I really like blusher but It can look unnatural and powdery so I got this cushion blusher to try out. I got the shade #CR02 and it's a pretty peach color.  The product comes in a standard cushion packaging but it's much smaller. I'm surprised by how soaked the sponge is with product so you got to be careful because it might dispense a lot more than you need. 

The consistency is very light and it's very easy to blend. It's pigmented but not overly pigmented where you can't blend it properly. You only need a tiny bit of product. A little goes a long way.

It blends well if you use it on top of your foundation but just be careful with the applicator it comes with because it removes/moves my foundation when I use it, better to use your own sponger or brush. 

Left - Unblended ; Right - Blended

Left - Innisfree auto eyebrow pencil in the shade #2 Black and Heimish Browcara - Dark brown

And of course I had to to get the ever so famous Peripera Ink Velvet. Now I had a hard time with the shades because from the color guide they had because it appeared that shade #7 is darker than #6 but from the swatches I saw online, it was the other way around.

I ended up getting the shade #6 which is celeb deep rose.

Left side is bare face, without any product and right photo is when  the product is applied.

Left side is bare face with the White holic cream and Right photo is with the cc cushion on.

First thing I will reviewing is the Egg white Pore Mask by skinfood ($10.61). It comes in a jar packaging like most skinfood masks do. It doesn't come with a spatula so that is kinda unsanitary.

"SKINFOOD's Egg White Pore Mask is a pore-refining cleanser with egg white extract that penetrates deeply into pores to remove pore-clogging oil."

It claims to be a deep cleansing product that will unclog pores. Congested pore Is one of my main issues with my skin so I had high expectations.

I'm using my little brother as a model so please be nice.

• Affordable 
• Softens Skin
• Non-drying
• Mild scent
• Non-greasy

http://m.jolse.com/product/detail.html?product_no=1660&cate_no=52&display_group=1

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The next product I'm going to be reviewing is the Cosrx Low Ph Good Morning cleanser ($8.80). This product is highly raved in the Kbeauty community and a holy grail of many people.  

I admit, I never really cared about my cleanser's "pH" before. I just used any soap that claims to dry acne and I'll always end up with a very tight/dry face after (I even thought it was a good thing because dry face = acne will dry faster).


Here is a summary of what pH is: 

pH which stands for “potential hydrogen” is a measure of how acidic or basic a water-based solution is. The scale ranges from 0 to 14, with 0 referring to a highly acidic substance, 7 a neutral substance, and 14 a highly basic or alkaline substance. 

The acid mantle is our skin’s outermost protective layering. It’s a film of skin oils and acids that serves as a natural barrier between the deeper layers of our skin and the bacteria that we come across in our day to day lives. For the longest time, I used to associate the term acidic with a negative connotation. The truth, I’ve discovered, is that the low pH of the acid mantle creates an environment that is inhospitable to infection-causing pathogens and acne-causing bacteria. In short, pH-balanced skin is clear, clean, healthy skin!  

(From projectvanity's blog post. Read the whole post Here)

The cosrx cleanser has a pH of 5.5 and 6.5 when foamed.

Comes in a very simple packaging.

• Affordable
• Comes with a lot of product 
• Gentle 
• Removes minimal makeup well
• Leaves skin soft
• Has skin loving ingredients 

• Sanitary packaging
• Gentle 
• Provides mild exfoliation