i am baffled by the end result 😩. i wonder if the ingredients somehow reacted with something in my skincare…?! this is the tirtir mask fit red cushion which went viral in japan. it was very kindly gifted ☺️
My goodness, it does oxidize heavily! Even so, your loveliness always shines through, makeup or none. I hope you're feeling better and perhaps less anxious. So happy the algorithm introduced me to your channel 💖
Because actually they are not, they have very narrow range of shades with no really dark ones, abd no actually pale ones, especially cool toned pale shades.
asian brands are on the warm side, because that's what their demographic usually is. The palest shade of revlon colorstay sold is ivory, so yellow toned.
@@KalciferLycoris i agree. The shades are pale for a Korean, not actually pale people. Korean people are genetically not able to be pale. I’m European living in Korea and I buy my foundations from western brands because they offer cool toned pale foundations. Korean foundations are really yellow but the reason is because their fitzpatrick skin type is 3 and higher which is only about golden and olive undertones
@@alcookie some Korean products do have really pale and cool toned foundation shades, but those are hard to find and purchase and they may oxidize slightly orange anyway
westerners, if you use asian products (especially korean products) please remember that heavy foundation is not popular. Foundation are applied as thinly as possible. Skincare is the foundation of asian makeup and natural look is very popular.
Strongly agree with you! This is why I'm trying to incorporate some of the Asian skin and makeup routine since the natural look looks better on me than the heavy look.
나는 한국인인데, 그녀가 얼굴에 첫 탭을 두드리자 마자 어마어마한 양에 놀랐다, 투 머치!!! 😨😱 적어도 3-5배 정도의 양을 초과해서 발랐다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 저 양의 15-20% 정도만 얇게 얼굴 중앙부 중심으로 바르고 나머지는 외곽에 두들기고, 모자라다 싶으면 페트리처럼 겹겹이 얇게 올리는 식으로 조절해야 한다. 한국 화장품은 "수채화처럼" 화장해야 한다, 유화가 아니라 ㅋㅋㅋ 게다가 쿠션 파데는 최대한 네츄럴하고 간편한 룩을 원할 때 하는 거라, 파우더나 하이라이터, 쉐딩을 하지 않는 게 보통이며, 블러셔도 파우더가 아니라 크림 타입으로 아주 살짝만 쓰길 권한다. 완벽 커버 메이크업을 할 거라면, 다른 리퀴드 파데를 쓴 후 컨실러 등을 사용하고.
*Here are some tips*: When your patting the cushion into the product dab it onto the center part of the cushion, and second, after you have picked up the product with the cushion dab some foundation into the other side so that you pick up less product. I’m pretty sure with the foundation a little goes a long way. Though, if it’s too sheer for you repeat the process until you get the amount of coverage you want. 😊 💜
@@gallyinamsterdam7273 no take it from the CENTRE of the cushion by putting pressure on the centre not on edges and then take the access product on the back of the Black opener thing (you will know when you buy this) and then go accordingly, key it take it as less as you can, if you need more take it from where you dabbed it (the Black thing) not directly from the pan lol 😂 I know I made a mess but hope you understood.
Yes, seeing influences try this brand and they are almost all using a LOT more product than is intended for how cushion is used. Buy I think K make up is generally geared towards lighter application of foundation
hey! quick tip: it's not meant to be applied that heavily; when you press the applicator into the sponge full of product, you are meant to then press the product-laden applicator into the flat black plastic plate of the container several times, to get a very thin even layer on the applicator. you then apply from the black plate to your face with the applicator. that one press with the applicator into the product sponge should just about cover the whole face--- a single very very thin layer to begin with, which dries quite quickly, and then if it's not enough coverage, you go back in with another extremely thin layer. letting the product dry between layers is important. it does not oxidize so extremely when done this way. it has never taken me more than three dips into the product sponge to do a very heavy full coverage face and neck, even on the most problematic skin days. I'm sure someone else said this as well, but it isn't in the top 15 or so as I'm scrolling down, so I'm adding it in here. I hope that someone else has nice results with this technique! incidentally, this isn't my special technique: all this info is available from tirtir as the "official directions," but the language barrier has I think made it quite difficult to access for English speaking consumers. cheers!
I think it oxidised even more after you set it with a powder..coz usually these korean cushions are meant to give u glass skin and a dewy look and usually they dont set it much with powder or they use it only around the places where they are extra oily
I found it oxidized very heavily with my Mercier pressed translucent powder, which does have a tint, but not at all with my Korean-brand pressed powder, which is white. I think this is more of a case of its texture grabbing and magnifying the color of the setting powder.
is it okay to ask what you mean about the makeup "oxidizing"? im not very familiar with makeup and this is the first ive heard of the term used for makeup
@nicolle2126 usually when people talk about it for foundation they mean when the foundation sets and gets darker. So like in this video u can see that the foundation gets more orange towards the end
basically when these foundations react with oxygen in the air after application, it tends to become darker, so always look out for how much certain foundations oxidise! I find that most drugstore makeup have this tendency@@nicolle2126
@@nicolle2126 yes, oxidizing is when something gets darker when it’s exposed to air or dries, sort of like how blood dries more brown or red wine gets more blue.
