The 21N light beige tone seems to suit warm-toned individuals better. Very fair-skinned individuals may find the yellowish undertone a bit unflattering. The formula is lightweight yet provides good coverage. Inga base products generally have good coverage, but the thin formula and high powder content may cling to dry patches, especially for those with extremely dry skin. Even though I don't have dry skin, I noticed some caking and flaking around the nose area when wearing glasses (the powder tends to shift to one side and the evaporation of moisture leaves behind powder particles). When not wearing glasses or a mask, it covers pores and redness well, and has decent longevity. An impressive aspect is that touch-ups apply seamlessly over the initial application, better than expected. The sponge applicator is firm and makes it easy to control the amount applied. The fluffy puff adheres well, but may not be as suitable for more contoured areas like around the nose.

The cushion has a semi-matte finish and becomes matte, so it is not suitable for dry skin types.