should I start with a BB cream or go full on with a foundation?

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Lexi G.

Feb 1, 2013

Lexi G.

I havent started wearing foundation yet... I need/want to start! But i dont know if i should start with a BB cream or go right into a foundation. Any suggestions?

Katey J.

Feb 1, 2013

Katey J.

If you have the option to wear less product take advantage. I would definitely start with a bb and then you can build your coverage with foundation if needed.

Audge H.

Feb 1, 2013

Audge H.

Bb

Erica H.

Feb 1, 2013

Erica H.

Start light with a bb cream or even tinted moisturizer. If you don't need foundation wait :)

Christine K.

Feb 1, 2013

Christine K.

Asian BB creams

Brittne B.

Feb 1, 2013

Brittne B.

Definitely a BB. If you don't have to wear foundation then don't! Take advantage of your good skin as long as you can. Later on if you del like it's just not enough for you then you can re-evaluate but otherwise use a BB.

Sarah B.

Feb 1, 2013

Sarah B.

It depends on how much coverage you want. The loreal bb cream is great! It has build able coverage and feels great

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