I need coverage!! anything?

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Isela R.

Apr 13, 2014

Isela R.

I want to stop wearing foundation but you have some dark spots I wanna cover anything that would give me light coverage that isnt so heavy? like cc or bb? what's the diffrence.

Sapphire K.

Apr 13, 2014

Sapphire K.

There isn't much, really. Try your reg foundation and spot treat rather than slapping it on. Then if you want, thin out your foundation with your fave face cream and use that.

Kat A.

Apr 13, 2014

Kat A.

Well cc cream is a color corrector. so that might work. you can always just put some concealer on really dark spots & use cc cream all over.

Shauna S.

Apr 13, 2014

Shauna S.

BB cream is basically supposed to be a moisturizer, foundation, concealer, contain spf all in one. American bb creams don`t really have these skin benefits so if you really want a bb cream I would check out some Asian brands. CC creams is for colour correcting such as for people that need to cover redness. I think you should try a tinted moisturizer with concealer to cover up dark spots. I really recommend Marcelle Sheer Tint Fluid Moisturizer. It`s really moisturizing, has a sheer coverage but not too sheer. I don`t really use concealer so I would ask around on here for some suggestions (:

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