Foreign BB Creams?

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Taylor F.

Feb 14, 2014

Taylor F.

I've heard some really great things about BB Creams that come from out of the You.S. Does anyone have a certain brand they like? Did you feel like it worked better than a You.S. BB Cream? & where did you find it? Thanks ladies! 😘

Olga L.

Feb 14, 2014

Olga L.

Korean bb creams have so much more coverage than the typical bb cream we have in the states, I would recommend getting the lioele triple solution bb cream, it covers like a pro and hides redness. You can get it on amazon.

Shauna S.

Feb 14, 2014

Shauna S.

I agree, Asian bb creams are the real thing. Check out Holika Holika and Etude House

Taylor F.

Feb 14, 2014

Taylor F.

Thank you Olga & Shauna I'm going to try all 3 of those :)

Taylor F.

Feb 14, 2014

Taylor F.

Thank you Aleighnna :) I'm looking into Holika Holika, is there a certain one you like the best? The luminous one caught my eye :)

Aurora S.

Feb 14, 2014

Aurora S.

I actually really loved the skin 79 orange label bb cream and got it straight from their American website. I put it on a disk then used a brush and had extra and when I came home I noticed it was still wet. The Asian bb cream doesn't really dry which is good because it keeps the skin moisturized. Even though it didn't really dry, it actually didn't crease around the smile lines or under the eyes! But this particular one is more for oily skin and in a very fair shade compared to other skin79 ones

Elizabeth D.

Feb 15, 2014

Elizabeth D.

Definetely Korean BB creams try the brands Étude House.

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