Rimmel Bb Cream Help.

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Juliana M.

Mar 23, 2013

Juliana M.

I wanted to switch things up and use bb cream instead of foundation. I heard that rimmels bb cream had the best coverage out of all so I decided to pick it up for 10.99$ on sale. It's 30ml, 1 fl. I was so excited to try it on and when I did I was so disappointed!
It doesn't blend Into my skin at all! It just sits on my skin and cakes up! It doesn't matify my face at all and I look just horrible. I was wondering if any of you girls have had the same problem or have any recommendation if how to use it

Shelley W.

Mar 23, 2013

Shelley W.

Exchange it and pick up Garnier BB cream for oily/combo skin. The coverage is awesome and it keeps the oilies underwraps. Plus, it gives me a nice matte finish. If you're unable to return it you might want to cancel out your moisturizer if that is what you're applying prior to the bb cream. And you also might want to exfoliate your skin as well to rid it of any dead skin.

Jennah S.

Mar 23, 2013

Jennah S.

I agree the garnier is the best bb cream!

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