Best Bb Cream Or Natural Feeling Foundation For Humidity!?

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Vanessa L.

Jun 13, 2015

Vanessa L.

Going to floriday in a few days and need either a foundation that doest feel too heavy and is great on oily skin or a really good coverage bb cream. I'm going shopping today so please help me.

Maria C.

Jun 13, 2015

Maria C.

I really like Missha bb cream and Lioele. They're both Korean brands. I bought them online.

Kailey L.

Jun 13, 2015

Kailey L.

I recently picked up the smashbox camera ready bb cream and I LOVE it. Amazing coverage for a bb, and is literally the only bb cream I've ever tried that didn't make me crazy oily. I do set it with powder, but only if I'm wearing it in place of foundation and need it to last all day/night.

Rissa G.

Jun 13, 2015

Rissa G.

I personally like the garnier bb cream (:

Kassandra S.

Jun 15, 2015

Kassandra S.

The humidity has been RIDICULOUS here! I normally try avoiding makeup altogether but when I feel like getting dolled up I use Maybelline's Fit Me Matte & Poreless. I have combo skin and get oily on my t-zone and chin. Add the sun's scorching heat and you'd think I'd look a mess! Haha. It holds up pretty well. I do carry blotting papers with me and powder of course. :) Hope you find one that works for you. Have fun in the sunshine state! :D

Oh! And in my opinion I don't even feel it on my face. :)

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