Bb Cream As Moisturizer?

Jan 16, 2013

Rochelle R.

does bb cream count as a moisturizer or should I still be using my everyday moisturizer before applying a bb cream?

Jan 16, 2013

hi! the korean bb cream acts as a moisturizer and a toner for your skin :-) so no moisturizer is required before applying unless you really want to. After you do take if off by the end of the day, make sure your moisturize to keep your skin facial soft and subtle :-)! i hope this helped

Jan 16, 2013

Carmen K.

It applies better if you use a moisturizer

Jan 16, 2013

Nou Y.

Depends on your skin type, everyone is different. I prefer to still use my Pond's face lotion, before I apply my Dr Jarts BB cream. My face is acostom to my everyday face lotion routine, if I change it my facial skin might get overly dry. Try it out, BB creams differ from one another. Some are more moisturizing then others.

Jan 16, 2013

Gabrielle S.

yeah, i agree with Nou. i have semi-oily skin so if i use moisturiser before i apply my makeup then my face is almost always bare by the end if the day. so in the morning i use my bb cream as a moisturizer and this gives me longer lasting coverage. however i definatly wouldnt use it like before bed or anything.

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Jan 16, 2013

Riley L.

Bb cream does not replace a moisturizer

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