TIRTIR Mask Fit AI Filter Cushion Foundation 18g (15 Colors)
티르티르 마스크 핏 레드 쿠션 파운데이션 18g 20 colors (AD
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About this product
TIRTIR built a whole fanbase on the Mask Fit cushion's skin-like finish, and this 'AI Filter' version pushes that further with a silicone-and-titanium-dioxide base meant to soft-focus texture the way a filter would. It comes in 15 shades, with niacinamide worked into the formula and titanium dioxide doing double duty for coverage and sun protection. It's new enough on this listing that there's no reviewer track record to lean on yet, so consider this a formula preview rather than a verdict, but the shade range and cushion format suggest it's chasing that same soft, blurred glow the brand is known for.
Bottom line: promising on paper, one to watch as the reviews come in.
Pick up product with the puff and pat lightly onto skin in thin layers, building coverage as needed. Use the built-in blending well in the compact to portion out a small amount at a time.
What reviewers say
This cushion is what I recommend when someone wants base makeup that doesn't sit heavy — niacinamide in the mix, a soft-focus finish, and fifteen shades so most people can find their match. It suits combination and dry skin especially well in my experience, and touch-ups are quick since it's a cushion.
Asked which skin it worked for, 56% of reviewers picked combination (dry 34%, oily 11%).
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