8 best new BB cushions you need to buy

This cushion is the perfect match for your Dior Book Tote. Its formula is hydrating and leaves skin looking luminous and matte for up to 24 hours/

Formulated with the brand’s star ingredient, the prickly seed pear extract, this cushion improves skin hydration while leaving skin looking matte.

This two-in-one cushion and concealer hybrid allows you to control the amount of coverage you need. It’s water and oil resistant, making it ideal for use in Singapore’s hot and humid weather.

This lightweight cushion contains ingredients that brighten skin and protects against pollution. The formula is also long-wearing – offering up to 16 hours of full coverage that doesn’t’ feel heavy on the skin.

Using the same Responsive Sensory Tech ology in Shiseido’s complexion range, this cushion is able to adapt to skin’s condition to deliver hydration or to take away shine as needed.

Made with the same lightweight formula as the Unlimited BReathable Lasting Foundation, this cushion allows you to refresh your complexion easily throughout the day. It gives the same full-coverage with semi-matte texture.

Formulated with rose-myrtle and acerola seed extract, which is also found in their White Plus skincare range, this brightening cushion helps even out dullness and pigmentation by oxygenating skin. It also contains Clarins’ anti-pollution complex to protect skin from free radical damage.

This unique cushion contains 30 percent water to lend skin a cooling sensation and is the perfect moisture balance to allow three application methods – tap, rub and wipe. Using these motions, a wide variety of overage options are available. It also contacts electric blue pigments, pearl and hollow powers, which help to danish dullness and impart. natural-looking radiance to the skin. Available from May 2020.

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This story was first published on Harper’s Bazaar.