This Korean cushion foundation erases all of my pores and skin texture

Cushion foundations are underrated.Seriously.

While we all may be used to wearing our liquid, cream or powder foundations, over in Korea makeup technology as evolved to the superior cushion.Cushion foundations are great because it already comes with a sponge inside the cushion compact, so there’s no need to grab a brush.

Just pick up the product with the flat sponge and pat, pat, pat it in.TIRTIR makes my favorite cushion compact: the Mask Fit Red Cushion Foundation which comes in 40 different shades.

Pretty diverse for a K-beauty brand.There’s something about this foundation that gives me an undetectable, flawless base that lasts all day, as you can see in this video.Now you can get the TIRTIR Mask Fit Red Cushion Foundation for 20% off on Amazon thanks to Amazon’s Holiday Beauty Event.

This product is definitely the best of the best when it comes to K-beauty.Achieve that perfect “glass skin” look with this satin finish foundation.Start at medium coverage, or build it up to high coverage.

My favorite thing about this cushion is that a little goes a long way, so you really don’t need to put too much on.The texture feels weightless on the skin, isn’t heavy and can last up to 72-hours.This compact is great for on-the-go touch ups and fairly quick to apply and blend out.

Find out why the internet loves this viral cushion foundation while it’s on sale.If you want glass skin, this is the skincare product for you.

It’s hydrating and lightweight, and our beauty reporter Victoria McDonnell says she reachings for it when she wants her skin to look “fresh, hydrated and luminous.” This won’t turn your skin blue, but it will improve your skin’s elasticity and firmness.Use this as the first line of defense against early signs of aging.

A personal favorite of mine.These lip balms nourishing, glowy, and leave behind a yummy scent.

You can get this a multiple of different shades and fruity scents.For over 200 years, t...

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