Bb Cream Problem :S.
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Apr 10, 2013
Sarah A.
Sorry didn't no what topic.
So I bought a bb cream to even out my skin cos I dnt wear foundation a lot the first time I used it I was as white as a ghost so not sure if I wana use it again. is that normal? Did I put to much on? Opinions would help thanx xo 😀❤
Apr 10, 2013
Jenni L.
You probably picked the wrong shade.. BB creams typically come in light, medium and dark.. Go a shade up
Apr 10, 2013
Ellen R.
Some bb creams are done to skin colour? Did you get the right colour I always try any thing on my hand to check that it's the right colour or comes out clear! The first time I tried a tinted moisturiser I turned out orange!! Your not alone!
Apr 10, 2013
Sarah A.
Oh ok. Thanx ladies I didn't even check the colour lol.
Apr 10, 2013
Mariah G.
Depends on the bb cream. Real bb creams, not Americanized ones, normally are really white but tend to oxidize