Bb cream or concealer first??

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Charlotte F.

Aug 19, 2014

Charlotte F.

I've looked online and had lots of different answers. I currently put on my bb cream first then concealer but would like to know if it would be beneficial to do it the other way round...
How does everyone else order it?

Tabitha F.

Aug 19, 2014

Tabitha F.

I always put my foundation first then my concealer

Chelsea V.

Aug 19, 2014

Chelsea V.

I put concealer, foundation and touch up the concealer.

Madison B.

Aug 19, 2014

Madison B.

I always put on foundation/bb cream first!

Juana R.

Aug 19, 2014

Juana R.

If you put concealer after your foundation/bb cream it is more beneficial because you don't have to cover blemishes that will hide just the foundation/bb. Anyway if you have any big blemishes, cystic acne, redness, pigmentation, etc., it is better to do it first and even after too - it covers a lot more in my opinion :)

Charlotte F.

Aug 19, 2014

Charlotte F.

Thankyou, I had a few little blemishes but nothing major. I think I will stick to applying bb cream first :)

Lea A.

Aug 19, 2014

Lea A.

I apply bb cream first and sometimes, after applying it , I realise that it is sufficient and I don't need concealer.

Trinity B.

Aug 19, 2014

Trinity B.

Always do bb/foundation first.

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