Garnier bb cream (oily to combination formula) on DRY skin?

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Emma B.

Apr 6, 2016

Emma B.

Hi guys! I used to use the garnier bb cream for combination oily skin last year when I was very prone to oily skin.
Since then, I suffered a TERRIBLE spell of acne which has now been fixed thanks to my dermatologist, but despite using great skincare products my skin is now prone to being dry

However, I want to move off my holy grail matte foundation routine and back onto bb cream, but don't know how it works on drier skin types!
I don't like the regular formula,only the combination oily but I don't know how it will work on my new skin

Any opinions?

Hannah K.

Apr 6, 2016

Hannah K.

I would definitely try a new (different!) BB cream suited to your new skin needs. Good ones (of that I know!) would be the Lumene BB cream and the IT Cosmetics 'Your Skin but Better'

Emma B.

Apr 6, 2016

Emma B.

@hannah Ah okay I will defo look into them! Also forgot to say in post above I still have some red marks on my skin from the acne and my skin also gets red and irritated easily so although I want it to not look overdone I want my flaws covered

Kitty T.

Apr 9, 2016

Kitty T.

I have eczema and very dry skin. I love Maybelline dream fresh beauty balm over ElF primer and use Maybelline Master conceal for problem spots.

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