Review on MISSHA M Magic Cushion SPF50+/PA+++ No.27 Sunscreen Foundation. by Mark Sharma

I have pale combination skin with moderate acne; here's my experience with both #21 and #23.- #23 was super moisturizing, but came off a little cakey after a while. It felt cold when I applied it which was nice because it prevented my acne from flaring up. The downside of this shade is that it carries a pretty visible orange tint. I would recommend this for people who have semi-tan skin with prominent warm undertones.- #21 was a bit less moisturizing, but it perfectly matched my pale (indoors) skin 😆. I noticed that it's not as cakey as #23. The downside of this shade is that it can't completely hide all of the acne; you'll have to find other color-correcting products or concealors for that. I would recommend this for people who have light skin with either warm or olive undertones. If you have chalk-white skin, then even this shade may still be too dark.All in all, both can become a little sticky in warm weather, but that can be addressed with some translucent setting powder. You could actually try using #21 as the base foundation and #23 to contour. These cushion foundations are excellent for beginners who aren't accustomed with brushes. I like to use them for "no-makeup" makeup looks.