The History of Whoo Velvet Primer Base is a refined Korean colour or complexion product created for a focused, easy-to-follow routine. This The History of Whoo complexion product combines refined coverage or tone preparation with a skincare-conscious luxury finish.
Helps even visible tone and texture Buildable, refined finish Luxury compact or fluid format suits touch-ups Buildable application helps customize the result Portable or easy-to-blend format supports touch-ups. The format is designed to integrate easily into a consistent cosmetic care routine. Applying a measured amount in an even layer helps keep the experience controlled and allows the product to be combined with complementary steps without unnecessary heaviness.
Use on the areas identified on the current packaging and follow the brand's directions for amount, frequency and removal where relevant. Introduce the product gradually if the skin is sensitive, and complete the daytime routine with suitable sun protection.
Active Ingredient: Colour pigments — provide coverage or tone correction. Humectants and emollients — support a comfortable finish. UV filters or line-specific herbal ingredients — included where stated; verify the shade-specific INCI.
Volume / Strength: 40 mL
Package: Shade appearance varies with undertone, lighting and screen settings; use current brand swatches when selecting. Prepare the skin with compatible skincare and allow sunscreen to set before applying complexion makeup. Remove thoroughly at the end of wear and keep puffs, brushes and applicators clean. Where SPF is stated, use a dedicated sunscreen underneath because typical makeup amounts may not deliver the labelled protection. Labelled presentation: 40 mL. Retail container and closure appropriate to the product format. Verify the outer packaging for the exact current assortment, net contents and included applicators.
Country of Origin: Refer to the country-of-manufacture statement on the supplied packaging.
Results may vary depending on skin condition, individual characteristics, frequency of use and application protocol.