MISSHA M Perfect Cover BB Cream No.23 Natural Beige SPF 42 PA+++ 1.69 oz | Light-medium cool-neutral skin; tinted moisturizer for face, buildable coverage, smooth natural finish, daily wear

Oh my goshIt’s my second time purchasing itBecause it the best BBCream I have ever tried!It’s perfect for my skin, it feels so light! And it makes you look so natural like you don’t have nothing at all!With a single pea drop you can do your whole face, it lasts longer and it makes you skin look like glass. I’ve had so many compliments on my skinI definitely recommend it 👍

This is hands down one of the best skin products I have ever used. Literally every single time I wear it, people stop and ask me what I’m wearing on my face because it looks so seamless.Finding a truly fair shade that doesn't turn orange or yellow can be impossible, but No.13 Bright Beige is absolutely perfect. It has a beautiful neutral-cool undertone that blends out flawlessly.My absolute favorite way to apply this is by mixing just a tiny drop of it into my daily sunscreen. It thins the coverage out perfectly for everyday wear, giving my skin a stunning, naturally glowy, and healthy finish without ever looking heavy or cakey. It keeps my skin looking fresh and hydrated all day long. If you have fair skin and want that effortless "your skin but better" look, you need to try this.

TLDR: It's advertised as a buildable coverage foundation, so with lighthanded application, it suits my minimalist makeup style. It goes on easily and with a little time to react with my skin, it looks like natural, healthy skin -- not makeup. Trial and error with the shade matching is inevitable. Plus it's summer and if you're spending time outdoors (like me), different shades may match at different timesI've never liked makeup -- probably bc as a teenager I watched my mother do her makeup for hours every morning and swore I'd never get up early to waste that much time making myself up for anyone. Fast forward 30 years -- while I would still go completely makeup-less if I could, dark spots/age spots/acne scars have forced me to consider a light approach to makeup. Plus I've been convinced that sunscreen is a must to fend off any further aging, so my late 40s makeup journey started with the search for the perfect tinted mineral sunscreen.For people who say this is too heavy or cakey, I disagree. You can use a very light touch with this, you just need to not squish the puff down hard into the compact's cushion. I'm able to dab very lightly into the cushion, and if I get too much, I pat it off on the inside of the black flap that covers the cushion. If it looks wet on my skin, I know I've put too much on. I'm able to achieve enough coverage to even out redness and cover spots/blemishes without looking or feeling like I'm wearing heavy makeup. Since I'm oily/combination, I'll powder lightly (with either Morphe Soft Focus translucent setting powder or Hourglass Vanish pressed powder in translucent tan). If it looks too matte after the powder or if it's a really hot day, I'll spray TirTir's Mask Fit Makeup Cool Fixer (the cooling effect is so nice -- I wish Amazon sold this). Immediately after application, I think the cushion foundation looks a little "flat" (even with highlighter and contour/bronzer), but with time, it must react with my skin and it starts to look like glowy, healthy skin.For people who are taking stars off bc of color matching -- you're buying makeup online -- no monitor or phone screen is going to accurately display a makeup color. So unless you're able to try this in person, it's going to be trial and error ordering online. I've gone through 6 shades (and 2 sample packs); aside from the 1st 2 shades not matching me, the others have been because it's summer and I'm getting darker as I spend more time outside. I have medium to tan skin with warm undertones -- this is the order of the shades I've tried and when I tried them:27N Camel (mid-May): too yellow/olive for me. Also seemed to oxidize orange-ish on me25N Mocha (late May): less yellow/olive than 27N Camel, but also too light on me9-shade original sample pack (early June): sampled 24N Latte and 29N Natural Beige from the packets next to 25N Mocha from the compact. Both 24N and 29N seemed like potential matches. 25N was still too light. Instead of smearing on wet, I tried to press the sample makeup into my skin to mimic if I was using the puff and cushion compact; I'm convinced that the samples are okay to test colors, but don't represent the colors exactly as they come out of the cushion compact27C Cool Beige (early June): TirTir released new shades so I wanted to see how this compared to 27N. 27C isn't really "cool"; it’s more peach-y and not as yellow/olive as 27N. It was a good match when I tried it. But this shade felt more drying than the previous cushions. I was coming off a week of antibiotics so maybe the meds dried me out, or maybe the newer shades are a different formulation?24N Latte/29N Natural Beige (2nd week of June): got the compacts of these. Both were decent matches but I could see that 24N would be too light as the summer went on; 24N still seemed darker on me than 25N Mocha. 29N became my go-to shade for the next few weeks6-shade medium sample pack (late June): ordered this to try the darkest shades in the pack, 30N Rich Honey and 31N French Beige. 31N was too dark for me and 30N was just a hair darker than my skin at that time30N Rich Honey (mid-July): ordered 30N during the Prime day sale and it's been my go-to shade since then (it's now early August)I totally expect that as we go into fall, I'll revisit the lighter shades as my summer tan fades.I was initially drawn to these red cushion foundations because they were supposedly SPF 40 when there were only 3 shades, and unlike most tinted sunscreens, I wouldn't have to get it all over my hands to apply. However, the US packaging doesn't mention SPF, so I prep as if these have no SPF. I prep with TirTir's Milk Skin Toner Light (I chose the Light for my oily/combination skin -- love what this has done for my skin). Then a vitamin C serum (not TirTir), Baebody eye gel, then Baebody eye cream. Next, If I'm not going outdoors at all, I'll use Drmtlgy's Water Creme moisturizer, then apply the cushion foundation. If I'll be outside for only a short amount of time, I'll use LiveTinted Huegard 3-in-1 SPF 30, then the cushion foundation. If I'll be outdoors for an extended amount of time, I'll apply the cushion foundation after the Water Creme moisturizer and TirTir's Mask Fit (Blue) Cool Sun Cushion SPF 50+ -- I wish Amazon sold this. It's one shade and does start off too light on me, but I can pat it in and it leaves just a minimal lighter cast on me. I love that it's sun protection that I can apply with a puff and not my bare hands. I've never had any issues with the red cushion foundation pilling over any of these different products.With trial and error for shade matching and to get your desired amount of coverage, this TirTir red cushion foundation is an amazing product. 100% recommend the sample packs (if they're available) or the mini compacts to test shades, and also recommend TirTir's Milk Skin Toner Light, Mask Fit Makeup Cool Fixer, and Mask Fit Cool Sun Cushion (Amazon please please please start carrying these 2 Cool items!)

