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Ashley D.

May 31, 2013

Ashley D.

So its summer and I'm ditching my full coverage for something lighter (and my skin has cleared up a lot) I know what bb cream does (I own one but its too dark) but I want a new one, what is your favorite? Also is there any other light to medium coverage foundation (powder or liquid) you reccome? Thanks.
I have oilt combo skin, acne prone, and I'm pale. =)
I try to follow whoever helps btw

Isabella K.

May 31, 2013

Isabella K.

The Dior one gives fuller coverage than other BB creams, and CC creams are also available (which are BB creams with heavier coverage) but for drugatore Maybelline e Guarnier's BB cream are for my opinion the best choices.

Vanessa W.

May 31, 2013

Vanessa W.

Tarte! It's amazing, gives a little bit of coverage (just enough to even out the skin tone) and it feels like air. :)

Hannah D.

May 31, 2013

Hannah D.

I've heard people rave about the Skin79 BB Creams, some of which give decent coverage and help control oil. For foundation, I'd try BareMinerals powder foundation (I just got the lightest shade myself). It's light but buildable and there are only like 4 ingredients so your skin won't get the nasty chemicals that are in most other foundations (some of which make acne worse).

Rebecca B.

May 31, 2013

Rebecca B.

I recommend YSL Teint Touche Éclat Foundation, I also have oily, acne prone pale skin and I love it!

Melissa F.

May 31, 2013

Melissa F.

Well, I just use the one from garnier and I love it. :-) very natural looking, in my opinion.

Alayna S.

May 31, 2013

Alayna S.

I use Tarte and love it. Its the only one that I found thats light enough for my skintone(:

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