During past Corona year my makeup preferences have changed. Or maybe I should say returned to more light coverage and skincaring direction. Few years back I used a lot of K-beauty products, especially BB creams. Missha M Perfect cover was one of my favorites as was TonyMoly Luminous Goddess Aura. Then, testing a lot of foundations took my attention until now.
I've been using light coverage foundations for almost a year now and recently got excited of BB and CC creams and base products with similar formula. Just some months ago I heard about Purito Cica Clearing BB Cream when YouTuber Jessica Brown tested and loved it. It kind of forgot it as I though I don't have access to it but then I saw ad from Kokoskin* that they sell Purito and I had to order it.
This BB cream comes in three shades. I use shade 21 which is the lightest. It has very heavy gray tone but it disappears mostly when you apply it to your skin. Next shade 23 is couple shades deeper but still grayish although a bit warmer. Then shade 27 really goes somewhere else. It is very yellow, almost orange based and definitely warm without any hint of gray. Needless to say, this shade selection match only some skin tones. Especially deep skin tones are out from this range.
What I love, is the finish which is very glowy. This does not set to dry finish but there is little bit of tackiness. For me, that is exactly what I'm looking for. This is very easy to apply although there is a bit of grip due thick formula. I haven't noticed and streaks or patchiness. I have used primers and powder and also worn this without anything else and I haven't had any issues. Instead this lasts beautifully all day. As I tend to lean my chin on my hand, usually foundation has worn of from there. This does do that too, but in a graceful way so it is not obvious. Also possible fading around my nose doesn't look too bad.
If you're interested to see application and comparison with Missha M perfect cover, jump into my YouTube channel and check my review video!
Have you tried this BB cream? What do you think?