So does this make any sense? CC CREAMS.

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Jazzmyn R.

Apr 6, 2014

Jazzmyn R.

So if I put a cc cream under foundation, will it kinda give me fuller coverage then just foundation? Do you have any cc cream recommendations?? :) I have dry skin and I'm not pale but very light.

MaKenzie T.

Apr 7, 2014

MaKenzie T.

CC Creams are color correcting creams, meaning they will hide discoloration and stuff that appears on your face. You can wear them alone or with foundation, it really just depends on what you wanna do. I have found that when applying my Lorac CC Cream underneath my foundation I get a very even full coverage, and it doesn't look cakey. I always suggest using a moisturizer everyday though, because applying an abundance of product can dry your skin out. I recommend the Lirac Cc Cream, it is my favorite!:)

Meagan M.

Apr 7, 2014

Meagan M.

It does but this is just personally me. Some CC creams make me break out. I tried Lorac and for weeks I loved it and then it literally destroyed my skin. So, I don't have any to suggest at this time but I will tell you that you have to really be selective when it's comes to extra coverage! Sorry I can't much other wise!

Kitty K.

Apr 7, 2014

Kitty K.

IT Cosmetics CC Cream.

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