Fr. They're not out there "due to popular demand". They're sending PR boxes to influencers all over the world to shove the product on our face. Tbh, it kinda looks cakey to me 💀
She really did.. and I’m glad they’re finally listening. I’m sure many other Korean and Japanese brands will follow suit, especially when seeing how well this type of thing is received.
Korean here. Why can’t people just understand that many korean brands make shades to fits their domestic population? It has nothing to do with discrimination.
@loelds4817 That’s fine if the company stays in their country... however, if we're being completely honest, shade range is a problem even with Koreans in Korea. That said... if a company goes international/global? It makes zero financial sense to just have a few pale shades.
Darci was actually the one who got them to make darker shades because she always did the color changing foundations so TirTir reached out to her and made shades that were exactly for her and darker
Darcei really needs a raise, I mean she literally made all of this possible! (Tirtir introduced darker shades and warmly welcomed her with present) Tirtir is truly a brand that cares❤✨
Second row, second shade from the right looks like it’s your shade and undertone. It oxidizes though, so go a tad bit lighter with the second row, first shade from the right.
Tirtir got criticized for their shade range and then responded by going darker than a good chunk of American brands. Absolutely incredible. And when Darcei (one of the more popular creators who tried their foundation when it only had light tones) came to visit, they treated her so nicely and even gave her gifts. Titir is a brand that deserves support for showing that they care. I hope they can make more shades in the darker range in the future but this is an excellent start
@@psychosocial474 i did notice that most of their shades were on the yellow skin tones. This tends to be quite a common issue among darker foundations especially but I found out that it's true of the colors for whiter than average white skin tones too. (I don't many people despite being American with skin tones that light so it never occured to me haha. The really white people I know are so white they turn red. My husband tries to deny this fact and I wonder if he's color blind😂)
@@renlosee5223 Yeah, the problem with turning red, when there is a bit sun outside.... ^^ But just put a lot of the strongest sun protection on your husbands face. It feels sticky and especially ugly, when it's super hot, but his skin will be happy about it.😅
@@psychosocial474 oh.... believe me I try. But he is a stubborn mule. But finally I said, 'Your loss then. Just don't ask me to put aloe on you when you burn. I'm not gonna suffer to ease your pain because you're an idiot.' (I'm allergic to aloe) He learned quick that I meant it too. 🤣😂
I'm not Korean but the lightest one is my perfect shade 😅 I'm light pale/light peach kinda both and so when i bought that shade it was just perfect for me
I haven’t had a chance to swatch them to check but tbh given my track record I wouldn’t be surprised if I matched the lightest shade lmao; and I’m from a country that’s known for tan skin lol
Actually, they have yellow skin tone They use different methods and makeup to have more white skin. In fact, the reason why they use these bright shades is not because those match with their skin tone .it's to make their skin more pale and white. Kpop idols😮😮😅if you compare their childhood pictures with now .you will see the huge difference.
I’ve been hearing about it for a while. It was mainly famous due to the debate about them sending their first shades to a black influencer but none of their shades were even close to black. So after a bit they came out with 30 shades made for her and even darker shades to show variety for everyone
Thank you. Isn't this stuff sickening? You go around on UA-cam and see food, drinks, hair etc and its this so called viral everything. Im like no its not a lot of the views are most likely bots. Smh
@@marlak4203 no offense or anything but just because you haven’t heard of something doesn’t mean it isn’t viral, plenty of people have heard of something before. But in some cases, bots can be majority of the views.
Tirtir used to not carry a shade anywhere near light enough for me, but I think those lightest shades might actually work!! (I'm pale as a ghost and am pretty much incapable of tanning ^^°)
You’re supposed to apply thin layers !! Once you dip the cushion into the foundation dab it a little bit onto the pan that covers the foundation and apply it to skin
Actually, not EVERY Koreans have yellow or tanned skin. As a Korean, I want to say that Asians all have different skin color, like other races. I think Tirtir made 13C and 13N for the people that have super bright skin tone, or Westerners. Please don't blame me too much, even if I say like this. I am not a person that is related to Political correctness!
@yasminbarry7941 not irl , on the internet sure, those people are trolls trying to rage bait. Hahah. This is coming from a person who's very "politically correct". And has been working in cultural competency since 2016. That's why I was surprised. Save your mental health and do not engage with trolls.
I’m so happy right now because korean cushions are good, but they always ended up grey on my skintone. I can’t believe at 34 i finally get to have my own korean cushion shade now. Shout out to Tirtir !
Thank you for not making the darkest shade literally black face paint. It shows the time and effort they put in and we appreciate it. I’m so excited!!! 🤩🤩🤩 let’s support guys!! Show them making darker tones pays, so we can get more!!
Don’t thank them for the bare minimum (actually making brown). Youthforia literally just has a terrible company owner who made a stupid decision. Don’t let their low actions make you praise bare minimum.
Tirtir might be incentivized to create darker shades but they also started a good trend in korea that other companies can follow. It's a start hence, applause.
