Tinted moisturizer/BB with the most coverage?

Apr 1, 2012

Alexandria C.

I'm looking for a face cream that gives me coverage but is not as heavy as a foundation. I have acne, thats why I need the coverage :P Oh, must be available in Canada.
Thanks! :)

Apr 1, 2012

I really like the Smashbox BB cream. It has pretty much replaced my foundation. I have acne scars on my cheek and forehead, and this does a good job of covering them up without being heavy. I still use a tiny bit of concealer every now and then. This BB cream also does not get oily and stays on really well =)

Apr 2, 2012

Soma S.

Missha's BB cream - seriously the THICKEST and definitely FULL coverage. More affordable, and I feel Asian BB creams still reign supreme VS their American counterparts. I've yet to see an American brand impress me yet... =(

Apr 2, 2012

Rikki P.

theBalm BalmShelter tinted moisturizer.

Apr 3, 2012

Katie Louise H.

I'm REALLY loving the Skin Food Red Bean BB cream at the moment. Has the best coverage i've seen for a BB cream so far.

Apr 4, 2012

Shelley W.

I'm loving the Smashbox BB cream. I live in FL and its starting to warm up big time and so far so good its been hanging in there like a champ. I do set it with transluecent powder from Too Faced in my t-zone from time to time if I'm going to working a full-face of make-up. I just use my fingers and apply in sections. I have some faint acne scars and it pretty much blurs them out of existence. I'm very happy with it.

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