Bb or cc cream?

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Shel B.

Nov 28, 2013

Shel B.

So I need a bb or cc cream.
1. I have dark spots on my face so something that'll fade that.
2. Oil free. I don't want it to clog pores and cause pimple.
3. I have tan skin with very olive undertone (East Indian).
So if someone can recommend a good product I'd appreciate it!
Thanks!

Shauna S.

Nov 28, 2013

Shauna S.

Clinique cc crean is supposed to be really good. For bb creams the American ones kind of suck lol. They're just tinted moisturizers with barely any added benefits. If you want a real bb cream try finding one from Asia. Check out Etude House or Holika Holika.

Meerzz D.

Nov 28, 2013

Meerzz D.

Garnier's BB cream for oily skin works well for me. I also tried max factor's CC cream and so far so great.

Love them both.

Artistic B.

Nov 28, 2013

Artistic B.

L'oreals bb cream is amazing and also Tartes Amazonian clay bb cream is amazing as well. These two bb creams I have notice do leave a matte finish which I love. But when I use it I set it with powder to last me throughout the day. I have tried them both without powder throughout the day and you do tend to look a little shiney.

Artistic B.

Nov 28, 2013

Artistic B.

But I do love them both. They give you amazing coverage.

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