@@kimeen4494 I’m praising the company for putting in the effort. As a company in a country known for not even making inclusive foundations for their own citizens, it’s great that they’re making that effort. Companies don’t have to be all inclusive, even if they should in my opinion. So yes, I’m going to applaud them for continuing to step out of their norm and for leading the way for other Korean companies to do the same hopefully 🥰
It’s a good start. But they are missing shades. There is still a huge jump between the last two shades. But, I am glad they are open to being more inclusive.
Thank you! I've said this a few times and people attack me. Like, I appreciate their efforts, but I wish they would take some time to develop a full shade range at this point rather than making small expansions that have so few darker shades.
@@AxelMacopelliI’m sorry you were attacked for your opinion. But, seriously even a blind person could see even in what they consider the medium and even the light shades still need work. I think it is the undertones they need work on. But, despite the shade range people are saying good things about the formula.
@@AxelMacopelli how is going from 6 light shades to 36 shades a small expansion? This was a ginormous expansion and a massive step that deserves recognition Every foundation in the world could be more inclusive, why do we have to nitpick at one in particular just because they "only" managed to formulate 30 new shades within less than 12 months Ever considered that new shades take some time to formulate and that, that will be done with feedback from the community, just like the first expansion? How about admiring that a brand does listen, because most don't. If you bash every brand for not doing enough when they're clearly doing something, nobody is gonna start doing something because they're aware that no matter what they do they're always in the wrong.
@Mina-rf3nw 6 to 36 would be huge. Tir tir, however, went from 3 shades to 9 shades to 20 shades to 30 shades. And I said that I appreciate their efforts. It is simply my opinion that I would rather they had taken a longer time to develop and launch a full range after the first expansion rather than launching small, incomplete expansions every couple months
He's so cute lol I don't think he's that pale to be honest. I don't know why ppl want to look so pale in the first place. I'm aboriginal and I'm fairly pale bcuz I don't like the sun it causes your skin to age quickly. I would love to try this brand but it's so hard to find a foundation that matches my skin tone.
Thank you Darcei for speaking out and giving them feedback and thank you Tirtir for taking that feedback and using it to broaden your range and be more inclusive 😭
Pretty sure his actual shade match is the second from last in the middle of his check (so the middle of the 2nd row) & he went too light as expected from anyone from a “The lighter you are the better” culture (as I am as well)!
these oxidise reaaally bad though, so it might’ve ended up a good match in the end 🤷♀️ I have one and it applies light but by the time I’m done, it’s perfect
@@maimai-xc6wu Interesting point. I didn’t think of that as the shades on his face were all exposed to the air so I figured the colors that matched best had finished adjusting. Thanks for the input!!
@plant_12 most definitely. The blue purple undertones are perfect for capitalizing on the lightness of their skin. He's gotta warm undertone. The setup is completely different.
@VemCe-xl2qg to be pale your undertones either don't show at all or barely. You either look porcelain "" or have a blue or pink tint which is only your blood. That's not a warm or cool undertone it's just blood. That's pale. It's not personal opinion there's an industry standard.
Hi. Tis I! The pale ghostly white hooman they make that first shade for! It's actually hard for me to find shades that work for me and are comfortable and don't oxidize. I'm even suspicious those lightest colors might oxidize on me.
Saaaame! :D Everyone is talking about dark shades, and I get it, the options for dark skin are ridiculous. But finding makeup that doesn't look orange on pale-pale skin, even with a 'cold/pink' undertone, is almost impossible. I tried multiple Korean foundations and even the lightest shades are orange.
There is an albino influencer that pops up in my shorts ever so often and she tested it. If your undertone is anywhere near pink/cool tone you should probably stay clear of this. The shade she tested also appeared more so light, rather than pale on her so there is that
@grimrose999 as a fellow ginge I desperately need to know if you've found a good one yet 😭 I'd be so happy to find a drugstore/affordable brand foundation that turns out right on me lol I've long since given up my search
I feel like the second row 2nd from the right is your match.(read below) Tirtir cushion foundations dont oxidize you just need to apply it correctly by putting the foundation on the middle of the cushion to make it apply evenly then on the other side of the packaging there is a sponge like thing and that is where you have to remove the excess product on the cushion, after you do that the you can apply the foundation on your face in thin laters from the inside outwards. Most korean stylists use this method to get a more natural look
I just bought this! I think I could’ve gone a bit darker. It does look really nice on the skin but it’s a bit tacky. But it ain’t going ANYWHERE once it’s on. I had to use micellar water and triple cleanse to get it all off. The coverage is outstanding without looking cakey
You have to hydrate your skin and then apply small amounts in thin layers to look natural. And I hope you're using oil cleanser as part of the triple cleanse. Koreans use oil cleanser before regular face cleanser to effectively remove makeup.
The one on your nose on the pale row and the one second closest to your nose on the row underneath look like good matches to the skin where they are so just see which one looks best on your whole face
Korean brand - says it all. Their focus is on pale skin which is their target market. I wish people would stop saying Korean brands are not inclusive. The South Korean population is around 51 million- of cause they are going to make shades that suit these skin types.
