HERA Glow Lasting Cushion [SPF50+/PA+++] [23C1]

I use Bombright warm-toned foundation in shades 22-23. I have oily skin, get sunburned easily, have no redness, some uneven texture, and a few spots and freckles. I used to be a Cera-X cushion enthusiast, but the transfer was too much, so I tried the Hera Black Cushion and was curious about the glow. The reviews had mixed reactions, so I hesitated, but ended up buying it on sale. I got it for 40,800 won after a 19,200 won coupon discount (25,160 points, actual payment of 15,640 won). I was worried the 23C1 pink-based shade would be too cool-toned, but 23N1 was said to have a darkening or grey cast, so I just went with it. Compared to the Hera Black Cushion, the application is much lighter. It doesn't build up in layers, and even though it's pink-based, it looks radiant without a pink tone. It covers about 80% of my large pores and blackheads well. I'm satisfied as long as it evens out my skin tone, even if I don't need heavy coverage. It's not as dewy as the Cera-X cushion, but has a semi-matte finish.

The coverage tends to cling to the nose area and doesn't settle well there. Even when my skin is oily, the lifted areas don't subside, and there's some pore clogging on the drier areas. When my skin gets very oily, the makeup disappears, and my bare skin looks shiny and textured. Removing the excess oil helps restore the radiance, though. I used the included puff, but I'm not sure if it's good or bad. I might try the Espoir puff later.

I purchased this sunscreen cushion that my mother usually uses in shade 23. It applies thinly and the tone-up effect is natural. It's not drying and doesn't transfer much to the mask. It gives a naturally radiant look.

While the natural tone-up effect is great, this cushion may not provide enough coverage for those who want a more full coverage look.

Personally, I found the usage experience better than black cushions. I'd recommend this lightweight cushion, especially for the current mask-wearing times.