Tinted moisturizer issue

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Carolyn H.

Oct 26, 2013

Carolyn H.

Most BB creams actually come in lighter shades since they're originally to lighten skin.
The lightest I've seen is Smashbox, I havent personally worn it but I've swatched it.

I find most drugstore BBs to be a little more yellow.

BUT if you're having a hard time matching you can always mix a little bit of foundation with moisturizer.

Lily C.

Oct 26, 2013

Lily C.

Add your moisturizer or lotion into the bb cream!! Just don't get maybellines bb cream as it broke me out and makes me look super shinney.

Angela A.

Oct 26, 2013

Angela A.

I use Almay cc cream but I guess it's underrated... it seems to work fine for me and I'm pretty fair too :) it doesn't break me out at all.

Sharon A.

Oct 26, 2013

Sharon A.

Korean brands have very light shades, like etude house/skinfood/thefaceshop/ holika holika/etc.

Sophia A.

Oct 26, 2013

Sophia A.

I would say Yes to grapefruit's cc cream. It smells great and grapefruit is very beneficial to the skin!

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