Best drugstore BB cream?

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Cinthia V.

Feb 18, 2013

Cinthia V.

Title says it all(:

Shelley W.

Feb 18, 2013

Shelley W.

Well, I picked up Gariner's oil free version that is made for oil/combo skin in deep. I had tried the first one they had come out with and it was a fragrant hot mess. Oily and far from being a half-way perfect match. Yesterday was the first time using it and I must say that I'm quite impressed with it. I applied it over my day serum and skipped my moisturizer and it applied beautifully. I didn't even set it with powder so I only needed to blot once just on my nose. No oxidizing and zero fragrance. It has a nice matte finish. I'm going to give it a week before I allow it to claim valuable real estate in my stash but its competiting with my Bobbi Brown BB cream & Smashbox BB cream.

Darienne D.

Feb 18, 2013

Darienne D.

Defintely the Revlon BB Cream its a great dupe for the smashbox BB Cream which I love you can also get great build able coverage.

Amanda C.

Feb 18, 2013

Amanda C.

Maybeline dream fresh BB cream :)

Alice L.

Feb 18, 2013

Alice L.

Loreal! it comes out white with little beads in it. but when you apply, it turns into skin colour. I have oily skin and it works fantastic.

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