How it feels
Respondents: 4
How are the product feel results calculated?
Users who reviewed this product directly answered five questions about their experience with the product while writing their reviews.
For each question, the most selected answer is shown as the representative result. The percentage indicates the share of survey respondents who selected that answer.
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Which best describes the coverage? Mostly covered (75%)
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Which best describes the finish? Very dewy and radiant (50%)
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How would you rate the wear? Held up for a long time (50%)
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How would you rate the adherence? Adhered very evenly (75%)
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How would you rate the darkening or oxidation? Almost none (50%)
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[Used It Up] I first bought it on Qoo10🛒 I've repurchased it several times. From Olive Young, Rakuten, and all sorts of places. It's basically the pioneer of Korean cushion foundations, so I feel like a lot of people have tried it at least once? Of course, I'm one of them. My cushion foundation debut was with Dr. Jung Saem Mool!! I stray and come back, stray and come back😌🫶 (Sorry, but I do want to stray…💭) There are lots of good things about it, but I think the best thing is how, right after you start applying it, it makes you go, Huh? Does my skin look kinda pretty today? and sends your self-esteem skyrocketing at lightning speed💯 Their other products are excellent too🧑🎓
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I bought it because I saw a lot of celebrities using it, and it really lasts a long time! But it oxidizes a bit more than I expected, and I'm even more disappointed because I bought the wrong shade for me, but it's good for both oily and dry skin types^^ It's really great to use in the summer, so I recommend ittt
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This is one of my favorite cushions. It goes on so, so thin!! You can apply it very evenly in an incredibly thin layer. Right after applying it, I honestly thought, “Is this even better than high-end department store makeup!?” It has a very fresh, watery texture and doesn’t dry me out. You can feel the moisture as you apply it. It gives you a dewy, hydrated-looking finish. It also holds up well against breakdown. I get the impression that it’s resistant to sweat and sebum, too. I’m a heavy sweater, but I used it throughout the summer. Compared with liquid foundation, it’s not like it doesn’t break down at all, but since it’s a cushion, it’s easy to touch up. Because it goes on thin, touch-ups look nice, too. The coverage is decent. It can cover light spots on its own. The one thing I found a little disappointing is that it starts settling into my pores a bit as time passes. That doesn’t happen with the liquid foundations I own, so this is the only part that feels like a missed opportunity. But since it’s a cushion, touch-ups are easy anyway。。 As for the shades, they generally seem to have a somewhat yellow undertone, so I recommend trying them on first! I feel reassured having this cushion on hand at all times, so I plan to keep repurchasing it.
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Jung Saem Mool / Fair Light This is a brand run by Jung Saem Mool, a famous makeup artist in Korea, so the brand itself feels luxurious and is well-known! There are lots of reviews saying the shades run dark, so a lot of people have a hard time choosing their shade, but if you usually use shade 21 at road shops, Fair Light is perfect. One advantage of this product is that it comes in a wide variety of shades, so you can choose your shade relatively freely. The coverage is somewhere between medium and high, but since I have a lot of acne marks, I needed to use concealer separately. Even if you just slap it on without any skill, and even if your skin isn’t in great condition, it makes your skin texture look pretty and gives it a nice glow, so the finish looks absolutely beautiful. It’s a semi-matte type, but it feels more hydrating than anything, so I think those with dry or combination skin can use it comfortably all year round, while those with oily skin would probably like using it in winter.
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