Numbuzin – No.2 Goodbye Redness Derma Tone Up 50ml

✅ Product Overview

The No. 2 Goodbye Redness Derma Tone Up (50 ml) is a Korean skincare-/makeup-hybrid product designed to act as a tone-up cream + colour-correcting base + sunscreen + soothing skin care all in one. 
It has a pale green tint (for neutralising redness) that transforms toward your skin-tone when blended. 
It also carries sun protection of SPF 50+ PA+++. 

✨ Key Benefits & Features

• Colour-corrects visible redness (e.g., around cheeks, nose, post-acne marks, rosacea-type flushing) via the green tone. 

• Provides broad-spectrum UV protection (SPF 50+ PA+++) so you’re getting both coverage & protection.

• Soothing/botanical extracts included — e.g., Centella asiatica, Artemisia capillaris, Houttuynia cordata, tea tree leaf. These are intended to calm irritation/redness.

• Lightweight texture, intended to leave skin brighter and create a smoother base for makeup. 

• Multi-function: tone up + base/foundation + primer + UV protection. 

🧴 How to Use

• Apply as the first step of your makeup routine (after skincare) — or as your only base if you prefer lighter makeup. 

• Dispense a moderate amount, dot onto your face, and blend or pat until the green tint shifts and your complexion appears even. 

• For best results, follow with your usual makeup, or skip if you like minimal look.

• Because it includes SPF, use it in the morning routine; but note: even with SPF50+ you still may need re-application if you’re outside long or sweating heavily.

🔍 Ingredients Highlights & Considerations

From product listings, some key formula ingredients include:

• Titanium Dioxide, Zinc Oxide – physical/mineral UV filters.

• Botanical extracts: Centella Asiatica, Artemisia Capillaris, Houttuynia Cordata, Tea Tree Leaf. 

• Colour-correcting pigments: chromium oxide greens (CI 77288) etc. 

• Note: As with any hybrid product (skincare + makeup + sunscreen) layering or skin types matter.

👍 Pros & 👎 Cons (User Feedback)

Pros:

• Users report good effect in toning down redness when applied correctly. 

• Useful for sensitive skin types or those dealing with rosacea-type redness or post-acne redness.

• Convenient “all-in-one” base; saves steps.

Cons / Things to Watch:

• Some users noted breakouts or irritation when their skin reacted. For example:

  “I suspect it clogged my skin ://” 
  So patch testing is advised, especially on sensitive/reactive skin.

• The tone-up/green-tint effect may appear unnatural if applied too thickly or if blending is uneven.

• Even though it has SPF, if you’re very sun-exposed you still need dedicated sunscreen and reapplication.

• As one user says:

  “Too sheer for me, but looks nice when layered…” talking about tinted bases generally. 
  So don’t expect full foundation coverage — it’s more for tone correction and base.

✅ Who It’s Best For

• People with visible skin redness, flushing, rosacea-type skin, post-acne redness.

• Users looking for a base that corrects tone and protects skin from UV in one step.

• Those who prefer lighter makeup or minimal layering (a base + maybe light powder).

• Anyone who enjoys Korean skincare/makeup hybrids.

🚫 Who Might Need to Be Cautious

• Very oily skin types: heavy formula or layering might feel thick; blotting may be needed.

• Skin extremely sensitive to color-correcting pigments or new helpers — patch test.

• Users expecting full foundation-level coverage of dark spots — may still need extra concealer.

• If your main concern is pigmentation (dark spots) rather than redness, there may be better-suited products.