What to choose BB/CC/DD??

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Diana J.

Dec 30, 2013

Diana J.

I,m was thinking that since I don t have major skin problems I don,t want to use a foundation anymore and would prefere a BB or CC or DD. But don,t know what would be the best for me. Help please and recommend some brands.
My skin type: comb to dry
Skin imperfections: few comedones and a bit oily in T area.

I would like smth with a light texture/ light to medium coverage/ stays long/ and preferably doesn,t leave marks on clothes:-)

Melissa P.

Dec 30, 2013

Melissa P.

Bb are beauty or blemish balms. they tend to blur imperfections and blemishes. ccs are for color correcting so if you have a lot of discoloration then you want that. ad for dd I have no clue what that is lol. But I really like the maybelline and Revlon bb creams.

Shushoni C.

Dec 30, 2013

Shushoni C.

BB + CC =DD (Diminish and Disguise) can't help with with which ones really. I'm in love with Tarte smooth operator Amizonian clay tinted moisturizer with SPF 20 - pretty much a BB cream. I'm dry in patches, oily T-zone with some acne.. I know Tarte has a 12 hour and most are medium to light; although they do have a few full coverage too... good luck!

Heather L.

Dec 30, 2013

Heather L.

I like smashbox, they have both bb and cc and 5 color shades so generally ez color match. You'll prob like a bb cream. Here's a chart for those not familiar with the newest DD's on the market, it mainly targeted for anti-aging :)

Diana T.

Dec 30, 2013

Diana T.

For bb I like tarte - nice matte medium coverage finish that literally lasts 12+ hours when set with powder... for cc I like lorac - color corrects for redness beautifully n also medium matte coverage - neither break me out either so that is also great.

Diana J.

Dec 30, 2013

Diana J.

Thank you, ladies! :-)

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