What's your favorite BB CREAM?

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Nahreesun S.

Aug 25, 2013

Nahreesun S.

I've tried the L'oreal BB Cream before and right now I'm currently using the Rimmel BB Cream. I just wanted to know what you guys use and why? I'm trying to change up products!

Nahreesun S.

Aug 25, 2013

Nahreesun S.

These are both I use.

Sarah T.

Aug 25, 2013

Sarah T.

Physicians Formula BB powder (the texture is really nice and lightweight, a great alternative), maybelline BB cream but it is a little too oily for me (I don't always like using liquid and powder when it's hot, and even though it's not a BB cream the Almay smart shade liquid makeup it is pure MAGIC! Hope this helped.

Leanne W.

Aug 25, 2013

Leanne W.

I love the Dr. Jart Premium BB cream. It is around $40 but so worth the money. Mine I have had about 4 months now and it is not yet empty. It has one universal shade and It really works on every skin tone. I like it because it covers over acne marks SO well and because it's moisturizing and has a high SPF which is important.

Morgan C.

Aug 25, 2013

Morgan C.

I use Garnier's. It matches my skin tone and the longer I use it the more it works for my skin. I haven't tried any others since I like this one.

Sharon A.

Aug 26, 2013

Sharon A.

Étude house precious mineral bright fit bb cream! SPF 30++, medium coverage with a natural and dewy finish :)

Eightletters J.

Aug 26, 2013

Eightletters J.

Missha real signature 😊

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