Oil-Free Moisturiser Shiseido Waso Shikulime Color Control Oil-Free Moisturizer SPF30

Regarding the color - it's perfect for me. I'm not pale, but I'm not tan either - warm-toned skin, with some blood vessels located close to the surface, and enlarged pores. I bought it to even out my skin tone without covering anything specific. It does this task perfectly, you can't see any pores and it hides any redness that may be present. In terms of texture, it initially seemed a bit heavy, but at +24 degrees Celsius, my face immediately had a radiant glow. I tried it in hot weather and it felt like a lightweight matte fluid, with the added bonus of SPF. It was surprising, but pleasantly so. I'm satisfied with this purchase for the summer.

Doesn't clog pores, SPF 30, and doesn't slide off throughout the day! It needs to be blended in, then there won't be any "orange patches" that some people wrote about, it adapts nicely to your skin tone. Highly recommended!

I didn't order it here, but I will share my impressions for future buyers. This cream is a real find and salvation for me. I have combination skin, 40+, with enlarged pores in the T-zone. This cream moisturizes the dry areas perfectly and doesn't clog the pores like other foundations and fluids do (I've tried many, but they all end up clogging my pores and making me look like an old orange after a few hours). It doesn't cause breakouts, and most importantly, I don't need to layer multiple products. In the morning, I cleanse my face and apply this cream, and my complexion stays even until evening (for those who want heavier coverage for imperfections, this is not the product). At first, it may seem a bit yellowish, but within 5 minutes, it adapts to the skin. The difference between my face and neck doesn't bother me.

I ordered this product for the first time and didn't pay attention to the fact that it has a tint when placing the order. Luckily, the tint matched my slightly tanned skin, but I think it might stand out too much in the winter. It moisturizes adequately, but it takes some practice to apply it properly because the tint starts to show during application, and it needs to be blended in the hairline area like a foundation, otherwise it will leave visible patches.

The cream indeed has a warm undertone, but I wouldn't say that it makes you look ginger. It rather gives a light tan, the important thing is to apply it carefully and blend it well (I blend it with my fingers). As for the claimed non-greasiness, it is actually quite greasy. During the cold season, when my skin is dry, it absorbs after about 10-15 minutes of application and leaves a beautiful shine, but during the warm season, it will definitely be too oily.

Nonsense, not a cream. I bought it at Brocard. It claims to be the cheapest red-toned foundation. However, it applies unevenly, and when I try to blend it out, it rolls off. Prior to applying this product, my skincare routine was thorough. But in the area of a small blemish (from acne), it acquired a "pleasant" bluish tint.

I really like this cream - it's already my second one. The shade suits me well, and I stopped using heavy foundations, only saving them for special occasions. This cream is perfect for everyday use as it freshens up my skin, evens out the tone, feels lightweight, and also moisturizes. I don't experience any dryness. My skin tone is medium (I use Lancome 035). Wishing everyone enjoyable shopping!

My friend gave me this cream, but it didn't suit me because the color is very reddish-brown. I have a pale complexion. After using this cream, my friend's face seemed as if she had been poisoned and she felt unwell, like a grayish color.

Terrible cream, very similar to some cheap foundation with an orange undertone. It only brought disappointment.

I wasn't really fond of it, mainly because of the shade. It's too yellow for me (I have fair skin). Well, I'll wait for summer, maybe I can somehow adjust it to my tan.