I find the shade 21 to be a really good match for my fair light skin tone. I have cool undertones and though this has a “grey” cast when you pump it out, it blends in well and just looks perfect. If you’re cool toned and have struggled to find a shade match that isn’t too pinky/peachy or too yellow/orange, this might be worth trying! Also, if foundations tend to oxidize on your skin, this could solve that problem.This is a creamy, moisturizing product with medium coverage. I have dry skin and on me, it has a natural satin finish. (If you don’t have dry skin, it probably will have a dewy finish.) I find it applies easily with a brush or sponge, blends seamlessly, feels lightweight on my skin, and looks really nice. I use this pretty often as my everyday “work makeup” coverage product.I deducted one star because I have two issues with this: first it is strongly fragranced. I don’t have issues with it breaking me out but I prefer my makeup and skincare to be fragrance free. And second, it doesn’t have the longest wear time. Some days it just seems to fade away throughout the day and my hyperpigmentation spots are peeking through. I will say that I find it to fade gracefully and evenly, so it doesn’t ever look patchy or wear away unevenly. If it’s going to fade, I’d much prefer that to a product that just ends up looking like a bad, blotchy makeup application.

At 60 years old, I'm finding it harder and harder to find makeup that lets my skin look natural while still covering imperfections.This BB Cream in No. 29 Caramel Beige was a really good match for my skin. I needed something to take on vacation to use as I tanned. I was looking for something that would even everything out without looking heavy or cakey, and this did exactly that. At first glance the color didn't look like it would match at all, but after I sponged it onto my skin, it blended perfectly.It feels super light on my skin, which I love. It doesn’t feel like I’m wearing a full face of makeup, but it still gives enough coverage to make my skin look smoother and more put together. The best way I can describe it is that my skin still looked like skin — just better.I also liked that it blended in easily and gave a natural finish. It’s great for everyday wear when I don’t want a heavy foundation but still want a little coverage. The added SPF is a nice bonus too

I love love love thus product and have been using only this for 4 years. I love the low price and good quality. But, the new packaging is NOT the same formula. I could tell it was thinner as it was coming out of the the when I squeezed it. It looks thinner and feels thinner. The end result of application is so disappointing. I find myself having to put on layers to cover up spots that was easily concealed with just the perfect cover bb cream. I've spent hours looking for this product in my shade(#27 honey beige) and I can't find it. I always got compliments on my skin and makeup and I'd tell everyone how much i loved this product and why and of the super affordable price.It's unfortunate. Why do companies do this? Change the packaging? Go ahead, yeah. Modernize that packaging or whatever you're trying to achieve. Don't change the actual product. Like we wouldn't notice.

Why is no one taking about this?!? I’ve literally tried a gazillion tinted sunscreens, moisturizers, BB/CC creams, etc and this is my holy grail! I’m terrible at doing makeup so I wanted one product that covers but doesn’t look too makeup-y, but also moisturizes and protects my aging dry skin while not accentuating my dryness. This is it! At first it seems really thick but blends beautifully and is way more glowy than I expected. A tiny bit goes a long way. Not even one full pump was more than enough. Has just the right amount of coverage without looking or feeling like a mask. Perfect for that no makeup makeup look! Def great for older dryer skin, but might be too dewy for oilier skin. It does transfer a little but that could prob be resolved with a setting powder or spray. The SPF is an added bonus too, though you’d have to use a lot more to get the full benefit of the SPF. For reference, I used shade 29 Caramel Beige. Highly recommend this product!

