Drugstore Bb Creams

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Emily B.

Aug 10, 2015

Emily B.

I'm currently thinking with the wonderful heat of Arizona and the running around after a toddler and running to the will of a newborn, that a bb cream would probably be better than a foundation. I'm looking for a little coverage, but not much. I think I really want to get something that can help even skin tone, or look even, and provide a bit of coverage. I have combination skin, some only, some normal some dry... It's a party here. I am very fair skinned, have a bit of rosacea and some mild break outs from time to time. I would prefer drugstore being on a super tight mom budget. Thank you ladies.  :)

Roz X.

Aug 11, 2015

Roz X.

I really love Lumene CC Cream With SPF. It is slightly dewy with only a hint of luminousity. Buildable, helps cover redness and feels like my own skin so perfect for heat. I dot it on and then use a,damp spinge/Real Techniques Beauty Blender knockoff. A lot of members love IT cosmetics CC cream, which you can get right here on Beautylish. I tried it, but I may revisit it. The color range is limited, but it looks lively. The Lumene is at most drugstores and is budget friendly.

Roz X.

Aug 11, 2015

Roz X.

*lovely

Darlene V.

Aug 13, 2015

Darlene V.

Maybelline dream Pure Bb is great

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