What is BB Cream What Does It do For Your skin?

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Madison P.

Mar 5, 2013

Madison P.

I am totally new to makeup I just got a couple of products at my drugstore and I was wondering which one should I get? That's affordable My skin:

Nadia B.

Mar 5, 2013

Nadia B.

BB cream does a lot of thinks. Correct tone, blemishes, protect from sun and many more. L'oreal or maybelline. Smashbox is great too.

MadYa K.

Mar 5, 2013

MadYa K.

Definitely a bb cream.

JoAnne A.

Mar 5, 2013

JoAnne A.

BB cream stands for Beauty Balm. They're meant to be a serum, moisturizer, primer, foundation, and sunblock. It can be worn alone as a tinted moisturizer, over serum and moisturizer as a regular foundation, and under powder, depending on the desired amount of coverage. Read some of that on Wiki. But you definetly want to make sure you're not purchasing a glorified tinted moisturizer. Read the ingredients and make sure it doesn't have anything you might be allergic to. Also, go to Sephora/Ulta and have someone show you what you should be looking for so you're not spending money willy nilly on things you won't use. I know Ulta has an amazing return policy. You can return anything you bought from there as long as 75% of the product is left, with your receipt within 60 days of the purchase.

Madison P.

Mar 5, 2013

Madison P.

Thank You Girls Especially JoAnne A. People say maybelline bb cream is that good and also is it good to put on my face I'm 13.

Madison P.

Mar 5, 2013

Madison P.

I don't have acne will it make me break out

JoAnne A.

Mar 6, 2013

JoAnne A.

It might make you break out, but you won't know that until you try it. Which would scare the bajeebies out of me because you're so young and from your picture already have gorgeous skin. So I dunno, girly, it's up to you. [=

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