Found the perfect bb cream for sensitive skin!!

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Lydia M.

Jul 25, 2013

Lydia M.

I've tried the garnier, Dior, tarte and that one Laroche-posay! And let me tell you I have very sensitive, combination and acne-prone skin, and the others that I tried were soso or didnt do at all! But that one is perfect it is for sensitive skin doesn't make me breakout or oily and I lié the coverage (medium)! Just wanted to share for all those people who have trouble finding that bb cream that will not make their skin go all crazy ^^

Alisha G.

Jul 25, 2013

Alisha G.

Thanks, I'll try it :)

Roz X.

Jul 26, 2013

Roz X.

I use Dr. Jart and have extremely sensitive skin. Love it! That said, I have heard wonderful things about this as well. So glad you found something that works perfectly for you. Us sensitive gals have to look out for each other. :)

Rosanna B.

Jul 26, 2013

Rosanna B.

Where can I find this?

Rosanna B.

Jul 26, 2013

Rosanna B.

I wanna kick myself for submitting to one of my pet peeves lol... From my research looks like you can get it at Walgreens or Ulta! Thanks for the recommendation, I've been looking for a light-medium coverage tinted moisturizer/bb cream for the summer..

Lydia M.

Jul 26, 2013

Lydia M.

Awwnnn its a pleasure girls! When I found a product that I really think is worth the talk I do it! And @rosanna I bought it at pharmaprix but I live in Montréal, Canada so for the state I guess you'll found it in a drugstore or something like that!

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