CCCream #1 Silky. 8-In-1 CC cream that makes skin look younger by covering blemishes and soothes skin by protecting skin from external elements. Etude House CC Cream #1 Silky. Ingredients explained. Water. Also-called: Aqua | What-it-does: solvent. Good old water, aka H2O. The most common skincare ingredient of all. But do not panic

Hello my beautiful readers, Today I will be reviewing one of my fave products, the CC Cream from Etude House. Once again, Etude House did not disappoint me and introduced a wonderful product. This was my first CC Cream that I got and I’m happy with it. They have Silky and glowy but I went with silky as it has a matte finish, perfect for oily skin. The purpose of a cc correct&care cream is to correct your skin tone. This one has 8 more functions but I’m won’t be listing them again, I don’t type in company’s description of their own product. And it did fulfil it’s purpose. It helped reduce redness around my cheeks and the side of my nose which is why it is a ABSOLUTE MUST HAVE for people with troubled skin. Not only does it just correct skin tone but it also acts as a primer. It helps my make up to last up to 12 hours! I’m not even kidding here. I wore it to work last time 10h+lunch for 2h and I went home to see that my makeup looked exactly like how it was when I first put it! Amazing right! My makeup usually ends up looking dull after 7hours without the cc cream so this product really impressed me. Here is how to cc cream looks like on my skin. Whoa whoa whoa! I know it looks wayyyyyy different compared to my skin but once you blend it in, it will match your skin tone! It also has a pump. Bonus! I got mine from qoo10 for SGD 13. The Etude House outlets sells it for SGD 21 if I’m not wrong. What I like about this product I believe my entire review says it. What I dislike about this product Nothing. Really, I can’t think of anything. Anyway, I just bought stuff from Innisfree and I can’t wait to share them with you guys!! xoxo kkoch

review etude house cc cream #silky This cc cream has been my like and dislike for many times. I've only tried the sample one but that time I used the glow version.. at first it was good but you know, in term of putting makeup I like to put many layers from many different brands at once..

Truthfully, I don’t plan on reviewing this CC cream from Etude House because 1 I’m selling this 2 I’m selling this and 3 I’m selling this. So, yeah... I am selling this one before, but since there isn’t anyone who wanted to buy quite disappointing, eh?, then I might as well use it for myself and do a review. ^o^ Etude House CC Cream has two variants Silky and Glow. Just so you know, I already reviewed the Glow one before Review Etude House CC Cream – Glow. That made me hesitates to do this post, but soon realized that they’re different in many ways. When it comes to Etude House’s products, the packaging is always the first one to look at. And this one is no exemption to that. The CC cream comes in a white and sleek tube with a pump. It’s simple yet very royal. I have this theory that they packed their cc cream in a tube that represents its finish. I just noticed that because I own the two cc creams and the two of them have different tube-texture. Anyway, that’s just a theory. Just like the other Korean CC creams and the other variant of this, they have the same white-colored cream that will self-adjust while blending it onto the skin. This cc cream sure is easy to spread and a little goes a long way. It has a hint of lavender scent and is not overwhelming. It has a smooth and a bit runny consistency. I also did this test for you to see if Etude House CC cream Silky is sticky. As you can see, out of 12 paper pieces, only three remained after I flipped my hand. Impressive, right? If I will compare it to the Glow, Silky is less sticky. Ooh, they rhymed! LOL My skin became instantly smooth and soft like a silk. You just have to wait a minute or two before you settle it with your favorite powder then you’re good! Compared to the EH CC Glow, this one doesn't give a whitecast and despite of its light shade, it still matches my skin with yellow undertones. The finish is absolute matte after it dries up. Etude House claims that this cc cream could cover your flaws, but it couldn’t really. The coverage is very sheer and barely covers anything. I remember saying this before that some cc creams work better for those with a less skin problem. This CC cream, after all, was made to even out the uneven skin tone. I like using it under my BB cream and foundation or alone during my lazy days. A makeup with sheer coverage has its advantage too, you know? It might make you feel bare, but still, with its matte finish, it is a perfect one for no-makeup makeup, yes? Hmm.. The 8-in-1 formula sure is interesting. With one product, you can really skip your skin care routine I know you’re sensing a “but” here haha but, it’s moisturizing property is a bit lacking. Yes, it lacks moisture to my skin, I don’t if it’s just me, but I really did notice it. Maybe that’s the advantage of the other variant, CC cream Glow since its way better on moisturizing. Sun protection? Yes, it has SPF30 PA++. And given that it has Arbutin in it, I think that it will help whiten the skin with continued usage. Another good point of this cc cream is that it gives a healthy complexion on the skin and yes, it does even out my skin tone! It stays for about 3-4 hours prior to application. Yours truly wearing Etude House CC Cream under Maybelline BB Stick OVERALL EXPERIENCE Etude House CC Cream - Silky, 35g Price Available at All Etude House branches & Department Stores Nationwide ARE YOU INTO SILKY OR GLOW FINISH? COMMENT DOWN YOUR ANSWER & WHY! ^^ xoxo, M.