Fr, when people complain about Korean brands not catering to dark Western skin tones, I can't help thinking "Well, duh...They're not making those for you, they're for Koreans!" It's only recently that non-Koreans took such a widespread interest in Korean makeup brands.
@@jonquilgemstone Whats been happening is that Korean makeup brands start to give their products to western influencers and market in new markets and NOT have the shades that match. Nobody is complaining korean makeup doesn't cater to the west (majority.) and it is disappointing for me because korean makeup is usually high-quality. BUT they literally send their darkest shades overseas and be like "welp, here you go!" when thats not how you should be doing it. If you market new places you need new shades, easy simple.
Fr this is what I keep thinking, most of the population is people with lighter skin tones because that’s their ethnicity it’s not like America where it has more diverse skin colours, this is their culture and people need to except that..
i have 13C and it is my perfect shade match. i have never had a foundation match that well. when it oxidizes however it is a very different shade from my neck. weirdly though it doesn’t always oxidize and i can never tell until like an hour later
Something people need to keep in mind is that korea has very different beauty standards than us and people of color arent as common there. This brand seems to be working pretty hard to be inclusive, which is great, people need to have some patience because they are trying
But the long lasting coverage is a joke. It really blended into my skin and I couldn’t tell where my skin ended and foundation started. Oxidizes and worked almost the same as my L’Oréal foundation (which is more matte and cheaper with more product)
I would be 13c because I'm Irish so we have some of the most pale /fair skin out of anyone so I would love to see this foundation on me sometimes it's extremely hard to find a color that works for me because of my shade but us red head blue eyed pale skin girlie's in love with this shade range!
Try a shade or two darker- this one leaves a little bit of demarcation(?) at the edge- you can tell it's makeup 😅 try the middle cheek, 2nd or 3rd in from the ear, on the side with the darkest shade on the forehead. They match a bit better
I’m glad that the product is available for people of all colors. I love when everyone no matter what they look like, gets a fair chance at having the same things as others.
I’m happy that they’re taking these first steps but there’s still A LOT of improvements to be made. I bought their testers, the ones that come in sachets. It’s because I wanted to make sure I don’t waste money and buy the wrong shade. I’m in the more light medium range. Other cushions I’ve tried had me between 23N to 27N, but TirTir’s 29N was even too light for me. And swatching 23N 24N 24W 25N and 29N on my face, all of them are so similar and still so light that you would mistake them as pretty much the same shade. Yes, there is a growing range but there is still room for improvement within that range. At least they’re trying and hopefully they’re expanding the range with the intention of catering to more people. In the beauty industry, there are brands who have a wide range of shades but those shades are such non-skin shades that it’s ridiculous. I hope Tirtir stays true to their principles and expands their range with good intentions. Clearly, they are hoping to be a more internationally known brand instead of solely competing with Korean brands that already have their foot planted as the go-to brands domestically.
The shade range is still bad. They have a big jump from the darkest to the mid tones so the people in between don’t have a shade. The undertones are awful too, only 2 cool undertones for mid range shades and all the undertones oxidise to be darker and warmer so rip to us neutral/cool tones melanated peeps. Even people who have tried lighter shades have found that they were straight up yellow on their skin. The undertones are a mess with this foundation and the gap from medium to dark is HUGE, none of the dark shades even matched the model on their advert for swatches so tirtir has a lot to do to fix their product. Many people even suggest the darker shades seem rushed which I agree with because if they were thinking of dark skinned people, they’d have the right undertones and have fewer shades but a diverse range that fit deep skin tones, not just 2-3 super dark shades. This is just an Asian company thinking of darker complexions and going “super dark because that’s what all darker complexions look like”
I am not Korean, but I do have very fair skin with cool undertones and in America it’s basically impossible for me to find a foundation that is my shade, I’m so happy they finally made one :)
I doubt it. You cannot compare Asian skin tones to Europeans. Yes every race has different ranges in fairness but it's always to an extent unless they are whitening their skin.
I'm not much into buying makeup, and I'm very pale, but I wish they had this in my country so I can try them because it looks nice to see so many shades.
I wish American foundation companies would do the same, with both darker and lighter bc I’ve never found a concealer/foundation that was light enough for me
Second row on your right if not inverted left if it is. And depending on the order it’s either the first or last of the row and there you have your shade
Either second row, second from right or third row, second from right - i can't tell with the lighting what you undertone is, but i am leaning towards the one in the second row!
Fun fact for foundation: your supposed to judge the color of the foundation from your neck and not for face since some spots are lighter thrm others on your face!
