Foundation VS BB Cream.

Sep 7, 2013

Bri-bri L.

What is the difference between western bb cream and foumdation besides the coverage level? What bb creams and foundations would you recommend for dry skin?

Sep 7, 2013

Sophie W.

I love the Maybelline be cream! I have dry skin too, and it gives me the perfect glow, and doesn't make my face look dry and patchy✨😊

Sep 7, 2013

BB creams sit in between tinted moisturizers and foundations, they offer light to medium coverage but also have ingredients that help your skin.
For example: it carries spf, can help prevent breakouts, minimises pores and protects your skin.

Sep 7, 2013

Kiera W.

The one I use for my dry skin is 17 bb cream, which is only sold in England at Boots

Sep 7, 2013

Elana D.

The differance is that a western bb cream is pretty much a tinted moisterizer that does extra for some people its better because its not as heavy as foundation if your skin is pretty much clear I would use bb cream I recommend the granier one or maybelline I hope this helped :)

Sep 7, 2013

Effy W.

Bbcreams generally have a higher spf and are said to be better for the skin.
Bbcreams: Clinique, dr jart, naked skin by ud, smashbox
Foundations: I recently tried mufe hd and love it, but I used diorskin before I liked it a lot. smashbox, chanel, ans nars sheerglow are great. Sheerglow is good for blending and giving a more natural look.

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