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She names it her absolute favorite and most-worn recent foundation, says it suits every occasion and ticks every requirement, and gives it the highest score of about 9.2/10.
She calls it a long-time favorite and former number-one cushion, says it never fails her, and scores it 9/10 as a versatile everyday skin-like option.
She scores it 8.5/10, calls it a beautiful lightweight textbook cushion, and says its semi-matte finish and wear should work for most people.
She scores it 8.5/10, repeatedly calls the finish beautiful and airbrushed, and ranks it highly for its lightweight feel and exceptional price despite the two-shade range.
She repeatedly says she loves its flattering blurred skin-like finish, scores it 8/10, and would rate it even higher with stronger oil control.
She scores it 7.5/10 and recommends its strong oil control to oily skin, while warning that application can initially look very dry and dry skin should avoid it.
She prefers it over the red version, praises its full coverage and strong oil control, and scores it about 7.1/10 for oily skin.
She scores it 7/10 and praises its very lightweight feel and decent oil control, but remains torn because its high price does not deliver enough extra blurring.
She scores it 7/10, says the finish remains amazing, and calls it a good textbook cushion despite some heaviness, oil and a high upfront price.
She scores it 7/10, calls it a surprisingly nice lightweight cushion, and says it still looked good with decent oil control after ten hours.
She calls it a good daily foundation with a flattering blurred finish and scores it 6.8/10, but says its oily-skin and 24-hour claims overstate the oil control.
She praises its coverage, blurred finish and price and scores it 6.5/10, while criticizing the two-shade range and later oil and mouth buildup.
She can make it work and likes the hygienic dispenser and natural glow, but it is her least-liked Unleashia cushion and she would not rave about it after texture, creasing and oil issues.
She says she might not have bought it in hindsight, scores it 5.5/10, and reports heavy oil and product buildup despite a comfortable initial feel.
She scores it 5/10, calls it heavy, oily and overhyped for its price, and explicitly says she would not recommend this cushion.
She scores it 8/10 and strongly recommends the hydrating serum cushion for dry skin, but says it becomes very oily on her and she would not wear it for long periods.
She values its shade range, full coverage and spot-concealing use but finds a full-face application heavy, cakey and oily; she settles near 6.8/10 and says it is not a favorite.