Tirtir Cushion Mask Fit Cushions Review

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Tirtir Cushion Mask Fit Cushions have been going viral for too long.  I did a first try July of last year and now I am finally ready to share my final thoughts as I finished all 4 sample sizes of the Tirtir Cushion Mask Fit Foundations. 

Before you read further down, I suggest you watch the quick first-try video above as my thoughts remain the same as my first impressions.  More details on which to get depending on your skin type below.  

Keep in mind that I have normal/dry skin and I bought 23N shades on all 4 variants.  Based from swatch, the shade looks different as some contains SPF50 while the others are SPF-free.  

Swatch L-R

Tirtir All Cover Cushion (Pink), Tirtir My Glow Cream Cushion (Silver)
Tirtir Mask Fit Cushion (Black),Tirtir Red Fit Mask Cushion (red)

Tirtir Red Fit Mask Cushion

Spoiler alert!  Indeed the best out of the 4 for me!  Though I have dry skin, I have heard numerous oily-skinned users appreciating this as it gives a matte finish and controls oil!  I was a bit hesitant to give this a try since matte foundation isn't my thing, it usually enhances lines but I don't have to worry about this one.  It kept my skin hydrated and though the coverage is indeed on a super heavy side - read a lot of complaints on how they dislike the super heavy coverage and unnatural finish, I do not have this problem as I always pat excess product on the cover and I use this with light hand application.

Everytime I use this, I get complimented on how bright my skin looks and I can actually skip concealer application whenever I use this cushion foundation.

Coverage: Medium to heavy.  Buildable. 
Longevity: No need for retouch for normal skin.
Feel: You know you are wearing something but none of the heavy feel.

Tirtir All Cover Cushion

This has the heaviest coverage among 4.  Has SPF50 so the effect is more obvious, it may have a bit of a brightening effect due to SPF so you can shade down if you don't want your foundation to look paler than your neck.

Coverage: Medium to heavy.  Buildable
Longevity: No retouch needed if set properly.
Feel: Same as Red.

Tirtir Mask Fit Cushion
Coverage is least among the 4.  

This is really lightweight so if you are the type who doesn't like the heavy coverage, pick this one for daily!  Non-drying.

Coverage: Light to medium.  Buildable.
Longevity: Need retouch if you have combination or oily skin.
Feel: lightweight.

Tirtir My Glow Cream Cushion

As the name states, it is glowing so this cushion is perfect for mature skin and those with dryer complexion.  It is very important to do proper skincare to appreciate this effect as it may turn out "patchy" if it sits on uneven skin.

Coverage: Light to medium.  Buildable.
Longevity: Longwearing if dry skin.  Oily skin may need to retouch a lot.

Feel: lightweight.

Overall, I love all 4 variants and I get it why it gets so viral globally! I personally think you don't need to buy all 4 variants but feel free to do so if you can get sample sizes of each like I did.  I personally think RED is viral for so many right reasons, it works for all skin types and the coverage is amazing!  Some dislikes the heavy feel (they probably applied without patting off excess product, applied with heavy hand or overall not used to using foundation!)  

if you are a powder and go type of makeup user, Tirtir is NOT for you, this is for those girlies who enjoys applying liquid/cream foundation on a daily basis.  If you are on that category, go ahead and purchase this!  If you are not wearing makeup much and just wanted to get into the hype - skip this!  You will definitely complain on how heavy this probably will make you feel!  

I use this on daily basis to conceal my undereye darkness and use this all over my face ONLY on special occasions or if I needed full makeup on!  With this cute sample size, I bring this along with me for travel and can forego bringing concealer - coverage is THAT good!

Have you tried Tirtir?  What are your thoughts?