Tinted moisturizer/bb cream?? HELP.

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Kate S.

Sep 4, 2013

Kate S.

So I'm going to buy some tinted moisturizer and I hear a lot about bb cream!
My skin is dry and I need something inexpensive!
What's the best bb cream/tinted moisturizer for me??

Magdalena L.

Sep 4, 2013

Magdalena L.

Are you looking for a good amount of coverage or to just even out the tone?

Kate S.

Sep 4, 2013

Kate S.

I've been told I don't need foundation because my skin isn't that bad but I still need something for the blemishes/acne
(The acne is not that bad)

Magdalena L.

Sep 4, 2013

Magdalena L.

Well the other day I checked the loreal paris bb cream and the reviews I got where that its oily. so that might be good for dry skin. and they also said it didnt have much coverage. so it won't cake I suppose? I don't know if thatll work for you, but its a suggestion.

Kate S.

Sep 4, 2013

Kate S.

Thanks :)))
I'll check that one out
:)

Helen B.

Sep 5, 2013

Helen B.

I tried the loreal bb cream, and its alright, certainly not the best. my skin is oily however, that probably is the reason. its has faint coverage and turns a slight orangy color on those with fair skin.

Sloane M.

Sep 5, 2013

Sloane M.

I like the garnier bb cream for oily/combo skin. It has awesome coverage and its not too drying, so don't be scared just because it isn't for dry skin. It still gives me a dewy glow.

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