BB cream question?

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Christina L.

Apr 19, 2013

Christina L.

I second this question!! Lol.

Destinee D.

Apr 19, 2013

Destinee D.

It's exactly like a tinted moisturizer. It won't give you good coverage but if you don't need much coverage it's great for your skin when compared to heavy foundation.

Amanda N.

Apr 19, 2013

Amanda N.

It is a light foundation and most have some sun screen in it

Isabel H.

Apr 19, 2013

Isabel H.

It is similar to foundation but not as bad for your skin and much more natural.

Whyte W.

Apr 19, 2013

Whyte W.

Bb Cream was originally manufactured as an alternative to foundation in Germany for people who had undergone laser treatments or anything that would make their face sensitive.
Asia adopted them because Asia loves skincare. The West adopted them after that because that's what we do :)
Western BB Creams are basically tinted moisturizers, with sheer coverage and little to no skincare benefits. Asian BB Creams have higher coverage and a large focus on skin care such as whitening and oil control.
Hope this helps!

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