Tinted Moisturizer Vs. Bb Cream.

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Kelly M.

Feb 18, 2013

Kelly M.

Which do you guys recommend and what brands? (drugstore only) I've never tried either before! I'm 14 if that matters :)
In the pic the only makeup in wearing is mascara (ignore the hair! Yuck...)

Sydney F.

Feb 18, 2013

Sydney F.

A bb cream is a tinted moisturizer... :) I would say Tarte. Theirs rocks! sorry its not a drugstore... Covergirl has a good one though.

Megan M.

Feb 18, 2013

Megan M.

In North America bb creams are tinted moisturizers. The real bb creams come from Asia. I would recommend gosh, it's a little expensive but still classified as drug store.

Sierra R.

Feb 18, 2013

Sierra R.

Well BB cream doesn't really cover much it's more to just moisturize your skin I don't think it's that awesome of a product.

Marne M.

Feb 18, 2013

Marne M.

BB creams from out here are tinted, from Asia they are actual creams for the face that reduce redness, under the eye circles and have high SPF in them. I have one that is 20 along with the powder that goed with it that is 30++ :) but I would say go with one from a drugstore that isnt full on liquid. Or add it to some actual cream if its liquidy.

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