BB Cream Recommendation for my combination, NC20 skin?

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Ashley T.

Oct 25, 2012

Ashley T.

I have only tried the Missha brand in the red bottle, I forget which shade it was but it was a terrible match. Too pale and grey! I liked the formula though and I want to get back on the BB cream train again. Right now I'm using a combination of Diorskin Nude Foundation in Linen and L'oreal Visible Lift in Natural Beige. My skin is on the combination side, with a lot of oil accumulation on my T-zone throughout the day, so a formula good for oily skin would be great too. Here's a pic of what I look like if that helps? Thanks for any and all feedback!

Kim R.

Oct 25, 2012

Kim R.

I have the same skin type/color as you and I really like the Smashbox photo ready BB cream. Has a nice matte finish. The color range runs on the darker side, I'm the color light...but a sales person at Ulta or Sephora can match your color. Good luck!!

Ashley T.

Nov 8, 2012

Ashley T.

Thanks, Kim! I will definitely give Smashbox a try :)

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