Help me with BB cream please?

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Naomi L.

Oct 29, 2013

Naomi L.

So right now I use Loreal BB cream I like it n stuff but it seems to leave my skin feeling a little sticky even after setting it with powder. Also if I scratch my nose or something it wipes off even on my clothes. I thought maybe I wasnt rubbing it in right but I spend like a long time rubbing it in to make sure & even let it sit for 5 to 10 minutes after applying it to let it set. do all bb creams do this? are there anysuggestionany suggestions on what I can do or a new bb cream I can invest in please? Thanks -xoxo.

Lexi P.

Oct 29, 2013

Lexi P.

Maybe try a primer or setting spray. Or you can stipple it on instead of rubbing it. The maybeline dream fresh bb cream is my fave.

Kaylah G.

Oct 29, 2013

Kaylah G.

I use ponds bb cream and I love it! I never find it sticky or rubbing off! Hope this helps.

Luciana A.

Oct 29, 2013

Luciana A.

What is that? BBcream?

Kathy C.

Oct 29, 2013

Kathy C.

Loreal bb creams tend to come with built in primers. Do you put on any lotion or moisturizer prior to using the bb cream? Lotion and moisturizers do not work well with primers and may result in the primers to not work or even cause the makeup to cake off [in mild cases like yours, rub off]. If you need the moisture of a lotion, use things like hydrating sprays compatible with primers and bb creams.

Cindy D.

Oct 29, 2013

Cindy D.

I agreed with Pria garnier bb its been my fav lately!

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