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Sep 11, 2013
G xo x.
The girl that worked at Clinique told me bb creams are better for oily skin and cc is for dry/sensitive, hope this helps:)
Sep 11, 2013
G xo x.
Cc cream is amazing! I just bought one from Clinique and I love it works perfect for my skin. It moisturizes my dry skin and it makes my skin look flawless, but if you looking for a lot of coverage I wouldn't recommend it..p.s it is very good for sensitive skin
Sep 11, 2013
Alessia c.
Cc stands for color corrector. It's just supposed to even out your skintone by concealing redness and hyperpigmentation marks. I don't own any cc creams though I've only tried 1 bb cream by dr jarts and that evens out my skintone as well.
Sep 11, 2013
Emily T.
CC creams are very similar to BB creams but are more geared toward color correction, so you might end up with a more opaque color that if you used BB cream. The allure website has an article that suggests BB or CC creams depending on what your skin concerns are http://www.allure.com/beauty-products/2012/best-bb-creams-and-cc-creams-for-all-skin-issues.
Sep 11, 2013
Taylor Marie S.
What does CC ceeam do?