American BB Creams

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Jayden L.

Jan 4, 2013

Jayden L.

Opinions? There's been a sudden explosion in America, with every other commercial on tv being about a new drugstore bb cream. Even urban decay is coming out with one. I've heard a lot of people obsessed with the American creams, but some people call them glorified tinted moisturizers and swear by the Asian bb creams on the market. I've been kind of interested in purchasing a bb cream, and wanted to hear some direct opinions.

Madison O.

Jan 4, 2013

Madison O.

Garnier bb cream It's so amazing:) very light and runs for 7-11$ hope you try it out I love it

Heather A.

Jan 4, 2013

Heather A.

The American version of a bb cream is nothing like the original ones that have originated in Asia. Since we have different skin types the American version will pretty much just moisturizer your skin with a tint. From all the brands I have tried none of them do what they are really suppose to do besides moisturize. I have a friend from china and she used the American brand and says its awful. Just my opinions.

Wendy B.

Jan 4, 2013

Wendy B.

I've used garniers bb cream and I hate it. My face got oily through out the day. Then I used
Maybellines bb cream and it was much better. I am thinking of using fairy drops bb cream. My friend uses it and it works amazing. look it up online(:
I am currently using smash box bb cream and it works really good as well. I don't have any problems with it through out the day

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