comfortable feeling the brush gives.

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Now that I think about it, a 'moist' powder cannot exist, as powders take oil and moisture at the same time.

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However, this powder was not as dry to be uncomfortable.

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Recommended to people who like matte or semi-matte base with powerful cover.

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Etude House Precious Mineral Compact SPF30 PA++