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EtudeHouse CC Cream [Correct & Care cream] SPF 30/PA++. #01 Silky. 3 Efficacies : Whitening + Anti-wrinkle + Sun protection. This multitasking 8-in-1 formula hydrates, primes, conceals, treats, and protects skin at an easy single step for a healthier complexion, inside and outside. It glides on with a silky smooth finish. ^{Etude House just recently introduced their first CC Cream in Korea. Etude House Correct & Care CC Cream is available in a Silky and Glow formula promising an 8 in 1 formula that addresses the signs of anti aging and stress while whitening, hydrating, protecting, and smoothing the texture of skin. At the moment Tony Moly’s newest CC Cream that I reviewed recently is topping my list of must have CC Creams but I dare say Etude House will be quick to follow. Take a look! I purchased Etude House Correct & Care CC Cream in the silky formula since I’m not a fond fan of glowing CC or BB Creams. This has a smooth, even finish sans any sparkle, shimmer, or pearl. Unlike BB Creams, CC Creams are actual a step down in terms of coverage but still promise the same anti-aging benefits. CC Creams provide sheerer coverage and Etude House’s newest CC Cream is pretty basic, sheerer coverage. I personally don’t need a ton of coverage so these next generation CC Cream formulas are ideal for me as they correct but with lighter coverage that’s perfect for Summer wearing. The formula is a self adjusting formula that starts white and supposedly self adjusts to your perfect shade of color. Unlike Tony Moly’s CC Cream I found this wasn’t as friendly a formula to adjust well to a range of skin tones. It has a pink undertone to it that seems best suited to fairer, creamier skin tones. Considering it is so sheer possibly a range of tones can use it though from fair to medium just not darker as you probably won’t see the benefits. Keep in mind the formula is meant to correct so it will perfect skin to extent but won’t offer the coverage you might associate with a BB Cream or need to conceal blemishes or problem skin. It will however, correct problems like redness, darkness, dullness, or uneven skin tone. It basically takes already good skin and makes it great. For me it’s a my skin but better finish. The texture is very much like Tony Moly’s formula although it does run a little thinner in consistency. The runnier formula absorbs easily into skin and leaves behind lightweight coverage that protects with an SPF 30. I do prefer using my own sunscreen prior though as I feel more protected this way. The finish here is dewy at first but dries down to a soft, silky feel. It eases my dullness beautifully and perfects, evens out, and creates a healthy glow on my skin. The wear time varies but it seems to keep that fresh, healthy look on my skin for at least six to seven hours before my skin starts to look a little dull again. I have to say so far the CC Cream releases in Korea have been pleasant experiences for me. I loved this formula just as much as I did the Tony Moly one. I thought nothing could be as great as BB Cream but I’m realizing that the lighter texture and the more natural appearance of a CC Cream formula is exactly the type of coverage my skin craves. I don’t personally have bad skin aside from dullness and dryness but it does however, need a little boast to make it look great and this is exactly what that does. I wouldn’t recommend it for those who need coverage and concealing I would however, recommend to those who already have good skin but want it too look its very best. Well worth trying out. I got mine on E-bay from seller f2plus1 I am not affiliated with this seller.} 6 Clinique Moisture Surge CC Cream . If you're looking for a foundation that will cover up your flaws and give you a radiant glow, then this is the right product for you. It's available in seven different shades: 1 Ivory, 2 Natural Beige, 3 Honey Beige, 4 Tan, 5. Annyeonghaseyo! eotteohge dangsin-eun?^^ CC cream is getting more popular today, so yes, I joined the craze to find out what's with cc creams. I decided to try Etude House's CC cream in Silky first yeah, I'm thinking of getting another one but still looking for reviews. I wanted the glow version too, but I'm afraid it will not suit my combination-oily skin especially with our hot and humid weather yes even if its already rainy season now, its still hot most of the time -_- So yes, I decided to try the silky version. The packaging is simple and pretty, as expected from Etude House.^^ For more info about this cc cream, let the following photos do the talking. Photos above are not mine^^ CC Cream is basically something that corrects and has more skin care benefits, if you want more coverage/ makeup, then you may use BB cream. This is P798 in Etude House PH stores. Got mine from Kkochipida The pump is good and dispense just the right amount of product you need. This cc cream is also white at first with tiny beads color capsules? but blends and adjusts to your own skin color. Eyebrow pencil + EH CC Cream + EH Water color blusher + lip balm. What I like - It has spf 30/ PA ++ - 8 in 1 functional effects - Packaging, I like it white, simple and clean looking. - The pump is good - Information and direction for use is provided in English - Scent is okay - Oil control is okay, its pretty fair if I'm in an air-conditioned room but if I'm outside, I still have to blot. - Semi matte finish but there is still a hint of dewy/ glow^^ - Gives some pore coverage - Does not oxidize on my skin - It didn't break me out - It feels light on skin and its not sticky. - Its texture, it not too creamy nor too watery. Its easy to apply and blend. - One or two pumps are enough. - Locally available What I don't - My skin may get too white if applied too much or not blended properly. CC cream has a sheer coverage, so it can't really cover much like pimples, scars or dark spots. It can be used alone if you have a pretty good skin or during your nice skin days what did I say? O but if not, you can use it as a base and put bb cream on top. Use a moisturizer on dry areas before applying this. So far I can't say that I love it to the point that I would throw away my bb creams, but I like it. I sometimes use this alone, or pat on a little bb cream on top. Let's just say, I use different things according to my mood or whatever I feel like using.^^ I'm still curious about the Glow version though and would like to try it. Can anyone throw a sample for me? lol. haha Okay till here. See you on my next post.