Let me start by describing my very long journey to finding the perfect foundation. As a teenager, I had awful hormonal acne pretty much all over my face, but concentrated on my chin/cheeks. My makeup routine took me FOREVER to do as I did A LOT of color correcting on all of my acne on top of a very high coverage foundation. I had always bounced around from foundation to foundation and never found something I liked, despite trying MANY high end foundations. Even if they had the right coverage, there was always something that bothered me about it: the finish, the color wasn't exactly right, didn't last long, etc.After several years, I am so thankful that my acne finally cleared up and my face is acne free, with the exception of the occasional pimple on my chin area. My struggle now is my post-inflammatory scarring and uneven skin tone which pretty much disappear with any foundation I put on. Problem is, the "holy grail" foundations that everyone is talking about nowadays are usually very heavy/super high coverage that give me an overdone/caked on look that I'm not a fan of. I was looking for a foundation that covered my hyperpigmentation/uneven skin tone, while still looking natural. I had gotten interested in a lot of the asian beauty/skincare products that I read about on Reddit and read about cushion foundations. I found the L'Oreal Lumi Cushion Foundation that I loved (good finish - dewy/glowy, perfect coverage - not too heavy but still looked natural), but was disappointed with the price and how it ran out SO fast ($15 and lasted about 2 months compared to other foundations I had bought that lasted 3-4 months for the same price). I decided that the product I was probably looking for was a BB cream because they are known for being light-weight while still providing some coverage.I decided to do a simple "bb cream" search in Amazon, and the first product to pop up was the Maybelline BB cream, and a little further down, this MISSHA Perfect Cover BB Cream. After reading about how the Asian brands are typically WAY better quality than the American-produced counterparts (since that's where they originated from), I decided to do some research on this one. This product has many glowing reviews about what a miracle makeup product it is, with the occasional 1-star review of people who received a fake one. I then talked to my sister about it, as she has invested a lot of time and money into a lot of Asian beauty and skincare products and she told me she has actually been using this BB cream as her foundation for 3 years! I was immediately impressed as she has even worse scarring, hyperpigmentation, and uneven skin tone than I do. Yet, when she has makeup on, it completely disappears. I figured she had invested tons of money into some super high-end foundation that I wasn't willing to spend money on/wouldn't be what I wanted. I decided I didn't need much more convincing and ordered the product right away.Well, I can now say I am so happy to have found my holy grail "foundation"!! ("Foundation" being in quotes as that's not really what it is.) This product has absolutely EVERYTHING I was looking for. I am Caucasian with pretty light skin (I am typically the 2nd lightest shade in most foundations), so I ordered #21 based off my sister's color which was the lightest (#13) and she is pretty much paper white/ghost pale. Most people have been put off by the very gray/ash color this BB cream has (which eventually oxidizes into a more natural looking color.) I had read about it already and was prepared for it. I applied it with my Real Techniques blending sponge, first by applying a dot on my cheeks, forehead, and chin, and then blending out. I was IMMEDIATELY impressed by how natural this BB cream looked on my skin and how my hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tone completely disappeared. It pretty much melted into my skin. I leaned in as close as I could get to the mirror and still could not even tell I had anything on my face. This BB cream is VERY lightweight (it felt like I was wearing nothing!!) yet lasts so long! (I slept in it the first night -- ew, gross, bad, I KNOW! -- and it was still on my face the next morning!) But like I said, I would have to say my favorite thing about this foundation is the "miracle" coverage. I say miracle because it covered up my hyperpigmentation and evened out my skin tone, yet still looked completely natural (you could still see my freckles and looked like I had nothing covering them). The finish on this foundation is definitely not matte, but definitely not super "dewy" to where you look oily. My L'Oreal Lumi Cushion Foundation definitely was skirting the line between "dewy" and "oily", but this is absolutely perfect.And super BONUS: This BB Cream is SPF 42! I know I should be wearing sunscreen everyday (after all, the best way to treat hyperpigmentation is by not letting it get worse) but I have not found a sunscreen that isn't greasy or wears well under makeup. So I unfortunately skip sunscreen most days. While the amount of this BB cream I put on my face probably does not have enough SPF to perfectly protect me in the awful Texas heat I live in, I can be a little relieved that I have SOME protection!If you have made it to the end of this ridiculously long review, I hope I have convinced you to at least give it a shot. I bought it for $10 from the seller Beauty Best LLC, and I definitely received a real one. This BB Cream sells for $22 on the MISSHA website, so you really have nothing to lose by trying it! $10 is an absolute steal for this amazing BB cream. I cannot say enough great things about it!

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After long time i found very nice bb cream, which give me flawless finished on my face

Para mim é o melhor, além de filuncionar como base e ter proteção solar ainda ajuda com a pele. Só tem que ter cuidado que é meio acinzentado

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Acquistato già diverse volte. Mia madre mi chiede sempre di comprarlo per lei!