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Monique Y.

Nov 30, 2012

Monique Y.

has anyone used it or have you even heard of it lol

Victoria D.

Dec 1, 2012

Victoria D.

I've heard of it, but these creams are getting to be ridiculous. BB, CC, FF, QQ...whatever. xD I don't think its going to be anything revolutionary. 

Baleigh H.

Dec 1, 2012

Baleigh H.

They just placed a CC sticker on their tone correcting 7 effects moisturizer. But I love it. Very light and not oily, doesn't make me break out. Makes my skin glow! And it's super convenient being able to put sunscreen, foundation, and anti aging moisturizer on all in one step. Coverage is natural and sheer, though. I just use concealer for more troubled areas.

Shelley W.

Dec 1, 2012

Shelley W.

Not a fan. Lets just go thru the whole alphabet. Next on the horizon...DD cream.lol

Monique Y.

Dec 1, 2012

Monique Y.

lol I know they have so many damn names now n I want to try it cuz I use theory Moistureizer n body wash 

Jess L.

Feb 2, 2013

Jess L.

Shelley is right...next DD! ...... well in fact the DD Creams already exist for many years. They are positioned as dermatologic/medical products as they are made for extra dry skin for the feet (cracked heel) and hands.
DD stands for Double-Defense , Daily-Defense, Dryness-Defense.
Regarding Olay it is true that unfortunately they tried to fool us just by putting a sticker on an already anti-ageing moisturizer. See attached picture .... SURPRISE !!!! :(

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