BB or CC cream that fights acne??

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Kym S.

May 11, 2013

Kym S.

Like I've stated before, I returned my Garnier bb creams (bought 2 to mix to my shade) because they did nothing to control shine and I got super oily. I tried them for a couple of weeks. I'm looking for something that 1). Minimizes steps in my makeup routine and layers I put on my face, 2). good coverage and 3). really and truly combats oil or helps prevent breakouts. Can someone recommend a product? Does this EXIST? lol. Thanks ladies :-))

Jennifer D.

May 12, 2013

Jennifer D.

I just brought Smashbox CC Cream...its oil free and went on flawless with a blending sponge. I first brought Garnier BB Cream, to be honest, the light was way too dark and it was very heavy and oily on my skin...that didn't seem good for preventing blemishes. Smash box may be a little pricey, but its great quality, feel, and results. Good luck!

Diana T.

May 12, 2013

Diana T.

Smash box CC cream broke me out like crazy and I have oily/combo skin that is sensitive to harsh chemicals I use tarte and clinique and neither break me out at all! they are great in terms of good medium coverage also they mattify and help control shine unlike most other bb creams that usually provide a dewy look due to the spf - try them and see if you like em :)

Diana T.

May 12, 2013

Diana T.

Otherwise there are some if the Asian brand bb's that specifically target acne I've tried dr.jart's black label and it is great but its more for winter it makes you look really pale so would need to wear foundation over it anyway to get the color right but that's another good one to try.

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