Using Romand Nu Zero Cushion ❗️ Coverage test based on combination skin

I tried the Romand Nu Zero Cushion along with this one to use when the bare type felt too light. Since I have combination skin—oily on the T-zone and dry on the cheeks—I am really picky about choosing a base. I was curious to try this product because it is relatively semi-matte. My skin tone is still shade 21, and as I fall into the Spring Warm personal color category, I am the type of person who immediately notices bases that look too grayish or dull.

It definitely has a dense texture, and the coverage improves noticeably. It covers redness and small blemishes to some extent without concealer, which was convenient when I was busy in the morning, and I feel like my skin texture becomes more refined the more I pat it in. I was worried it might be too matte at first, but it isn't a completely dry matte; it finishes with just the right amount of softness, so it was better than I expected.

Although some oiliness appeared around my nose as the afternoon progressed, it didn't break down significantly, and it was restored cleanly with just one touch-up. Based on my personal color, the tone applied calmly without looking cakey, making it a solid choice for a daily base. A major advantage was that it produced a clean skin finish in photos. I think it would be a better fit for those who prefer a polished look rather than a dewy glow, but I have settled on using it for important events or when I need coverage.