(shade #6)
I've tried this cushion for about a week or two now so I think its an appropriate time to finally make this review.
YES. Finally a cushion foundation that has multiple shades darker than ghost whites!!!
I have dry patchy skin so with my experience with its hydration is pretty good! It's definitely following the lead of Korean cushion foundations with the 'dewy' finish. It doesn't cling onto my dry patches like a lot of other foundations/ bb creams do which is always the highlight of a product for me.
I wear this to uni to cover up any redness which I'd say gives about a light to medium coverage. If your the type to touch your face during the day then I'd say you'll have to touch up. Personally I like to have a light layer cause less is more.
The downside is that the retail price for this guy is $29.95 (but luckily I picked it up during the Princeline 40% off sale so it came down to $17.97). So for 14.6g of product, thats pretty pricey. They don't even have refills. I think thats pretty wasteful.
One other thing that I dislike about the cushion is that the sponge applicator feels like a cheap generic makeup round.
Image from google images.
Maybe if you really end up liking this product, they try a different applicator or a different sponge like from the famous iope air cushion.
Image from google images.
So, to summarise the bads and goods for this product...
Goods:
Dewy finish for all you dry skinned people
Doesn't cake up
Last me a a good portion of a day
Produces multiple shades of 'I'm not a ghost'
Bads:
Cost almost $30 aud for 14.6g of product
Doesn't provide refills
Sponge has a cheap feel to it
Wont give you the greatest coverage if your looking for that
Hope this review helped anyone looking to purchase this cushion. Thanks for reading!
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