They don't set their makeup with powders, especially not talc or finely milled ones. This is likely what caused the oxidizing; most of their cushions have microencapsulated pigments that settle and "set" on their own after about 10 or so minutes of wear. Adding powder to get rid of the sheen defeats the purpose, as most, if not the great majority of their makeup wearers, prefer "dewy" or "glowy" finishes. This seems like it was an understandable user error. Edit: spelling.
This foundation oxidizes like CRAZY even without powder. I use Korean cushions all the time because I’m very pale and I like the finish, and I’ve never had one oxidize this badly before.
Does it? I wonder why, then. 😂 They're usually much better about long term wear testing. Maybe they didn't bother to correct it since they're marketing to a Western audience? They're famously bad about color matching when they're not marketing to a SE Asian audience
Apparently you're supposed to be super light handed with it, get the littlest amount on the cushion as possible and even dab it off, then build it up lightly. Otherwise it oxidized more like this
The climate in SE Asia is very humid most of the year and works well with cushion foundations formula. Im not convinced that it would work for me (& my textured skin) here in the Deep South (U.S.). I’ve learned that some things just aren’t made for my skin and that’s ok! They look cool though
I have a fair bit of texture myself (mainly around my nose into my undereye and forehead) and live in W.Va. The clio kill cover mesh glow cushion and kill cover new founwear cushion are some of the best foundations I've tried. Definitely my go to.
@@Javajavajav No, but as many foundations as there are on the market, many brands have similar or the same formula. And I've seen people compare those cushions to one another.
@Javajavajav Op said cushions may not be their best bet because they live in the deep south (U.S) and have textured skin. I have textured skin and live in W.Va and was sharing my experience with cushions.
Olivia your skin gives me hope and makes me feel like I'm just fine the way I am. You are too. You look healthy. It's ok to have redness and blemishes. Thank you for showing them
I struggle to find drugstore foundation in my shade because they're too dark as well. The clio kill cover foundation cushions are much better for pale people. I'm a shade 2-BP and there's one lighter and I believe two deeper shades.
Oh my god thank you for speaking softly! I hate it when makeup influencers (Americans mostly, no shade) yell into the phone like there isn’t a microphone built in. Like it’s ok to just speak softly😭😭😭
So for cushion foundations. There’s a way to use them. You’re supposed to get the product on the Center of the sponge then pat it on the back of the sponge holder. This makes the distribution of the cream even and absorbs it in to the sponge. Then you build up layer by layer as u wish. And that makes the finish not be sticky but perfectly set in. I’d suggest patting a considerable amount to have good control of how much coverage you get. Lastly. U must use these foundations on moistened skin. Use a toner or nice cream to prep the skin.
It looks super odd on you, like a totally different consistency to the one I have. Mine doesn't look so dewy, isn't sticky at all and dries matte. It has to, because it's meant to last 72 hours and is non-transferable. Either you've got a fake product, the wrong primer or you've used way too much.
I saw someone who said we dont apply cushion foundation Directly to skin rather we should first tap the applicator on the surface of the cap so that it removes the excess product on the applicator then we apply it on the skin ( the black part of this foundation)
It definitely did settle into your fine lines, you could really see it around your mouth at that last little smile you did. After I turned 30 I haven’t been able find a medium or full coverage foundation that doesn’t. Even though my fine lines are practically invisible without makeup, foundation makes them very noticeable, especially foundation set with high coverage powder like I used to use. I’ve just had to come to terms with the fact that full face foundation makes me look older now. So I just use a bb or cc cream (depending on how much coverage I want), then spot conceal and finish off with a light dusting of setting powder mostly on the places I spot concealed. I get much better results with this method than the medium coverage foundation and high coverage powder combo that I used to use generously, but that now just highlights the minor signs of aging I have.
For cushion foundation you are suppose the dab the product at the cover and not just apply to your face directly if done so it may be a bit too thick and sticky hope that helps :)
It looks good, it did darken a good bit but it doesn't look orange. Might get a cushion foundation from an Asian brand seeing as I'm so pale. Love your channel 😊
Hi Olivia! I just wanted to tell you how much I love your vlogs! I’ve never liked watching vlogs until I’ve seen yours, they’re so relatable and I feel like we have so much in common which is lovely to see in a content creator! Keep up the amazing work💕
You are so lovely! You are meant to apply it in very fine layers. Tap the center of the pad on the foundation and use the side of the compact to tap excess foundation off. Then apply and that should help with oxidation 😊
You need to tap the cushion on the tray to get some of the foundation off. When you press it into the foundation don’t press so hard. It picks up quite an amount of foundation. This stuff has been perfect for me and isn’t heavy because I tap and don’t use as much on the cushion.
