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Numbuzin No.1 Skincare100 Blur Powder 7 g: five practical checks

A simple K-beauty guide to the Korean powder's official puff directions, the Japanese product name and gentle use on oily areas.

Oct 2026 oily-skin video mentioning numbuzin powder among multiple items; not independent efficacy proof · 뷰드름 유튜버 인씨 · original YouTube official embed

Korean brand numbuzin lists 'No.1 Pantothenic Acid Skincare100 Blur Powder 7 g' on its official Korean store. Its directions instruct tapping a little powder with a puff onto oily areas; ingredients include silica and pantothenic acid. An official Japanese brand storefront lists a similarly named 7 g 'Skincare100 Filter Powder'. Names and local labels differ, so do not assume formulas or availability are identical across markets. 'Skincare100' is a product name, not proof that the powder cures acne, is completely non-irritating or can replace skincare. A Korean creator's oily-skin video dated October 2, 2026, and another October 4 makeup video both list it among several products. Neither is an independent efficacy study or our own use test. The Korean store displayed sold out when checked on October 28, 2026; retail availability may change.

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  1. 01

    Confirm the exact Korean or Japanese 7 g product

    The Korean listing calls it Skincare100 Blur Powder; the Japanese official storefront uses Skincare100 Filter Powder. Both describe 7 g, but check the actual local ingredients and package instead of assuming identical formulas. Do not confuse it with the No.1 serum or cream.

  2. 02

    Do your normal skincare and daytime sunscreen first

    Cleanse and moisturize as needed; use sunscreen according to its directions in daytime. A cosmetic powder with skincare-marketed ingredients does not replace sunscreen or a moisturizer. You may skip powder when the skin feels dry or irritated.

  3. 03

    Prepare a clean, dry puff

    Wash hands and place a very small amount on a clean dry puff. Avoid contaminating the product and do not share applicators. Start gently when trying an unfamiliar formula.

  4. 04

    Tap only where excess shine bothers you

    Following Korean label directions, lightly pat powder over areas such as the forehead or nose where oiliness bothers you. Avoid heavy buildup. The 2026 creator videos offer visual context but do not establish guaranteed oil-control duration or results.

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    Monitor irritation and keep the tools hygienic

    If the powder feels uncomfortable or cakey, stop layering and reconsider your routine. Keep the puff clean and follow the package's expiry advice. A cosmetic powder cannot diagnose or treat acne or another skin condition.

✦ Helpful tips

  • The word Skincare100 is a product label, not a validated claim of 100% safety or medical care.
  • Korean and Japanese official names and stock may differ; the Korean store showed sold out on the October 28 check.

ⓘ Keep in mind

  • Avoid getting powder into eyes or applying onto injured/inflamed skin; stop with itching, burning or redness.
  • Not a substitute for sunscreen or acne medication. Creator mentions are not our own tests or independent treatment evidence.

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