Foundation vs bb cream.

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Sasha S.

Jul 24, 2013

Sasha S.

I have been wearing garnier oil free bb cream for a few months now and today decided to use my Estée Lauder double wear that I used to be in LOVE with and I kinda hate it now. My skin feels terrible to touch and its very uncomfortable. I'm looking for something new, the garnier is great but I like changing things up. What are your favorite bb creams or foundations that don't feel gross on your skin?

Matt P.

Jul 24, 2013

Matt P.

My favorite is Naked by Urban Decay, it's a liquid foundation that fits to the skin very well 😊

Penny T.

Jul 24, 2013

Penny T.

Loreals bb cream adjusts to your skin color and I love it.

Jessica M.

Jul 24, 2013

Jessica M.

I'm using that bb cream as well and I absolutely love it!! I also like Rimmel's clean foundation matte, the one with the blue cap. it dries quick but stays matte and oil free for a few hours.

Melanie V.

Jul 24, 2013

Melanie V.

My favorite BB Creams are the Skin79 brand, the Hot Pink and Orange for Summer, and the Gold for Winter. I am also rather pale so the universal shade works well for me.

Sasha S.

Jul 25, 2013

Sasha S.

Thanks y'all I will look into those.

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