Review of Banila Co Prime Prior Finish Pact for Sebum Control

Banila Co Prime Primer Finish Pact Review

My skin is combination type, and my T-zone tends to be oily.

Even in winter, oiliness becomes noticeable on the forehead and nose area 3 to 4 hours after applying makeup.

There is a bit more shine, especially in the curved area connecting the nose and cheeks, and on the philtrum. The pores in that area are very noticeable due to the sebum.

I'm using Vanilla Co. products to control my sebum.

I heard that Banila Co powder is famous. I went to Olive Young to test it out myself and brought it home.

Between the loose powder and the compact version, the loose powder is more popular, but I chose the compact because I thought it would be more convenient. It is similar in size to a regular compact or slightly smaller, so it is easy to carry in my bag.

The products in compact form are divided into three types.

Lavender is recommended for yellow-toned skin, the blue is for dull skin tones, and the clear one is the original. I am using the original.

If you apply this pact just once more to the T-zone as the final step after doing your makeup in the morning, you can maintain a soft, matte finish that lasts for a long time without shine or creasing. The microfiber powder puff and incredibly fine powder effectively conceal pores, allowing for a transparent skin look. It also applies lightly without feeling heavy or cakey on the skin, making it comfortable to use. It is great because it doesn't clump even when reapplied multiple times for touch-ups.

If you are looking for a compact or powder for oily skin like me, I recommend trying the Banila Co Prime Primer Finish Pact.