Missha Magic Cushion Cover Lasting

It's a full-coverage formula with a semi-matte finish — pigments (titanium dioxide, iron oxides) and Magic Fit Powder blur imperfections while resisting shine. It's built for a long-wearing, "just applied" look rather than a natural, sheer finish, so build coverage gradually if you prefer lighter application.

Yes — SPF50+/PA+++, from Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate and Ethylhexyl Salicylate, both confirmed in the INCI. This is a genuine on-pack UV filter combination, not a cosmetic-only claim, so it offers real daily sun protection alongside coverage.

No. 21 (Light Beige) suits fair to light skin tones with a neutral-to-pink undertone. No. 23 (Natural Beige) is one shade deeper, suiting light-to-medium tones with a more neutral-to-warm undertone. If unsure, No. 23 is the safer, more universal choice for most skin tones.

Yes — it contains Fragrance (Parfum), and four declared fragrance allergens: Linalool, Citronellol, Hexyl Cinnamal, and Limonene. It also contains Peppermint and Eucalyptus extracts, which can be sensitizing for reactive skin. Patch test first if you have known sensitivities.

The semi-matte finish and shine-controlling formula (silica, powders) suit oily and combination skin reasonably well. It's marketed as hydrating rather than mattifying-first, so very oily skin may want to set with powder for longer wear through the day.

Press the puff onto the cushion, then pat evenly across the face following your skin's natural contours, building coverage where needed. Finish with light patting to help the formula settle. Avoid rubbing, which can disturb the coverage and finish.

Yes — it's registered as a "functional cosmetic" in Korea for wrinkle improvement, brightening, and UV protection. Niacinamide (brightening) and Adenosine (anti-wrinkle) are both present in the INCI, supporting these claims at a cosmetic level rather than a treatment-strength one.