BB Creams for darker skin?

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Tasnia C.

Jan 22, 2013

Tasnia C.

Haha i'm so fussy when it comes to face products. I really want to buy more BB creams because I hate wearing foundation on an everyday basis. western BB creams are crap and are more like tinted moisturizers. I want to try some asian and korean ones, but I heard they're all in very light shades. does anyone know any good BB creams for darker skin types? i'm south asian so I have fairly dark tanned skin. so I don't know what BB creams actually have the "dark skin type" colour. anyone know any good ones?

p.s. i've tried the maybelline one, but it is so crap! soooo oily!! :(

Arlene T.

Jan 22, 2013

Arlene T.

I have medium/olive skin tone and I use skin 79 BB cream but I mix it in with my tinted moisturizer. If it still comes out too light, use some bronzer on top of forehead, underneath cheek bone, and jaw line. Good luck :) 

Tasnia C.

Jan 22, 2013

Tasnia C.

ohh ok thanks alot :) does it come in different shades?

Tasnia C.

Jan 22, 2013

Tasnia C.

by the way, I ordered some stuff from korea recently and got 2 free skin 79 bb cream samples. I got one for the gold one and one for the hot pink one. the gold one worked wonders at first, then it just appeared white on my skin. I haven't tried the hot pink one yet, but I hope it works better :)

Tasnia C.

Jan 22, 2013

Tasnia C.

I didn't know sleek had bb creams! thanks for letting me know. does it come in darker shades?

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