Nice, when companies understand the assignment and do better, please keep this up. And if you find you need darker shades, I'd love to see you go with it. When I need a new foundation, I will be trying this 💚💯🥂🍾
Wow I just got mine in the mail. TBH i would say the only thing I don’t like about the foundation is that it’s just not great if you sweat a lot on your face. Where I live the weather averages 20-23c and my face gets super oily and sweaty, the foundation just doesn’t last at all if you sweat moderately even with the toner, powder and setting spray.
as someone who has very fair and pink skin and can’t tan no matter how much sun exposure i get, i usually cop korean, chinese, and sometimes japanese foundations and concealers because they’re always just the right shade for me. i also love getting my cream contours from korean brands because they’re always grey or grey brown (they’re cool-toned as contour is suppose to be, not bronzey and warm like how america markets contour)
america has hyped taming very heavily since the 60s, with spray tans and tanning beds becoming both relevant and prevalent in the 80s. i come from a line of women with pale skin that only burns, so it’s nice to have an option, even if i have to pay a little more for the international shipping:)
i will say that as much as america has always hyped tan and darker skin tones, a lot of american foundation and concealer shade ranges are also pretty iffy. def not as bad as korea’s tends to be, but seldom fully inclusive on both ends of the melanin (or lack thereof) spectrum.
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Tirtir getting all influencers booked!
Fr. They're not out there "due to popular demand". They're sending PR boxes to influencers all over the world to shove the product on our face. Tbh, it kinda looks cakey to me 💀
I don’t get why you need to send all 30 shades to someone? They wont need it. Such a waste (ik all the brands to that)
Its for pr to fond the perfect shade @Sai0912
@@Sai0912To show their variety
@@vqbl795its actually good your only hating because they do pr☠️ so embarrassing tbh
Damn Darcei really started a snowball effect. Good for her.❤😅
Right. No wonder they're rolling out the red carpet for her. They literally got her a Chanel bag.
Fr and as a dark skinned woman I appreciate her for it 💜
She really did.. and I’m glad they’re finally listening. I’m sure many other Korean and Japanese brands will follow suit, especially when seeing how well this type of thing is received.
Korean here. Why can’t people just understand that many korean brands make shades to fits their domestic population? It has nothing to do with discrimination.
@loelds4817 That’s fine if the company stays in their country... however, if we're being completely honest, shade range is a problem even with Koreans in Korea.
That said... if a company goes international/global? It makes zero financial sense to just have a few pale shades.
Darci was actually the one who got them to make darker shades because she always did the color changing foundations so TirTir reached out to her and made shades that were exactly for her and darker
and then she sold her credibility for a chanel bag 🙄
@@iryna1722 Well you never know how a person feels
@@iryna1722 didn't they gift it to her on the brand trip. That's what it means to work with brands as a beauty influencer.
THANK YOU!!! I was literally about to say this 🤣
i’m so happy bc she’s always trying korean beauty brands and now we can all enjoy korean beauty 😭😭😭
Darcei really needs a raise, I mean she literally made all of this possible! (Tirtir introduced darker shades and warmly welcomed her with present)
Tirtir is truly a brand that cares❤✨
Second row, second shade from the right looks like it’s your shade and undertone. It oxidizes though, so go a tad bit lighter with the second row, first shade from the right.
Yes!
That's what I thought
was thinking the same thing.
exactly what i thought!
Exxxxactly. :)
Dahyun,suga,woozi taking the lightest shade ever
Exactly
FRRR😂😂😂
Shuhua too
Dahyun! She is so light skin,she glows like a light stick! 😂
YES BRO them & sunoo
Tirtir got criticized for their shade range and then responded by going darker than a good chunk of American brands. Absolutely incredible. And when Darcei (one of the more popular creators who tried their foundation when it only had light tones) came to visit, they treated her so nicely and even gave her gifts. Titir is a brand that deserves support for showing that they care. I hope they can make more shades in the darker range in the future but this is an excellent start
Meanwhile I hope they will produce a more light shade..... The lightest one is still too dark/yellowish for me and my friend. 😅
@@psychosocial474 i did notice that most of their shades were on the yellow skin tones. This tends to be quite a common issue among darker foundations especially but I found out that it's true of the colors for whiter than average white skin tones too. (I don't many people despite being American with skin tones that light so it never occured to me haha. The really white people I know are so white they turn red. My husband tries to deny this fact and I wonder if he's color blind😂)
@@renlosee5223 Yeah, the problem with turning red, when there is a bit sun outside.... ^^ But just put a lot of the strongest sun protection on your husbands face. It feels sticky and especially ugly, when it's super hot, but his skin will be happy about it.😅
@@psychosocial474 oh.... believe me I try. But he is a stubborn mule. But finally I said, 'Your loss then. Just don't ask me to put aloe on you when you burn. I'm not gonna suffer to ease your pain because you're an idiot.' (I'm allergic to aloe) He learned quick that I meant it too. 🤣😂
I'm not Korean but the lightest one is my perfect shade 😅 I'm light pale/light peach kinda both and so when i bought that shade it was just perfect for me
Sameeee!
My cousin is albino I think the lightest one would be perfect for them
I haven’t had a chance to swatch them to check but tbh given my track record I wouldn’t be surprised if I matched the lightest shade lmao; and I’m from a country that’s known for tan skin lol
"Idk who in korea would actually be this light"
*Kpop idols laughing in the corner*
Yall need to calm down it's not that deep 💀✋️
they’re usually really whitewashed by company’s though 😭 they naturally have tanned skin!!!
Actually, they have yellow skin tone
They use different methods and makeup to have more white skin.
In fact, the reason why they use these bright shades is not because those match with their skin tone .it's to make their skin more pale and white.