So lets get on to the review. I have decided to try out a few CC creams and the first one I chose was Etude House CC cream in Silky. They also had another one in Glow but I prefer the silky one. What this CC cream says it does is that it is an 8 in 1 multi-function cream that contains SPF 30, anti-aging, stress relief, hydration, whitening

descriptioningredients Glow WATER, BUTYLENE GLYCOL DICAPRYLATE/DICAPRATE, TITANIUM DIOXIDE, CAPRYLYL METHICONE, PHENYL TRIMETHICONE, METHYL HYDROGENATED ROSINATE, CYCLOPENTASILOXANE, GLYCERYL POLYMETHACRYLATE, ZINC OXIDE, CETYL PEG/PPG-10/1 DIMETHICONE, PROPYLENE GLYCOL, SODIUM HYALURONATE, ARBUTIN, MICA, SODIUM CHLORIDE, DISTEARDIMONIUM HECTORITE, POLYGLYCERYL-4 ISOSTEARATE, HEXYL LAURATE, OZOKERITE, SORBITAN ISOSTEARATE, ALUMINUM HYDROXIDE, STEARIC ACID, PROPYLENE CARBONATE, HYDROGEN DIMETHICONE, ADENOSINE, TRIETHOXYCAPRYLYLSILANE, SILICA, POLYESTER-1, SILICA DIMETHYL SILYLATE, CAMELLIA SINENSIS LEAF EXTRACT, ETHYLHEXYL PALMITATE, THERMUS THERMOPHILLUS FERMENT, BIOTIN, MALTODEXTRIN, CISTUS INCANUS FLOWER/LEAF/STEM EXTRACT, SODIUM POTASSIUM ALUMINUM SILICATE, DISODIUM EDTA, PHENOXYETHANOL, CAPRYLYL GLYCOL, ETHYLHEXYLGLYCERIN, 1,2-HEXANEDIOL, FRAGRANCE, CI 77491, CI 77492 . 291 313 371 443 495 2 369 210

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