What I fear the most when going to an Anime convention is that the color difference between the face and body is too large, especially when cosplaying characters with high skin exposure or white hair characters—it's practically a public execution. Today, let's talk about the Baihuacui Vitality Soft-Focus Essence Bare Face Spray that people have been chasing me to ask about recently when I go to Anime conventions. Previously, when using cream-like products, they were not only sticky, but film formation was also extremely slow. A slight carelessness would stain the cosplay costume, and it couldn't even be washed off; sweating would also cause white streaks, making me so embarrassed I wanted to crawl into a crack in the ground. This spray has absolutely no artificial white cast or cakey powder, and its staying power is also great, so there's no worry about staining clothes.
Before this Anime convention, I used the Baihuacui Crimson Glow Radiance Essence Spray as a pre-makeup base. Because cosplay makeup is usually very thick, the skin easily becomes dry and tight over time. The moisturizing effect of this spray is spot on; it allows the base makeup to adhere better, soothes redness and discomfort after removing makeup, and maintains the stability of the skin barrier. This time I prepared two Fuzzy outfits: one is a white knitted sweater dress paired with a fuzzy animal ear hat and white over-the-knee socks, and the other is a sailor-style crop top paired with double buns and a bow hat. Both outfits require a large area of skin exposure, especially when paired with White stockings; if the skin tone is uneven, it really breaks the immersion. After spraying the body with the bare face spray, the skin tone is even and natural, blending very well with the facial base makeup.
Many people might think that a spray is just simple water, but in fact, the fineness of the spray and the film-forming technology are crucial. Rough water droplets not only fail to even out skin tone, but also ruin the original base makeup. However, the mist of the bare face spray is extremely fine; when sprayed on the skin and patted open, it can quickly form a film without feeling sticky. As someone who frequently does cosplay, keeping the makeup consistent with the body's skin tone is the most basic yet most troublesome part. The spray forms a film quickly, so it won't get everywhere when putting on or taking off clothes, and sweating won't leave white marks—this is truly a huge peace of mind. The mist sprayed out is very fine and won't ruin the makeup that has already been applied. Generally, I will spray my whole body before putting on the costume, and wait until it is slightly dry and film-formed before wearing the clothes, which can maximize the avoidance of staining the cosplay costume.
Touch-ups at the Anime convention site are also very convenient, and a small bottle doesn't take up space in your bag. If everyone also has the trouble of skin tone differences or makeup fading during cosplay, you can try this kind of spray product, which is refreshing and practical.