Kpop idols😮😮😅if you compare their childhood pictures with now .you will see the huge difference.
😂😂😂
Sunghoon: ...
Shuhua...
Your shade match (atleast for my eyes) is the second to the last on your cheek!
Yes, he picked a shade too light...
"The viral tirtir foundation that everyones talking abt"
Ive never even heard of this brand 😭😭
This is the third creator I’ve heard talk abt it
Same
I’ve been hearing about it for a while. It was mainly famous due to the debate about them sending their first shades to a black influencer but none of their shades were even close to black.
So after a bit they came out with 30 shades made for her and even darker shades to show variety for everyone
Thank you. Isn't this stuff sickening? You go around on UA-cam and see food, drinks, hair etc and its this so called viral everything. Im like no its not a lot of the views are most likely bots.
Smh
@@marlak4203 no offense or anything but just because you haven’t heard of something doesn’t mean it isn’t viral, plenty of people have heard of something before.
But in some cases, bots can be majority of the views.
Tirtir used to not carry a shade anywhere near light enough for me, but I think those lightest shades might actually work!! (I'm pale as a ghost and am pretty much incapable of tanning ^^°)
SAME, I haven’t seen the price tho so I’m worried it’s rlly expensive/hard to find in America
Go to the middle east you are the epitome of beauty standards there lol
Me except I have an olive undertone so they still don't have a shade for me 😂
He's not even pale either LOL
@DiG-54321 yeah that’s what I’m afraid of
@@VoVina111if she’s Caucasian, they don’t treat asians well at all!
You’re supposed to apply thin layers !! Once you dip the cushion into the foundation dab it a little bit onto the pan that covers the foundation and apply it to skin
Ik it was bothering me when he was doing it wrong 😭😭😭 I was looking for this comment
i’m so happy that korean brands are starting to come out with a range of shades ❤❤
Actually, not EVERY Koreans have yellow or tanned skin. As a Korean, I want to say that Asians all have different skin color, like other races. I think Tirtir made 13C and 13N for the people that have super bright skin tone, or Westerners. Please don't blame me too much, even if I say like this. I am not a person that is related to Political correctness!
Actually most foundation oxidises, so I use 13C too 😂 and I'm not even that fair, probably 21
What does this have to do with political correctness?? Everything you said was a simple fact.
Just in case...
@@Ranee9719Some people would still find a way to get furious about that simple fact.........
@yasminbarry7941 not irl , on the internet sure, those people are trolls trying to rage bait. Hahah. This is coming from a person who's very "politically correct". And has been working in cultural competency since 2016. That's why I was surprised. Save your mental health and do not engage with trolls.
The second color you swatched looks like the perfect match for me.
13N? I think that shade might work for me as well.
I’m so happy right now because korean cushions are good, but they always ended up grey on my skintone. I can’t believe at 34 i finally get to have my own korean cushion shade now. Shout out to Tirtir !
Thank you for not making the darkest shade literally black face paint. It shows the time and effort they put in and we appreciate it. I’m so excited!!! 🤩🤩🤩 let’s support guys!! Show them making darker tones pays, so we can get more!!
Don’t thank them for the bare minimum (actually making brown). Youthforia literally just has a terrible company owner who made a stupid decision. Don’t let their low actions make you praise bare minimum.
Tirtir might be incentivized to create darker shades but they also started a good trend in korea that other companies can follow. It's a start hence, applause.
@@kimeen4494 I’m praising the company for putting in the effort. As a company in a country known for not even making inclusive foundations for their own citizens, it’s great that they’re making that effort. Companies don’t have to be all inclusive, even if they should in my opinion. So yes, I’m going to applaud them for continuing to step out of their norm and for leading the way for other Korean companies to do the same hopefully 🥰
Stop 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@kimeen4494 cry about it
"idk who'd need a shade this light"
Me, an albino:
albinism was my first thought when he said that, one of my friends has albinism
@@dragonflies6793 I don't wear makeup bc they literally just DON'T make it in my shade
“Looks like my skin!” Bruh comes at you like a wax figure! 😱
Your right cheeck's 2nd row's 1st and 3rd Foundation from middle of your face ; matches yoyr skin tone most. Like Natural color.
Absolutely. Almost an exact match.
It’s a good start. But they are missing shades. There is still a huge jump between the last two shades. But, I am glad they are open to being more inclusive.
Well said! ✨ I totally agree 😁
Thank you! I've said this a few times and people attack me. Like, I appreciate their efforts, but I wish they would take some time to develop a full shade range at this point rather than making small expansions that have so few darker shades.
@@AxelMacopelliI’m sorry you were attacked for your opinion. But, seriously even a blind person could see even in what they consider the medium and even the light shades still need work. I think it is the undertones they need work on. But, despite the shade range people are saying good things about the formula.
@@AxelMacopelli how is going from 6 light shades to 36 shades a small expansion? This was a ginormous expansion and a massive step that deserves recognition
Every foundation in the world could be more inclusive, why do we have to nitpick at one in particular just because they "only" managed to formulate 30 new shades within less than 12 months
Ever considered that new shades take some time to formulate and that, that will be done with feedback from the community, just like the first expansion?
