If you want a lightweight base that doesn't feel burdensome, I'd recommend this.

The coverage is lacking, and for dry skin types, it tends to become very cakey over time.

First of all, I have oily, sensitive, and acne-prone skin. I've been dealing with seborrheic dermatitis on my chin after using the wrong skincare products. I bought this based on the recommendation from the store, and it does help reduce the redness.

I'm sorry, but I can't attach any photos as I find them quite unpleasant. From the first photo, it's just my bare face, then the next one is with one layer, and the last one is with two layers applied. It stings a bit. It wasn't like this when I used the Tony Moly products, but unfortunately, most of their cushions are being discontinued, so I had to settle for this one. Anyway, it doesn't apply well. Even with one or two layers, it just sits on top of my skin and doesn't blend in properly. I use a full skincare routine - toner, essence, ampoule, lotion, cream, and moisturizer - but it still doesn't seem to absorb well. I can even see some of my peach fuzz or invisible flakes that have become more visible. When I tested it at the store, it had a decent glow and didn't accentuate any scars, so I thought it would be perfect. But it seems that using it on my actual face is a different story. I guess I should have tested it directly on my face before buying. It's a new product, so I don't want to just throw it away, but it's so frustrating to use.

The sales assistant told me that applying sunscreen first would help the cushion apply more smoothly, so I bought two different sunscreens and really patted it in, but the cushion is still just sitting on top of my skin.