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ma:nyo No Mercy Sleek Cushion delivers a fresh, dewy finish with lightweight coverage and SPF50+ PA+++ — a Korean cushion foundation that blends into skin rather than sitting on top of it.
Dewy without the heaviness
The whole appeal of a cushion is coverage that still looks like skin. This one blends seamlessly across skin types and stays light enough that you don’t feel it through the day.
Buildable, never cakey
Tap on one thin layer for an everyday finish, then add a second pass only where you want more evenness. Thin layers are what keep a cushion looking natural — one thick pass never does.
SPF50+ PA+++ as a bonus
The cushion carries a high rating, but makeup is almost never applied thickly enough to reach it. Wear proper sunscreen underneath and count this as an extra layer rather than your protection.
Three shades
Match to your jawline rather than the back of your hand, and check in daylight. Between two shades, the slightly deeper one blends more forgivingly than one that’s too pale.
Dewy finish on oily skin
Not a contradiction — set the T-zone with powder and let the cheeks stay dewy. That combination usually reads better than a fully matte face, which can look flat.
Wash the puff weekly
Mild soap, dried fully before it goes back in the compact. A clean puff genuinely changes how evenly a cushion applies — more than most people expect.
After skincare and sunscreen, press the puff lightly into the cushion and tap it onto the centre of the face, blending outward. Build a second thin layer only where you want more coverage. Set the T-zone with powder if your skin is oily. Wash the puff weekly.
A Korean format where liquid foundation is held in a sponge inside a compact. You press the puff into the cushion and tap it onto skin — quick, portable and easy to build up.
Does the SPF replace sunscreen?
No. Makeup is rarely applied thickly enough to reach the labelled SPF50+ PA+++ level, so treat it as a bonus and wear proper sunscreen underneath.
Which of the three shades should I pick?
Match to your jawline rather than your hand, and check in daylight. If you’re between two, the slightly deeper one blends more forgivingly than one that’s too pale.
Is a dewy finish wrong for oily skin?
Not necessarily — set the T-zone with powder and keep the dewiness on the cheeks. That combination usually looks better than a fully matte face.
How do I stop it looking cakey?
Tap on thin layers rather than one thick pass, and build only where you want more coverage. Well-moisturized skin underneath makes more difference than technique.
How often should I wash the puff?
Once a week with mild soap, dried fully before it goes back in the compact. A clean puff makes a real difference to how evenly the cushion applies.
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