In this video I’m putting the ELROEL Blanc Cover Cream Stick (the viral “white foundation stick” that turns into pigment as you blend) through a proper, no-filter wear test. It looks genuinely scary going on because it’s bright white, but once you break up those little “pigment pearls” it becomes an actual foundation shade. I went for the middle shade and I’ll be honest: the shade range is poor (three very light shades), and the brand claims are… bold. Also, I couldn’t find a clear SPF number anywhere—just “UV protection” with PA+++ listed. I test application two ways: the built-in triangle brush on one side and my hand on the other. For me, hand application wins by a mile—it needs that warmth to really disperse the pigment evenly, and it gives a nicer finish and a bit more warmth. The result is glowy but not greasy, “your skin but better,” and it didn’t cake around my nose or emphasise my pores. Then I wear it for around 8 hours with check-ins at 3, 5 and 8 hours. It stayed intact, didn’t settle into my forehead lines as much as usual, and only got noticeably shiny later on (no touch-up powder because it’s a wear test). Overall, I was genuinely surprised by how good it looked and I’ll definitely reach for it again.