Long-lasting makeup items that last all the way through midsummer!

Hello~ The weather is already getting hot, so I imagine you must be worried about the staying power.

Since I have oily skin, this is the season when I pay extra attention to longevity.

I'm going to introduce some long-lasting summer items that you can use right from now all the way through midsummer.

 

 

 

First up is the So Natural Powder for Room All Day Tight Makeup Setting Fixer!

This is a product I have been using consistently since I was a student.

It is a non-flammable spray type rather than a spray-type, so it has excellent spray power and is a convenient product to use.

 

 

 

I finish my base makeup up to the powder stage, then spray it evenly once. Once the setting spray is completely dry, I apply powder and spray it one more time!

Even with just this much, the staying power is amazing!!

After spraying the setting spray, a slight glow remains, but since I don't prefer dewy makeup in the summer, I always make sure to use powder.

 

 

My second recommended item is the Amuse Ceramic Skin Perfector Cushion!

It's the cushion I've been using, but the Tanning Kitty edition came out, so I bought it right away haha.

 

 

The Hello Kitty edition is so cute on the outside, too..🥹😍

I don't think it works well with the Amuse puff, so I use the Daiso adhesion puff!

 

 

 

Based on shade 21, the 1.5 Natural color is just right. The coverage is pretty good, and since it has a semi-matte texture, I think even those with oily skin like me will be able to use it well!

I recommend this as a summer cushion because it has great staying power and adheres well to the skin without feeling heavy or cakey!

The combination of So Natural Powder for Room All Day Tight Makeup Setting Fixer and Amuse Ceramic Skin Perfector Cushion is really good; with just these two products, I can stay out for over 10 hours without any issues.

However, some oil does come to the surface. Since it is difficult to correct if you press the cushion onto a setting spray, creating harsh lines, it is best to just use blotting paper or powder. Only oil came up; there was no darkening or peeling of the coverage.