Yes — in colder months, this product is specifically described as giving a more cushioned texture under makeup, which can help if your foundation tends to look patchy or cling to dry patches. To use it as a makeup base, apply a thin layer to clean skin and let it absorb for a few minutes before applying foundation. You do not need a large amount: a pea-sized portion spread evenly over the face is enough to soften and smooth the surface. If you apply too much, the cream may feel heavy and increase the chance of your foundation moving or pilling, especially in warm weather.
Because the cream contains argan oil and a collagen film, it can help smooth the skin’s surface and reduce the look of flaky areas, but it is not a primer and does not change oil control. If your T-zone is oily, you may prefer a lighter layer there or only on the cheeks where skin tends to be drier. If you use sunscreen in your routine, apply the moisturiser first and let it sink in, then apply sunscreen, then makeup. Waiting between layers generally gives a more even finish.