I know Holika Holika for a long time. But this is my first time purchasing their product. Due to free delivery in Koreabuys, I blindly chose Nabi Cream #Vitality for liveliness / energetic. I was a bit nervous since the review wasn't too good. But I couldn't change my purchase so I kept waiting. There are 3 types of cream, Cottony (matte finish), Vitality (liveliness / brightening & smooth for all skin type), and Shiny (radiance & natural coverage beige color for dry skin). I wanted to choose Cottony but after thinking I should go with brighter skin, I decided to choose Vitality instead.

If you saw Japankuru website and another post here by them, like I had suggested, then this SANA Maikohan already knowledgeable. This Maikohan brand was made by SANA. I've never tried the other SANA (Nameraka etc) makeup & skincare before, but I've been curious about Maikohan. The themes are about pink and maiko (an apprentice of geiko). Have a smooth, white skin like a maiko! Why not a geisha? Because maiko's age are between 15-20, so they still have teenager's skin. This is what the brand wants for us who used it, to have perfect skin in teens. I bought two Maikohan's base makeup, the Shitaji (Foundation) Base Makeup in shade #Sakura-iro -Pink Beige- (only one shade is available for now worldwide) and the Oshiroi Face Powder in shade #Sakura-iro -Sheer Pink-.

Let's try Canmake's primer! I've tried their powder and BB cream, but I haven't tried their primer yet. This time, I bought Canmake Blessed Natural Primer. It claims as a makeup lotion with a super comfortable texture that cares for your skin. This is a base cream with skincare approach; with sunscreen, daytime moisturizing serum, makeup base, and light foundation functions. It's not waterproof so can be easily washable. Blessed Natural Primer only has one color, Natural, that will easily grow accustomed to the skin and cover dullness naturaly. It will blur the pores with its soft focus powder. So don't worry, because the color will blend unto any skintone.

For you who have read my previous cosmetic reviews, must have known that mostly I uses Etude House for Korean brand, and Kanebo KATE for Japanese brand. Etude House often launches cute packaging and colorful shade variations makeup so it's chosen by most women. As for KATE, most of people will know Kanebo, right? But some of you didn't know that similar to Amore Pacific Korea, Kanebo also distributed their makeup products unto different brands. In drugstore, there are KATE, Lavshuca, Allie, Coffret D'or, etc based on function and age target. While for mature woman, they have Lunasol, Impress, etc in department store and of course, with higher price. I love Shiseido's haircare product, it's different for cosmetic. I'd prefer Kanebo than Shiseido because mostly, Shiseido's products are great for eye makeup, but not too famous for base. And I don't play much on eye makeup-means I'm just using arranged 4-5 eyeshadow palettes without playing with colors from other big palette. I should've tried more on big palette eyeshadow and may buy famous big palette such as thebalm Nude 'Tude or NAKED?

I got the second sample for Etude House Sweet Recipe Baby Choux Base in Berry with SPF 25 / PA++. I never buy the original size since I don't really care about primer/base before. And for now, I already have Etude House Face Conditioning Cream and Etude House Beauty Shot Face Blur, so I don't need any base makeup again. Also, I still haven't finished using the Rohto Skin Aqua UV Moisture Milk sunblock of all! Although after trying it, I'm in love with Berry Choux.

For one who follows Korean makeup product, all of you must have heard this Beauty Shot Face Blur primer/base, right? So, what do you think of it before trying the product itself? Can it be used to hide pores, uneven skin tone? For me, I thought it's an amazing product, maybe for Etude's range, it would be the more advanced product than Baby Choux Base (I've tried its sample). Well, let's see how it goes.

My eyes has been suffering from myopia & astigmatism sinced middle school. At that time, the myopia caused by electronic watching/reading was -1.5 with right axis 1. Now, after I graduated from university, my myopia increased to -2.5 and both eyes suffered axis 1. Well, ever sinced middle school, although I owned glasses, I didn't intend to use it except in class. I ignored the fact that I must use glasses in everydays activities, including walking, studying, even driving a car! The bright and clearer vision effect in using glasses makes me avoiding it for these past years and although I don't use glasses, the increasing chance is minimal.