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Long Wear Cover My Cushion [SPF50/PA++++] [No. C13 Light Beige]
2.5927
Retail Price₩12,000
Size14g*1pc
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Pros
- Provides Full Coverage13
- Adheres Well4
- Looks Natural2
- Easy to Apply2
- Has a Built-In Tool1
- Pink Tint1
- Doesn't Rub Off1
Cons
- Wears Off Quickly7
- Causes Breakouts5
- Causes Allergic Reactions4
- Emphasizes Dead Skin3
- Doesn't Have Good Color3
- Gray Tint3
- Creases2
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Korean Reviews
- Hwahae UserOily SkinSensitive SkinJul 2, 2017
I love that I can choose my own cushion case. I picked a pretty pink one, and not long after, I saw Park Jihoon, my bias from Produce, using the same one. It's probably sponsored, but still. The coverage is decent, though I wouldn't say it's amazing. They don't provide refills, which I'll explain why that's actually a good thing later. 1. Color: Is this really shade 13? I usually use shade 17 with a pink base, but I'm easily swayed. The salesperson said 13 would suit me too, so I bought it. It's yellow. If you normally use a yellow base, you might not mind, but as someone super sensitive about base colors, I hated this from the start. 2. Case: Flimsy. Doesn't close properly. 3. Staying power: I applied it at 9, touched up an hour later, and then again after that. That should tell you about its longevity. By the way, I bought the 'long-wear' version. Long. Wear. 4. Caking: I've never seen a cushion cake up this badly. It cakes immediately. If you prep your skin really well, it might last an hour before caking. How generous... 5. Transfer: I could say a lot, but I won't. I trust anyone reading this won't buy it anyway. 6. Built-in puff: I'm not great with cushions and usually use a different puff, but I tried it. It's terrible. Probably contributes to the caking. The Olive Young puff seemed to cake less. 7. Sale: Bought the case + cushion on sale for 10,000 won. Apparently, you need to buy the puff separately. I didn't know that. If I could go back in time, I wouldn't buy anything. Glad they don't offer refills - with Innisfree, I'd feel obligated to use it all up and be miserable. The best tip is not buying it at all. That's the real success. Don't be fooled by Park Jihoon's good looks. Also, the long-wear cushion feels different from the regular cushion and foundation. People say it doesn't cake up. And why use this when you're just staying home, not going anywhere? Use it when you just want to put on makeup or take selfies for no reason. Because no one will know. 
bj*****Oily SkinSensitive SkinAcne SkinJun 7, 2017I bought this with the My Cushion refill, and I love how it sets to a matte finish. It doesn't cake up, and when it does fade, it does so gracefully except for a bit around the nose. Since I have to touch up my makeup anyway, the longevity wasn't super long, but even after blotting with oil paper and reapplying, it didn't look patchy! I'm using it for touch-ups throughout the day. The coverage isn't as impressive as I'd hoped. You'll need a separate concealer to hide small blemishes. It does okay with redness, but I wouldn't recommend it if you're looking for one-step acne coverage. Also, it can make your base makeup look a bit heavy. It's great for touch-ups. I found that using a different applicator than the cushion puff gave me a more even base.
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Each ingredient is selected for its specific purpose, such as improving skin hydration or brightening. However, the inclusion of these ingredients does not guarantee the overall effectiveness of the final product. Simply using these ingredients does not ensure the product will deliver the claimed benefits.
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