This cushion is exactly what it says it is. 99% skincare and 1% makeup. It does not break me out which is great and a good coverage as well. 

The product is very good, it can help cover the blemishes and it doesn't make me breakout!

Very good for acne skin!

Love it!!

I have acne and combination skin and this is just amazing, especially when I dont want to wear makeup but skin needs a bit of cover up for some of my blemishes on my face. This does not breaks me out or what so ever. Coverage is about mediumwhich is ok for me. would definitely repurchase again :) I only wish that they have a refill tho :)

Skin type: Slightly oily, acne-prone. 

Like many of the reviews here, I first heard of this brand through Joan Kim and Edward Avila.

I love the glowy finish it gives without being too dewy. I also haven't experienced any breakouts from using this product. I think the H+ cushion would be a better match for me right now, but this product appears to be designed for those with oilier skin types. 

This is a pricier cushion, falling into the same price range as luxury brands such as Iope and Hera. I appreciate the extra puff provided but I would like to see to refills available for purchase. I don't like having to buy the cushion again.

Personally, I'm not a fan of the 99% skincare 1% makeup marketing because it cannot be proven. All liquid makeup and skincare have water as their top ingredient. However, I think it gets the point straight across that this line of makeup is designed for those who may react to conventional makeup. 

Overall, I'm quite happy with this product. I might have to use this during the summer, where I'll be better matched. 

Good medium coverage cushion for acne prone skin. I bought it after recommendations from Edward Avila and Joan Kim on YouTube.

It's a shade too light for my light olive skintone though. I have a Loreal True Match colour of 4W. This cushion also has an ashy undertone so my yellow-undertone skin looks a little bit dead. I wish they had more colours in their range. I currently use a mineral powder makeup on top to colour match to my skintone. Because the cushion alters my undertone though, I still look a little bit dead and washed out.

I use it every work day (5+ times a week) and one cushion lasts around about 1 and a half to 2 months. On first use you don't have to push too hard to get product. The cushion feels hard because of all the product inside it. It slowly gets more and more squishy as you use more product. By around the 5th week you need to start flipping the cushion around. If I recall correctly they don't have a refill only, so you buy the full cushion each time. It also doesn't come with a free refill so you're paying for one "dose" if you will. You do get 2 puffs with the cushion though. The puffs are best used dry and not damp.

The finish is really nice and skin-like. A touch on the dewy side but more of a sheen / glow rather than a beam from your face. It slowly breaks down because of facial oils pushing through to the surface of your skin, but it still looks okay. Just don't powder it too thickly if you have dry skin because it will start to show your pores near the sides of your nose.

I have re-purchased this cushion because I like the 99% skincare 1% makeup concept. It hasn't broken me out. I'm afraid to go back to Australian foundations after suffering from an acne breakout allergic reaction from a Loreal foundation. I might try to find an alternative to Troiareuke sometime in the future because it is pricey, but that might be after my acne clears up.