Hi! I'm back with another review with a product from Etude House! I came across this primer on Pinterest and many claimed this product was like a photoshop cream. They said it minimises their pores appearance and brighten up their skin tone instantly. Since I have uneven skin tone, why not?


It comes in 35g, and in a pump dispenser.


The product and packaging highlights on it's three main function;
1. Smoothing
2. Pore Hiding
3. Tone Up


It's hard to control the amount you want to dispense. The primer is really watery, so it's difficult to pump out the desired amount you want onto your fingers and not dripping any all over. It gets messy for me.



As you can see, my hands did become brighter with a pearly effect.


The before and after. Skin instantly became brighter but not all pores were hidden.

Does it does what it claims?
Claim 1: Making skin look even and arranged by blurring effect.
It does make your skin tone looks more even out after application. I guess the blurring effect is referring to the visibility of your pores.
Claim 2: It helps pores look less visible and also evens rough skin.
I would say it minimises only small pores and not big stretched ones.I have pretty bad pores on the other side of my face and it didn't do much cover ups.  It doesn't improves your rough skin but more of slightly smoothening it out only.
Claim 3: Brightens and whitens skintone.
Yes it does, instantly your skin tone looks brighter and even out. This gives a fake impression of radiant skin haha!
Claim 4: Balancing sebum and moisture level.
I can't really give you a confirmation if this product did control my sebum production. Cause I still feel my bb cushion oxidising around the same timing but I do feel less oilier than usual :/

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