【9月新品實測】CPB這支底霜值不值的買？SUQQU絕美新品| CT磨皮碎粉、CurrentBody第三代居家光療神器 | Yoyo Yip Make Up

Product(s) Reviewed & Key Points (Sept New Releases)

1) Cleady SteamBeauty Enhancer (new SPF25 PA3, light/lily-focused base)

What it is / claims

• Launched after 6 years (as stated)
• SPF25 / PA3
• Positioned as a moisturizing enhancer (primer-like)
• Uses a “light lily” concept aimed at smooth texture
• Claims to avoid:
  • heavy “grainy” texture
  • strong oil-control behavior (not positioned as an oil-control product)

How it performs (reviewer experience)

• Described as “completely no coverage”
• Works mainly via a thin, shiny / 3D light-modifying effect
• Uses an opal powder / 3D light effect to create a more dimensional, glowy look
• Not expected to correct issues like acne scars or uneven texture—limited to appearance brightening

User experience

• Performs best when used to enhance an already-good base
• Reviewer says it makes a base look more “beautiful” when makeup application is already decent

Pros

• Smooth “thin” look vs obvious graininess
• Improves complexion appearance through 3D shine/brightening
• Makeup stability improves; claims foundation oxidation/darkening is reduced for ~8 hours (“8 hours zero sense” / no darkening described)

Cons / cautions

• Very strong shine
• For combination/oily skin, using it like a primer may make skin greasier
• May require setting powder; otherwise makeup may darken after 8–10 hours (especially if used like a primer on oil-prone skin)

Verdict (from the subtitles)

• Best as a glowy base for dry/normal skin
• Ideal for users who want high shine, not heavy coverage
• Pricing mentioned: ~$780; reviewer suggests it may be slightly not worth it due to coverage limitations and shine/oil tradeoffs

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2) CurrentBody 3rd Generation Home LED Light Therapy Device

What’s new / key features

• Reviewer is a long-time CurrentBody user
• Main upgrade: phone-connected customization
• Uses clinical recognition of LED wavelengths, including:
  • Red
  • Near infrared
  • Deep red
  • Yellow
  • Special blue
  • Also mentions green for targeted needs
• The app/device selects the most effective light amount automatically
• Can turn on different lights step-by-step based on skin condition

Targeting / personalization

• Example: for acne, uses blue light on acne spots
• Mentions green light related to acne concerns (wording unclear, but emphasizes targeted switching)
• Emphasizes “very targeted” and very personal treatment

Time & workflow

• About 10 minutes total per session
• May require switching different areas multiple times (e.g., moving parts and repeating)
• Reviewer values at-home convenience, especially with postpartum scheduling constraints

Smart technology / precision

• “Smart technology” tuned by the chosen ball/head to deliver the best dose automatically
• Claims each small area can use multiple colors within the same spot—suggesting precise coverage

Pros

• Strong personalization via app + wavelength switching
• Short session time (~10 minutes)
• Targeted acne-spot approach using blue light
• Convenient for home use

Cons

• No explicit major downside stated in the subtitles (only general reassurance about dose/energy appropriateness)

Verdict

• Presented as a meaningful upgrade, especially for people wanting at-home, time-efficient, acne-spot targeted LED treatment

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3) SUQQU Winter Collection: “Ace Powder” Upgraded to Foundation (bowl/compact powder)

What it is

• Japanese brand (SUQQU)
• “Ace powder upgraded to foundation” framing
• Includes reviewer usage tips:
  • can pat by hand
  • easy to open compact
  • high coverage

Performance

• Coverage described as very high
• Finish is presented as different from the usual “shine vs low-definition” comparison
• Claims it improves complexion so the face looks better (“no longer 80% of the next time” — unclear phrasing, but implies better-looking base)

Pros

• High coverage, high-end look
• Convenient format; can be used with fingers easily
• Small amount goes a long way:
  • reviewer says a small pearl is enough for the whole face
• Helpful for targeting acne/blemish areas with extra pressing

Cons / cautions

• More suitable for autumn/winter
• Cream foundation users may not find it suitable (implies seasonal/skin-type compatibility)
• Price mentioned: ~$900 (“not cheap”)

Verdict

• Recommended for luxury, high-coverage powder with a foundation-like effect for cooler seasons—though pricey

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4) SUQQU “BurringLips” Lip Product (liquid/essential oil type)

