TIRTIR Mask Fit Red Cushion SPF40 (17N), 18g

I have oily skin, and even when I use it mainly around my eyes, I still find it a little sticky. I'm planning to experiment with different primers, but since my skin is as oily as an oil field, I don't think I'll be using it in the summer. The color seems a little yellowish. It's the perfect size for carrying around, so I'd like to use it up this winter.

It comes in a variety of sizes, so I use the small foundation when traveling or if I need to fit it in a small bag! It has great coverage and feels great!

I'm not a fan of cushion foundations, but I won a giveaway and tried TIRTIR's for the first time. I like how it fits snugly against my skin. I did notice creasing and smudging after a while, so it might not be suitable for people who sweat a lot in the summer. I usually use cream foundation and Hanaisiko powder, but this seems like it would be fine for lighter outings!

I finally bought this cushion foundation that everyone knows about. The first time I tried it, I didn't know how much to use and ended up using too much, lol. But even from the first use, I could tell it had amazing coverage. I have some light blemishes scattered around my cheekbones, so it's a pain to try and cover them one by one with concealer. With this, I could just dab it on and it covered them all in one go! I was so impressed. However, since I've been used to using thin liquid foundations (like Shiseido's dewy foundations), it feels like I've been applying too much, or better yet, like a matte, even skin tone created by a filter app. And wearing it for too long makes my skin feel tired. So instead of applying it all over my face, I use it in spots (it's basically like a concealer, lol).

I'm not a fan of cushion foundations, but I won a giveaway and tried TIRTIR's for the first time. I like how it fits snugly against my skin. I did notice creasing and smudging after a while, so it might not be suitable for people who sweat a lot in the summer. I usually use cream foundation and Hanaisiko powder, but this seems like it would be fine for lighter outings!