numbuzinNo.3 Porcelain Base-skip Tone Up Beige | SPF50+ PA++++ | Lightweight, Hydrating | Zinc Oxide, Niacinamide | Sheer, Natural Finish, Evens Skin Tone | Korean Skincare 1.69 fl. oz.Compact by Design (Amazon-developed Certification)

EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED.

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Good natural base with some color and spf. Not great for people with darker skin tones. Can sometimes "peel" on the skin. Not to be used under makeup in my opinion

I DIDNT USE IT YET BUT THE SAME IS KINDA WEIRD BUT THE TEXTURE IS NOT THT REALLY BAD I THINK ITS GONNA BE GOOD ALBUT JUZ THE SMELL. ITS IS SMALLER THAN IT LOOKS. (update) it cover all my pores ligh weigh and longlasting. IMMA WEAR THIS INSTEAD OF MY MAKEUP🫢

Loved the product and been using it for 2 yrs

A nice foundation and sunscreen

The best coverage I ever hadLove 💖💖 it

Ok, for what it is, it’s not bad. It definitely has a good amount of sun protection, and a fair amount of pigment as well. Where this struggles is in the color of that pigment. It calls itself beige, it looks beige coming out of the tube. It is not beige. Not even a little. To be fair, it’s not supposed to be a foundation, or even a BB cream. It’s supposed to be a strong sunscreen that also brightens, and subtly lightens, the complexion of its intended Asian market while offering a no makeup look with a dewy appearing finish.And it accomplishes that handily. However, it’s too light for even my light skin tone. At least it is if you put it on like how you’re supposed to apply sunscreen. I had to fiddle around with how to use this for several days before I was able to finally make it work. Basically, I first apply a very thin layer of an invisible sunscreen. I like the Missha Soft Finish sun milk for this. And afterwards apply a very thin layer of the Numbuzin Tone Up to brighten, and even out my complexion.If used this way it provides a nice level of sun protection, and gives me a your skin but better no makeup look. I just wish that I didn’t have to layer this over another product to get the desired result. I tried mixing some of my foundation into the sunscreen to hopefully correct the shade to something that resembled my actual skin tone more. But that just made the sunscreen more cakey, and I noticed that it would start separating after about 6 hours no matter what foundation I used as a mix in. It would probably work just fine under foundation, but the point of buying this was so I wouldn’t have to wear any foundation.It also settles into fine lines and wrinkles. Even if you set it with a powder. It does give a nice dewy glow though, while still staying matte on the skin. Personally, I would recommend this for anyone who is on the very fair end of the spectrum. Fitzpatrick type 1 would work best. I’m a mid range Fitzpatrick type 2. And anyone with more youthful skin who won’t have a problem with it settling. It’s also probably not intended for those with very dry skin. Though it looks dewy, it dries relatively matte. So better for normal, combination, and oily skin. And someone who wants a very light no makeup look. You could probably build it up to a light medium coverage, but that would be a super thick application. If that sounds like you, then this is beautiful and I very much recommend it. If not, then don’t waste your time, there’s better tinted sunscreens out there.