How about admiring that a brand does listen, because most don't.
If you bash every brand for not doing enough when they're clearly doing something, nobody is gonna start doing something because they're aware that no matter what they do they're always in the wrong.
@Mina-rf3nw 6 to 36 would be huge. Tir tir, however, went from 3 shades to 9 shades to 20 shades to 30 shades. And I said that I appreciate their efforts. It is simply my opinion that I would rather they had taken a longer time to develop and launch a full range after the first expansion rather than launching small, incomplete expansions every couple months
When the CC said " i mean they all look kinda good?" On the second row from left the 3rd one is your shade
He's so cute lol
I don't think he's that pale to be honest. I don't know why ppl want to look so pale in the first place. I'm aboriginal and I'm fairly pale bcuz I don't like the sun it causes your skin to age quickly. I would love to try this brand but it's so hard to find a foundation that matches my skin tone.
Thank you Darcei for speaking out and giving them feedback and thank you Tirtir for taking that feedback and using it to broaden your range and be more inclusive 😭
I’m no influencer, but this is by far my favorite foundation…. I need to get the primer now, thank you for the tip!
Pretty sure his actual shade match is the second from last in the middle of his check (so the middle of the 2nd row) & he went too light as expected from anyone from a “The lighter you are the better” culture (as I am as well)!
these oxidise reaaally bad though, so it might’ve ended up a good match in the end 🤷♀️
I have one and it applies light but by the time I’m done, it’s perfect
@@maimai-xc6wu Interesting point. I didn’t think of that as the shades on his face were all exposed to the air so I figured the colors that matched best had finished adjusting. Thanks for the input!!
the shade that’s left side of your face, 2nd row, voices to your mouth is the one that matches best
It's crazy how the 13c looks so light on him, but when I switched it.. it oxidized to be a bit warm/orangey.
Same like two shades too dark for me
I am probably 21 but I always buy 13 too cause they all end up oxidising to 21😂
Oh hunny. You are not pale. You got a beautiful undertone.
So do pale people??
@plant_12 most definitely. The blue purple undertones are perfect for capitalizing on the lightness of their skin. He's gotta warm undertone. The setup is completely different.
He is pale though
Pale doesn't necessarily mean "cool undertones". You can be warm-toned and pale, both can co-exist.
@VemCe-xl2qg to be pale your undertones either don't show at all or barely. You either look porcelain "" or have a blue or pink tint which is only your blood. That's not a warm or cool undertone it's just blood. That's pale. It's not personal opinion there's an industry standard.
“Who in korea would actually be this light?” literally half the Korean population:
👁️👄👁️
Korean people often use way lighter foundations than their actual skin tone.
Don’t be ridiculous y’all pretend you’re way lighter than you are
@@VemCe-xl2qg He isn’t even pale compared to the majority of koreans.
@@babyluvv777 Have you actually been to korea? Projecting your own stereotype about what Koreans are “supposed” to look like is actually kinda racist.
@@loelds4817 yes I have been to Korea . I’m Chinese . I have seen yaal 💀
Darcei tried it like a few days ago and I’m so glad she got her shade
Hi.
Tis I! The pale ghostly white hooman they make that first shade for!
It's actually hard for me to find shades that work for me and are comfortable and don't oxidize. I'm even suspicious those lightest colors might oxidize on me.
Saaaame! :D Everyone is talking about dark shades, and I get it, the options for dark skin are ridiculous. But finding makeup that doesn't look orange on pale-pale skin, even with a 'cold/pink' undertone, is almost impossible. I tried multiple Korean foundations and even the lightest shades are orange.
There is an albino influencer that pops up in my shorts ever so often and she tested it. If your undertone is anywhere near pink/cool tone you should probably stay clear of this. The shade she tested also appeared more so light, rather than pale on her so there is that
Yep. Redhead here. Even the lightest shade of most foundations I've tried end up looking orange in tone on me.
I've heard this one oxidizes a lot no matter what you do to it:/
@grimrose999 as a fellow ginge I desperately need to know if you've found a good one yet 😭 I'd be so happy to find a drugstore/affordable brand foundation that turns out right on me lol I've long since given up my search
Damn, your skin's so good!
The lightest shade is legit my skincolor, it'd be perfect for me
I feel like the second row 2nd from the right is your match.(read below)
Tirtir cushion foundations dont oxidize you just need to apply it correctly by putting the foundation on the middle of the cushion to make it apply evenly then on the other side of the packaging there is a sponge like thing and that is where you have to remove the excess product on the cushion, after you do that the you can apply the foundation on your face in thin laters from the inside outwards. Most korean stylists use this method to get a more natural look
I just bought this! I think I could’ve gone a bit darker. It does look really nice on the skin but it’s a bit tacky. But it ain’t going ANYWHERE once it’s on. I had to use micellar water and triple cleanse to get it all off. The coverage is outstanding without looking cakey
You have to hydrate your skin and then apply small amounts in thin layers to look natural. And I hope you're using oil cleanser as part of the triple cleanse. Koreans use oil cleanser before regular face cleanser to effectively remove makeup.
