It conceals dark circles and pores, leaving a radiant finish. I chose 205 for my warm undertones, and it brightened my complexion and brightened my face. It doesn't feel bulky, blending seamlessly into my skin. It's just the right amount of sheen and coverage without feeling too thick. It lasts and stays put, even in hot countries and during Japan's dry seasons. It keeps my skin looking flawless, even through sweat and dryness. It's so spreadable, you can apply a small amount to your entire face. One bottle should last a long time, so it actually feels cheap. I'd been using Korean cushion foundations, but this is a world apart. It really makes you realize what a department store beauty product is. My daughter has also started using it, and she's raving about it, saying she'll never go back to the affordable foundations she used to use.

My best foundation. I have combination skin that tends to break down easily, but I went from powder to liquid to cream, and finally ended up with cream foundation. This was an eye-opener for me, as I had always assumed cream foundations would break down easily. By blending a small amount evenly, it stays put, and even if it does break down, it does so in a clean way. Perhaps it's because it fits well. (Be careful not to apply too much, as over-layering it can easily break down.) It doesn't have the most coverage, but that's easily compensated for with a makeup primer. My go-to makeup routine now is this cream foundation under Credo, finished with SUQQU's Oil Rich Glow Powder. It's a high-priced foundation, as it's known as a 10,000 yen foundation, but it gives me confidence in my skin, and it's my favorite foundation.

I really like how it makes my skin look beautiful. A small amount goes on well, so it's also very cost-effective. It gives a more lustrous look when applied with a brush, but the coverage is sufficient. I have dry skin, but I'm satisfied with the moisturizing power. However, it's a bit of a hassle to remove the lid.

I really like how it makes my skin look beautiful. A small amount goes on well, so it's also very cost-effective. It gives a more lustrous look when applied with a brush, but the coverage is sufficient. I have dry skin, but I'm satisfied with the moisturizing power. However, it's a bit of a hassle to remove the lid.

I've been using Double Wear for years, but I switched to SUQQU as my primer and it's been great, so I was wondering how the foundation would do. Double Wear seems to have better coverage, but it's very drying after a while. I was also concerned about my skin's obvious tiredness. Does this foundation blend better into my skin in the evening? On the contrary, it feels more vibrant. I was actually surprised when I compared it using a skin diagnosis app and found that my skin looked older in the evening! It's expensive, but worth it.