Cc Cream Vs Bb Cream?

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Stephanie C.

Jun 7, 2013

Stephanie C.

I have a bb cream of my own from dr Jart and love it but as I am looking thru the sephora website I am seeing a lot of cc cream, can anyone tell me the difference and which one is better? Thanks ❤

Umaima M.

Jun 7, 2013

Umaima M.

Cc cream corrects your skin tone... while bb cream provides skin benefits... it has spf and solves your skin problems!

Umaima M.

Jun 7, 2013

Umaima M.

And bb cream of your own means?

Shauna S.

Jun 7, 2013

Shauna S.

What Umaima said. And I personally think they're so over rated. The American ones really don't do anything other than moisturize and contain an spf which so many other products already do. If you want ones that work I suggest looking into Asian brands.

Stephanie C.

Jun 7, 2013

Stephanie C.

Thanks girls!

Brianna M.

Jun 7, 2013

Brianna M.

What are good Asian brands?

Amber K.

Jun 7, 2013

Amber K.

I hope you guys can read this, it is great for seeing what BB cream is best for you.

Amber K.

Jun 7, 2013

Amber K.

Damn, you can't really read it.
From left to right of the skin types (dark pink squares) it says:
1. Adolescent skin (oily/combination + sensitive)
2. Oily/combination
3. All skin
4. Dry/combination
5. Mature skin (dry/combination)

For identifying your skin needs (the different sized light pink rectangles), from top to bottom is:
1. SPF protection
2. Whitening
3. Wrinkle improvement
4. Sebum control --- Nourishment
5. Coverage

And the from left to right, the names of the creams at the bottom are:
1. Dream Girls
2. Intense Classic Balm
3. Hot Pink 88
4. Super Perfection
5. Diamond
6. VIP Gold 88
7. Oriental Gold

I hope you guys can figure it out haha!

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