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3CE Take A Layer Multi-Pot Review & Swatch

By Alyssa Martinez @ItsMariaAlyssa

Usually, 3-in-1 products are just a bunch of bulls**t. Most, just work better for one thing, and the claims that it also works for other stuff doesn't really deliver. But there are instances that some products really do deliver and so, many brands will try to knock them off. But does this Korean 3-in-1 Korean product one of those? Keep scrolling to read my 3CE Take A Layer Multi-Pot review.

WHAT IS IT?

The 3CE Take A Layer Multi-Pot is a 3-in-1 formula for your lips, cheeks, and eyes to customize your makeup looks. It claims to have a highly pigmented formula that delivers vivid colors for a brightening effect on your lips, cheeks, and eyes.

3CE Take A Layer Multi-Pot Review & Swatch

KEY INGREDIENTS

It contains Arabian cotton, fermented vitamin tree, and shea butter to provide skin protection and nourishment with a barely-there feel. Interestingly, it also contains Gluconolactone which is an anti-aging ingredient and Titanium Dioxide which gives UV protection. Though the brand never claimed it has SPF. You can read more about its full ingredient list in Skin Carisma.

PERFORMANCE

APPLICATION: You can use your fingers to dab and blend it on your cheeks, lips, and eyes. But for cheeks, you can also use a foam blender. While for the eyes, it's crucial to remove the excess oil first to minimize creasing before application.

SCENT: It has a mild powdery vanilla scent. Not too distracting, and it will not bother you once on your face.

3CE Take A Layer Multi-Pot Review & Swatch

FORMULA: 3CE Take A Layer Multi Pot has a cream to powder formula. The finish is powdery matte and highly pigmented. The colors really do pop in just one swipe.

PACKAGING: It comes in a gold compact light metal that comes with a mirror. The product itself has 4.5 grams. It is also packaged in a small box designed with 3CE's minimalist millennial pink color.

SWATCH

3CE Take A Layer Multi-Pot Review & Swatch

FINAL THOUGHTS

The 3CE Take A Layer Multi Pot last around 5-6 hours on my oily skin even without using any base. I prefer to use it on its own on my cheeks because I love how natural it looks, but of course, that depends on your skin tone and shade you will purchase. I am a morena (brown skin) and the shade Cabbage Rose looks really natural and lovely for me. It will really give you a "no-makeup makeup look".

But if you have dry skin, you will really need to prep your skin with a moisturizing primer because it will be hard to blend on dry skin. Plus, it might highlight your dry patches.

While for the lips, it only lasts around 2-3 hours. And when you eat or drink, expect it'll be gone soon. Though it still leaves a very light tent-like shade. But I like that it doesn't transfer a lot like some crazy mess.

I don't usually use this on my eyes honestly. But when I do, the shade really pops on my eyes and lasts long as well. Though it's really crucial to remove excess oil because it tends to crease and wipe out easily.

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VERDICT

PROS: Highly pigmented, it lasts long on oily skin without any base prep, and for a Korean brand, the shade is quite flattering in many skin tones.

CONS: If you have dry skin, it will be hard to blend and it will highlight your dry patches. So you really have to prep your skin first.

WHERE TO BUY?

You can purchase the 3CE Take A Layer Multi Pot in their official store, Style Nanda for $22. They ship internationally. But this is also available in Style Korean for $24 or Php1261, they also ship worldwide and offer free shipping.

But if you live in the Philippines, you can purchase this in Sephora Philippines for Php1485 and in Kbeauty Cafe for Php1050.

What do you think of this 3CE Take A Layer Multi Pot review? Have you tried a 3-in-1 product like this from other brands? Share your thoughts below.

**Some photos are from StyleNanda.com

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