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Three Prime Primer products sit in this grid and each one solves a different base problem. The Prime Primer Classic 30ml is the smoothing step that grips foundation and evens out texture before colour goes on. The Prime Primer Tone-Up 30ml shifts the job toward brightness, lifting a dull complexion with a light corrective tint. The Prime Primer Finish Powder 12g closes the routine, setting the base and cutting shine through the T-zone. If you are new to the brand, start with the Classic and add the Finish Powder once you know where your skin gets oily.

This page carries both delivery formats, so the choice comes down to coverage and routine. The Covericious Power Fit Foundation 30ml is the bottle for fuller, longer coverage you build with a brush and control by the drop. The Coverage Ultimate White Cushion 14g is the tap-and-go compact for fast touch-ups and lighter days, with the sponge built in. Pick the bottle when you want a structured base and the cushion when you need speed and easy reapplication during the day.

Covericious is Banila co's higher-coverage complexion line, and the Power Fit Foundation 30ml in this grid is its workhorse. It is aimed at people who want their base to hold through a full day rather than sheer out by the afternoon. Apply a small amount first and layer only where you need it, since a high-coverage formula goes further than a sheer one. Pair it with the Prime Primer Classic underneath and the Finish Powder on top for the longest wear.

The Viva Vanilla Fixing Mascara 7g rounds out the eye step. A fixing mascara is built to hold a curl and resist smudging through the day, which suits warmer weather and longer wear. The grid also includes the Viva Vanilla Smudge Brush for shadow work, so the eye look and the base come from the same range. Curl first, then one or two coats, and let each coat set before the next.

Banila co sells the tools alongside the makeup, and four brushes appear in this grid. The Matte Finish Foundation Brush lays down the Power Fit base in even strokes. The Contour Brush carves out the cheekbones and jaw. The Highlighter Brush places glow on the high points of the face. The Viva Vanilla Smudge Brush handles eye shadow and smoky edges. Buying the brush that matches the product gives you cleaner application than a single all-purpose tool.

The products here line up into a clear order. Start with the Prime Primer Classic or Tone-Up to prep the skin, then lay down the Covericious Power Fit Foundation with the Matte Finish brush or tap on the Coverage Ultimate White Cushion. Sculpt with the Contour Brush, add glow with the Highlighter Brush, and lock everything in with the Prime Primer Finish Powder. Finish the eyes with the Viva Vanilla mascara. Each step has a dedicated product on this page, so you can assemble the whole look from one brand.

Korean base makeup tends to read brighter and more neutral than many Western lines, and Banila co follows that house style. The Prime Primer Tone-Up exists to lift the complexion before foundation, so if you like a luminous finish it does part of the work for you. The Coverage Ultimate White Cushion leans bright as the name suggests, while the Power Fit Foundation gives you more room to build and adjust depth. Check the shade name on each product page and start one step lighter than you think if you plan to use the tone-up primer underneath.

Every BANILA CO item on this page is sourced from Korea and priced in USD. Buying base makeup from a Korean supply chain matters because the formula and shade naming stay consistent with what the brand sells at home, so the colour you order matches the one Banila co tested. Each listing shows its size in millilitres or grams so you can compare the 30ml primers and foundation against the 12g and 14g compacts before you decide.