Tirtir ateee with this one
I need the lightest shade, I’m almost as white as paper so all of the foundation I’ve had is always way too dark for me! So glad I saw this video!
The one closest to your nose under your eye on the viewers right seems like a good match!
That one influencer who pointed out about the darkest shade available still really light coloured. And then she was in the news
The one on your nose on the pale row and the one second closest to your nose on the row underneath look like good matches to the skin where they are so just see which one looks best on your whole face
love to see it great job tirtir
I reflect light. Like literally. So the lightlight one would work 😂 looks good!
Korean brand - says it all. Their focus is on pale skin which is their target market. I wish people would stop saying Korean brands are not inclusive. The South Korean population is around 51 million- of cause they are going to make shades that suit these skin types.
Same, like american makeup brands never have my shade (extremely pale with pinky/cool undertones) so I have to order mine from Korea
Fr, when people complain about Korean brands not catering to dark Western skin tones, I can't help thinking "Well, duh...They're not making those for you, they're for Koreans!" It's only recently that non-Koreans took such a widespread interest in Korean makeup brands.
@@jonquilgemstone Whats been happening is that Korean makeup brands start to give their products to western influencers and market in new markets and NOT have the shades that match. Nobody is complaining korean makeup doesn't cater to the west (majority.) and it is disappointing for me because korean makeup is usually high-quality. BUT they literally send their darkest shades overseas and be like "welp, here you go!" when thats not how you should be doing it. If you market new places you need new shades, easy simple.
@@jonquilgemstone there are plenty of dark skinned Koreans and people living in Korea. just say youre a bigot and go
Fr this is what I keep thinking, most of the population is people with lighter skin tones because that’s their ethnicity it’s not like America where it has more diverse skin colours, this is their culture and people need to except that..
i have 13C and it is my perfect shade match. i have never had a foundation match that well. when it oxidizes however it is a very different shade from my neck. weirdly though it doesn’t always oxidize and i can never tell until like an hour later
the lightest one looks like my skin tone LOL
Something people need to keep in mind is that korea has very different beauty standards than us and people of color arent as common there. This brand seems to be working pretty hard to be inclusive, which is great, people need to have some patience because they are trying
Their promotion game is no joke
But the long lasting coverage is a joke. It really blended into my skin and I couldn’t tell where my skin ended and foundation started. Oxidizes and worked almost the same as my L’Oréal foundation (which is more matte and cheaper with more product)
As a 13C, yes there's people that white and I've tanned some in the past year
저도 한국사람인데 13C써요! 이 분 말 실수 하신듯;;
I would be 13c because I'm Irish so we have some of the most pale /fair skin out of anyone so I would love to see this foundation on me sometimes it's extremely hard to find a color that works for me because of my shade but us red head blue eyed pale skin girlie's in love with this shade range!
I know that the lightest shade is made for Suga... bro's skin is brighter than our future 😂
"Idk who in Korea would be this light" it's not the people in Korea, it's me... I'm like a ghost
Same girl same, I think that even the lightest shade might be too dark/orangey for me 😫
Thanks darcei~
Try a shade or two darker- this one leaves a little bit of demarcation(?) at the edge- you can tell it's makeup 😅 try the middle cheek, 2nd or 3rd in from the ear, on the side with the darkest shade on the forehead. They match a bit better
I’m glad that the product is available for people of all colors. I love when everyone no matter what they look like, gets a fair chance at having the same things as others.
I’m happy that they’re taking these first steps but there’s still A LOT of improvements to be made.
I bought their testers, the ones that come in sachets. It’s because I wanted to make sure I don’t waste money and buy the wrong shade. I’m in the more light medium range. Other cushions I’ve tried had me between 23N to 27N, but TirTir’s 29N was even too light for me. And swatching 23N 24N 24W 25N and 29N on my face, all of them are so similar and still so light that you would mistake them as pretty much the same shade. Yes, there is a growing range but there is still room for improvement within that range.
At least they’re trying and hopefully they’re expanding the range with the intention of catering to more people. In the beauty industry, there are brands who have a wide range of shades but those shades are such non-skin shades that it’s ridiculous. I hope Tirtir stays true to their principles and expands their range with good intentions.
Clearly, they are hoping to be a more internationally known brand instead of solely competing with Korean brands that already have their foot planted as the go-to brands domestically.
The shade range is still bad. They have a big jump from the darkest to the mid tones so the people in between don’t have a shade. The undertones are awful too, only 2 cool undertones for mid range shades and all the undertones oxidise to be darker and warmer so rip to us neutral/cool tones melanated peeps. Even people who have tried lighter shades have found that they were straight up yellow on their skin. The undertones are a mess with this foundation and the gap from medium to dark is HUGE, none of the dark shades even matched the model on their advert for swatches so tirtir has a lot to do to fix their product. Many people even suggest the darker shades seem rushed which I agree with because if they were thinking of dark skinned people, they’d have the right undertones and have fewer shades but a diverse range that fit deep skin tones, not just 2-3 super dark shades. This is just an Asian company thinking of darker complexions and going “super dark because that’s what all darker complexions look like”
Woah, it covers up really good! I wish i had the shades, but i don't. 😭
The finish on this formula is chef's kiss 😙🤌✨
Korean here. Koreans with very fair skin comparable to European do exist. Asia has so many skintones. Why is that so hard to believe?