What it does / key differences

• Contains high-humidity plant essential oils
• Transforms into a “light organ oil” texture
• Distinguished from typical tightening lip products:
  • does not create the usual tightness / lip-line tightening feel
• Provides a solid look quickly and keeps lips with pure color (not heavy/strong makeup)

Color notes

• Received 01 (gift/style), also tried 02
• Reviewer says:
  • 02 is more rosy
  • pairs well with winter darker eye makeup / darker clothing
• Described as the reviewer’s daily-use lipstick

Pros

• No tight, line-stretching feel
• Rich color payoff with natural “pure color” look
• Comfortable daily wear

Cons

• No major cons mentioned

Verdict

• A comfortable color product with a distinct feel vs tightening lip liquids; recommended for daily wear

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5) SUQQU Crushed Powder (new “extremely fine thin skin powder,” 5 colors)

What it is

• “Extremely fine thin skin powder”
• Mentions “24h oil control tailored grinding” (wording unclear, but implies long-wear oil control)
• Available in 5 colors
• Even transparent powders are separated by undertone (wording unclear)

Packaging

• Reviewer praises packaging:
  • red powder visibility when opening lid
  • safety improvements to reduce powder scattering via inner design
  • lid needs a bit of force to open (secure travel behavior)

Performance

• Claimed continued good powder quality vs an earlier “airbrush” version described as “slippery”
• Feels like it boosts foundation perfection (“10 more buring”—unclear wording)
• “Air-oil” effect described as very good
• Includes claims about hyaluronic and other components (phrasing unclear)
• Mentions it won’t become cakey (review references a colleague saying it won’t powder away; reviewer says overall quality is fine)

Pros

• Very fine, smooth finish
• Good longevity/setting behavior (implied minimal fallout)
• Travel-friendly packaging with less mess
• Value described as reasonable for 5g size/weight (price phrased as “courteous/reasonable”)

Cons

• Not described as revolutionary/super special
• First performance described as “quite average, quite good”
• No strong urge to replace all other powders

Verdict

• Good quality with nice travel packaging, but not compelling enough to fully replace existing options

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6) AG (Japanese brand) AGO Micron Play Essence (new skincare series, oil-essence hybrid)

What it is / feel

• Starts as “oil,” then absorbs quickly
• Leaves strong moisturizing shine
• Contains “golden sand socks” / honey-like components (honey component referenced)
• Gives noticeable moisturized/conditioning effect

Use-case suitability

• Reviewer notes current weather isn’t ideal for this “good oil”
• Likely better for:
  • colder seasons
  • drier skin
  • times when you want more intense hydration

Pros

• Fast absorption after initial oil texture
• Strong moisturizing and shine
• Reviewer already likes the brand, so the first impression is positive

Cons

• Not ideal for current weather (humidity/condition mismatch)

Verdict

• Promising moisturizing oil-essence; likely best when you want stronger hydration rather than warm/humid conditions

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Overall Key Comparisons / Positioning Mentioned

• Cleady SteamBeauty enhancer: moisturizing, shine-based “primer-like enhancer,” but explicitly not coverage; may be too glowy/oily for combination/oily users
• CurrentBody 3rd Gen: upgrade emphasizes app-guided wavelength selection + targeted acne spot treatment, done in ~10 minutes at home
• SUQQU powder: framed as a high-coverage powder that behaves like foundation, contrasted with using cream foundation for autumn/winter needs

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Concise Verdict / Recommendations (from the subtitles)

• Best for glowy “thin” base lovers (not acne/scars coverage): Cleady SteamBeauty enhancer
  • Might disappoint oily/combination users due to strong shine and lack of coverage
  • High price (~$780)
• Best for at-home, targeted LED treatment: CurrentBody 3rd Gen
  • Strong recommendation for acne-spot LED with app personalization in ~10 minutes
• Best for luxury high-coverage powder look: SUQQU upgraded Ace powder
  • Excellent coverage + “foundation-like” finish
  • Expensive (~$900)
• Best for daily comfortable lip color: SUQQU BurringLips
  • Color payoff with no tightening feel
• Best for smooth setting powder with travel-friendly packaging (but not groundbreaking): SUQQU crushed powder
  • Good and convenient, “average-good” in novelty
• Best for moisturizing oil-essence fans: AG AGO micron play essence
  • Strong hydration; likely better in drier/cooler conditions

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Speaker-Specific Contributions

• Only one main speaker is presented in the subtitles (“Yoyo Yip Make Up”).
• No clearly indicated separate speakers with distinct perspectives.