Tip: primark concealers oxidise very orange. I get the lightest shade, I've tried several concealers from there, I'll try the tester, grab the concealer, buy, and by the time I've walked out and happened to look at my hand, it's already a lot darker than my skin. If you go in superdrug, their concealers are so much nicer (for dry/sensitive skin, idk abt other skin types, only tried on mine!). They don't change colour after drying down, they don't cling to dry spots as easily (again, dry skin), they feel reallg smooth going on. However, they're not great on smile lines. They seem to separate at the wrinkle, so it makes it more obvious, but on the rest of the face, fine. Only tip for these is to use moisturiser beforehand- just makes it last longer.
I tried this... I went a shade lighter than my normal shade, and actually wasn't too bad, you are apparently meant to use the black plain panels to dab excess off... So there's not as much product... Then it sort of gives a lovely natural finish too
Olivia, your apple 🍏 green nails caught my eye so pretty! I got a bottle of the Nars Light Reflective Foundation a little too light so I put in my MAC face and body foundation in C3, just bout the size of a 5p piece of both product’s mixed, I’m pale for me so the colour combination was fabulous! I must say I’m living for the blend of these they are the nicest I’ve ever saw any foundation sit in my skin! I’m in love! 😻 Have yet to try any Korean make up brands! - this definitely didn’t look as nice as your usual finishes! ❤
I saw a Korean creator correct the application process which causes the oxidation!! You are supposed to dab onto the middle of the pad, dab off the pad on the little black part, then apply a thin layer!!
It also just seems like a regular, high-coverage foundation could do that, like you said, it’s not like it’s making the pimples and wrinkles disappear, it’s just covering the redness
Just want to let you know that you are supposed to dab off the excess on to the cap and also take the product from the center of the sponge. Don’t press too hard and use very thin layers!
I saw that there's a more sheer foundation that looks way better than the original It's basically a skin tint but looks the best out of the different options TIRTIR has I think there's a medium coverage one too
It’s oxidizing because you’re not supposed to use that much, you need a light coverage. There’s a compartment where you can pat off excess foundation for a reason 😭
I bought this in the same shade. The coverage was crazy for me. But leaves me looking lovely after I've finished the rest of my makeup. Personally, I have not found it turning orange... Maybe it depends on the lighting?
It could be the makeup she put on top of the foundation that turn orangey. It definitely was not yellow/warm tone in the beginning before added makeup.
hi! i just want to let you know that it oxidized and looked a little heavy because you applied it slightly wrong, it is helpful to squeeze out a lot of the product from your applicator onto the black plastic piece in the compartment for a nice thin layer :)
I live in Asia and i know there are super light foundations here but nearly everything ends up looking orange on me, especially after oxidation. 🤷♀️ I just don't wear makeup because of it.
what you do and is recommended by the company is after applying it to the cushion dab it on the plain inside lid to get more control and an even coating
Wow, that oxidized like crazy! Korean girls often wear Tone Up Primer which makes them look very pink, so the oxidization brings them back to normal skin tone, but as a very pink girl who wears tone up primer anyway, I can't wear this cushion
It looks like you put quite a thick layer on the first side, the thicker it is the more it will oxidize. I saw a K Beauty MUA video where she said exactly this, and how that one pat is probably enough for her whole face. Just the one video though. I’m expecting this to arrive any day, I am SO curious to know for myself!
do you think you could review the laneige neo glow foundation in the lightest shade 13N1 ivory? i just ordered it but im afraid it may be too light for me😓
So...yea or nea? I wanna try it bc I love the shiny finish & amazed it didnt settle (even though you have no flaws) into anything. I didnt think it looked too yellow. PS your face is absolutely stunning, and I'm in love with the shape/plump of your lips!!! Goals for my next juvederm appointment 😂
I really love it, especially on my under eyes, but a little goes a long way. I honestly think she over applied. Also it does oxidize so go a little lighter then you'd normally.
Didn’t notice if you took off the excess on the pad by transferring it to the back part of the plastic cover first before applying to skin. My experience didn’t lead to this much shine
When I was in my early 30s, I commented on the beautiful skin of a work colleague who was around 60 and virtually wrinkle-free with nice, even tone. Her secret? “Never pit makeup on your skin.” I followed that advice and still have soft, smooth skin nearly 20 years later.