I am not Korean, but I do have very fair skin with cool undertones and in America it’s basically impossible for me to find a foundation that is my shade, I’m so happy they finally made one :)
I doubt it. You cannot compare Asian skin tones to Europeans. Yes every race has different ranges in fairness but it's always to an extent unless they are whitening their skin.
@@maggiejumphighintothesky5526 Have you lived in korea? If not, what do you have to contribute to this conversation?
@@TaylorHaller-xb8hpGIRL ME TOO! I’m 13N, an American, and I’ve only ever found one other foundation in my shade!
Smh
Dude.. its Korean ofc they don’t have shades for black ppl. Koreans have light skin tones. Its normal man. Ppl are too sensitive.
they ligit are trying to market it to america... where majority of people are black.
maybe you should look into it a bit more because your way off
babes, the majority of people in the world are black/brown
the lightest shades would be perfect for me and my gothic makeup!!🖤🖤🖤
I need to try this!!! I hope they have my shade, since I have olive undertones 😊
tirtir is literally my holy grail, it's affordable and is literally full coverage !
The compacts are so cute
I'm not much into buying makeup, and I'm very pale, but I wish they had this in my country so I can try them because it looks nice to see so many shades.
The jump to darker color ... It's progress... But they need more shade on dark foundation
I’m so glad Tirtir made darker shades! I’m not that dark, I’m like a light tan, but not even too long ago, they didn’t even have my shade
Its so great to see korea be so inclusive? There are all shades incluing really dark ones! ❤❤
Honestly those two lightest shade would be perfect for me (maybe give me a little but of a yellow tint but every lighter foundation does that)
I wish American foundation companies would do the same, with both darker and lighter bc I’ve never found a concealer/foundation that was light enough for me
Really appreciate that this brand is getting inclusive. Will definitely consider to purchase their products next time
The jump between the second to last and the last shade tho 😔
I love that foundation it’s my favorite 💖
Second row on your right if not inverted left if it is. And depending on the order it’s either the first or last of the row and there you have your shade
Either second row, second from right or third row, second from right - i can't tell with the lighting what you undertone is, but i am leaning towards the one in the second row!
I think the brown ones are your best matches 🥰
Darcei changed TIRTIR's fate 😂😂😂
Bottom row second from right is your shade, blended so well thought it wasnt there 😂
Darcei must be so proud knowing that she helped with getting them well known
I love that their lighter shades have variety too, even when a shade is similar. It would be really hard not to find your shade
The second row, closest to your nose looks like a perfect match.
the one above the eyebrow looked like a good match
I did not expect to like this, as I've been let down by foundations sooooo many times! Love this foundation!!!! Crazy good!😍
My sister looking behind me >_< "Wtf a boy is wearing makeup"!
Love how they hard dark shades as most companies do not. And they all look like great undertones for the dark shades! ❤
I’d say second row then the second from the right looks exactly like your tone !
The 2nd row the last one don the left are perfect
The row on your jaw line second closest to your ear. It disappears on you. Perfect shade.
Fun fact for foundation: your supposed to judge the color of the foundation from your neck and not for face since some spots are lighter thrm others on your face!
Nice, when companies understand the assignment and do better, please keep this up. And if you find you need darker shades, I'd love to see you go with it.
When I need a new foundation, I will be trying this 💚💯🥂🍾
The one next to the one on your nose looks pretty good!
They obviously need more darker shades, but I’m SO GLAD that they have started the change. It is absolutely amazing.
Wow oh my gosh ur bracelet is so pretty
Darcei was the one who got them into these shades she was like "CALL ME"😂😂
Darci is crazy for this. Yippeee
Wow I just got mine in the mail. TBH i would say the only thing I don’t like about the foundation is that it’s just not great if you sweat a lot on your face. Where I live the weather averages 20-23c and my face gets super oily and sweaty, the foundation just doesn’t last at all if you sweat moderately even with the toner, powder and setting spray.
as someone who has very fair and pink skin and can’t tan no matter how much sun exposure i get, i usually cop korean, chinese, and sometimes japanese foundations and concealers because they’re always just the right shade for me.
i also love getting my cream contours from korean brands because they’re always grey or grey brown (they’re cool-toned as contour is suppose to be, not bronzey and warm like how america markets contour)
america has hyped taming very heavily since the 60s, with spray tans and tanning beds becoming both relevant and prevalent in the 80s. i come from a line of women with pale skin that only burns, so it’s nice to have an option, even if i have to pay a little more for the international shipping:)
i will say that as much as america has always hyped tan and darker skin tones, a lot of american foundation and concealer shade ranges are also pretty iffy. def not as bad as korea’s tends to be, but seldom fully inclusive on both ends of the melanin (or lack thereof) spectrum.
I NEED THIS😭