Meybelline Fit Me vs. BB Cream.

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Alyssa J.

Feb 24, 2013

Alyssa J.

So I've been using Maybelline's Fit Me foundation and powder for about a year and I don't like it, so I stopped using it for the longest time. That's because it made my face feel unnaturally thick and caked as well as oily, which made me break out. I want to be able to wear a light foundation that covers the blemishes on my face and stays on where its so light I don't need powder or feel like a toddler in a tiara. Is BB cream good for what I'm looking for?

Farah B.

Feb 24, 2013

Farah B.

I think you should get the Lancôme called "lingerie skin" maybelline's or other mark like this doesn't really look natural

Hailey J.

Feb 24, 2013

Hailey J.

BB cream is too thick. So I prefer CC cream and liquid foundation.

Alyssa J.

Feb 24, 2013

Alyssa J.

Where can I find these? I need drugstore brands.

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