It covers everything perfectly. It even conceals freckles completely. But if applied too much, it has a bitter feel...

Age Twenty is used because of its moisturizing properties, but it's not moisturizing at all. It also causes blemishes and the fragrance is too strong.

I usually prefer a natural skin expression with flushed coverage that is not too thick but has a slight glow. Since I have dry and sensitive skin, I used to use BB creams, but after reading reviews of Age Twenty's products that they are thin and moisturizing, I was curious and tried them out. After using them, the advantages I found are as follows: ✅️ Excellent coverage ✅️ Cooling effect felt immediately upon application ✅️ Appears semi-matte at first, then develops a natural glow after about 10 minutes ✅️ Non-irritating fragrance

When looking at the instructions for using the Age 20's Fact powder, it says to roll the powder puff and apply it. But when using it this way, more product gets picked up on the puff than when you dab it directly on the face. I tried rolling the puff about two times, and that amount was enough to cover my entire face with some left over. Especially for this product which has great coverage, applying the full amount directly on my face made the skin expression look too thick, and there was some caking around the sides of my nose. The cheek area in particular looked cakey. Also, the moisturizing feel was less than expected, and it actually felt a bit drying. The glow did come through, but my skin still felt dry.

So after that, before applying the foundation, I first applied a moisturizing base, and then I wiped off a lot of the product that had accumulated on the puff on the back of my hand, and then I applied it, and I was able to achieve the skin expression I wanted.