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Review: Pongdang Mulbit Glow BB Cushion

19. June 2015

After using and loving the Pongdang Donkey Milk Emulsion for quite some time now I’ve been really interested in trying more products from Pongdang and the next thing I discovered was the Pongdang Mulbit Glow BB Cushion. There are so many cushions right now and I’m tempted to buy more, although I do not really need anymore :D

Pongdang Mulbit Glow BB Cushion

Pongdang is a Korean brand by people’s. It has a small product range with simple products focussing on the ingredients as it seems to me. They have a webpage >>here<< but it is in Korean. The products have a clean design, which is what was most obvious for me for this brand. You can find their products on Wishtrend. The Pongdang Mulbit Glow BB Cushion is a cushion foundation containing 13 different marine extracts for providing moisture to the skin. Apart from that the cushion has SPF 50 and PA+++ in order to protect the skin from UV radiation. The cushion claims to be brightening, moisturizing, and long-lasting.

Pongdang Mulbit Glow BB Cushion

The cushion foundation comes in a cardboard box made from recycled paper. The design is very simple, typical for Pongdang products. You will find English and Korean description on the cardboard box, too. You can find the ingredients in COSDNA >>here<<, but they are also listed in English on the packaging. Pongdang Mulbit Glow BB Cushion contains various sunscreen components like titanium dioxide, Ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate, Ethylhexyl salicylate, Tinosorb S, and 4-Methylbenzylidene Camphor. The latter is labelled red in COSDNA. The key ingredients are also separatelly listed on the cardboard box. Furthermore the product is 6-free, which means it contains 6 non-added formulas. It is written in Korean on the cardboard box which these 6 are, but unfortunatelly I didn’t find the translation. The 13 marine extracts are Marine Collagen, Brown Algae, Agar-agar, Seaweed, Laver, Gom Pi, Gulfweed, Sea Staghorn, Holmes, Sea Mustard, Kelp, Hypnea Cornuta and Fusiforme. You can find further description on Wishtrend, too, or on the official Korean webpage >>here<<.

Pongdang Mulbit Glow BB Cushion

The cushion foundation itself comes in the regular cushion pact. It comes with a mirror and an application puff inside, too.

Pongdang Mulbit Glow BB Cushion

The puff feels different than the puff for Missha or Innisfree Cushion and it doesn’t seem to be a ruby-cell puff. Therefore, it doesn’t feel that soft as my other puffs. Another thing I noticed is, that the puffs from my previous cushion foundations have kind of a cooling effect, which is not the case here.

Pongdang Mulbit Glow BB Cushion

The inside is the same as for all cushion foundations. There is a seal for the soaked cushion inside and the lid to protect the cushion from trying closes properly, too. The sponge is also soaked thoroughly and one touch with the finger will be enough to get a propper amount of the BB cream. Unfortunately, there is only one shade available, which is quite light compared to my skin color at the moment. My face is usually a bit lighter than my hand, but still this BB cream leaves a bit of a white cast due to the bright color in general. Maybe it fits better in winter…The container with the cushion can be removed from the case, so it seems as if there are also refills for this BB cream, but I didn’t see them anywhere online yet.

Pongdang Mulbit Glow BB Cushion

The coverage of the Pongdang Glow BB Cushion is medium to high. It covers all my freckles and discoloration and gives the skin an even color. Due to the product description I expected this BB cushion to be similar to the Innisfree Ampoule Intense Cushion, which is one of my favourite bb/cc creams at the moment. The Innisfree Ampoule Intense Cushion leaves my skin feel moisturized and gives it a natural glow. The Pongdang Glow BB Cushion on the other hand has more of a matte finish and despite the name it doesn’t feel moisturizing at all. Also, the application is very difficult, especially with the included sponge and makes areas like my nose and chin look flakey. It is not buildable either and starts to flake once you try to apply another layer. Moreover, it is not touch-proof and you will leave marks on your complexion every time you touch your skin. With a ruby-cell puff the application works better, and you can create a nice(r) finish, but still the texture is not easy to work with. The scent of the BB cream is a soapy one, but it is not intense.

Pongdang Mulbit Glow BB Cushion

After loving the Pongdang Donkey Milk Emulsion so much I had high hopes for this cushion. According to the description, the dewy finish and the moisturizing properties of the Pongdang glow BB Cushion intrigued me to try this, but I must say that I don’t think that the product fulfills these claims. The name therefore is also not properly chosen, since I don’t see any dewy finish at all. Maybe, it works better on other skintypes, or maybe I did something wrong here…anyways, if you want to try this because of a dewy finish go for the Innisfree Ampoule Intense Cushion instead. Although this cushion is not my favourite I’m still curious about all the other items from this brand. I have heard that their regular BB creams are good, too. Maybe it is better to check out one of them instead. The Pongdang Glow BB Cushion retaills for 19.55 US$ at Wishtrend and has a volume of 20 g. Also, check out the June promotions on Wishtrend before grabbing your products. Keep in mind their friend-referral program: You can receive a 5 Us$ referral coupon if you use my invitation code 17939205 upon registration and you’ll receive this voucher immediately.There will be a specific field in your registration form called “friends invitation program” where you can put the code mentioned above. This way new customers can safe 5 US$ which is a great possibility to safe some money.

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  • Evelyn 19. June 2015 at 22:01

    Oh, what a pity. I am looking for a nice cushion for this winter, since it’s cold and dry in here. My skin isn’t that oily anymore…do you know what options there are besides Innisfree and Etude?

    have a nice weekend ñ_ñ
    o

  • Resa 20. June 2015 at 3:10

    Woah. Thanks for your review. I am actually eyeing this cushion since it claims to have a ‘dewy’ effect, but it turns out that it doesn’t do what the product claims to be..
    n

  • TC96 22. June 2015 at 11:28

    I was interested in this cushion. Sad that it doesn’t do what it promises. Thank you for your review

  • Rebecca+B.+Bird 23. June 2015 at 5:25

    Too bad this one didn’t turn out like you expected. That applicator looks like it would be kind of fussy.. lately I’ve been taking out all of the bad applicators from my cushions and replacing them with Etude House puffs, which are cheap and Rubycell. It looks a little weird but it works. :P
    n

  • Kine 24. June 2015 at 15:06

    That’s sucks that the finish is not touch proof. There’s no point in having a base that simply rubs off! I do really like the look of the case though- so clean and bright. I’d like to try a full coverage cushion soon, do you have any recommendation?
    n

    • Frl. Schnee 24. June 2015 at 15:09

      I didn’t try many cushions yet, but from reviews from other bloggers/vloggers I thought the Iope Cushion or Mamonde Cushion have good coverage. The lack of touchproof-ness of this cushion is a pitty…since everytime I have a hair or something stick to my face and want to remove it I fear I left a mark in the finish…:(

  • Celly 25. June 2015 at 4:31

    Love your truthful comments on this product! Appreciate it dear~ and such a pity that it doesn’t even have a subtle glow. However it seemed to have a very good coverage!
    n

  • Lisset+Lopez 30. June 2015 at 23:48

    Wow!! I loved !! I want to try!

    Thank you very much for the review!! :)