Good/inexpensive BB Cream?

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Sarah N.

Apr 22, 2013

Sarah N.

WATER.

Whyte W.

Apr 22, 2013

Whyte W.

Definitely try an asian brand, as most western ones don't cut it compared to originals. Skin79, Missha, Holika Holika are good brands to try :)

Hi C.

Apr 22, 2013

Hi C.

I loved maybellines,

Cyrenna E.

Apr 22, 2013

Cyrenna E.

The flower bb cream from walmart, gives a matte finish

Alison W.

Apr 22, 2013

Alison W.

Bb creams are overrated. Just buy a nice foundation eg Estée Lauder double wear and an illuminator and mix to a perfect consistency. Both products will have a lot more uses. Heavy coverage add just a bit through to dewy coverage half half. The two products = more uses :)

Grace B.

Apr 22, 2013

Grace B.

I think bb creams are awesome. They really make the tone of your skin even and if you were to buy one I recommend maybelline's bb creams...it even has spf so you can be sure that it is safe to wear outside!

Isabelle S.

Apr 22, 2013

Isabelle S.

Garnier Fructis!

Stephanie B.

Apr 22, 2013

Stephanie B.

I love the maybelline BB they are like 5 or 8 dollars at target

Stephanie B.

Apr 22, 2013

Stephanie B.

Maybelline bb cream I meant

Amanda Nicole G.

Apr 22, 2013

Amanda Nicole G.

I was at target the other day and on a whim I decided to buy a bb cream by Sonia Kashuk, it's called the radiant tinted moisturizer in linen, with an SPF 15- this was $15.99 I believe. Even though its called a "tinted moisturizer", it's better than any other American bb cream I've ever tried. This is in the second or third to the lightest shade, but it matches my skin perfectly, leaves a nice dewy finish &has a very lightweight sheer but medium build-able coverage, with a great smell that reminds me of summer because of the hint of sunscreen :) you can set this with powder for extra coverage or a matte finish but I never do, it's very simple and early in the morning, you just apply this with your fingers (I personally like to apply it with my fingers better than my expert face brush I don't know why but its very simple and quick) it's deff my go to when I'm in a hurry. And I should add I here that I'm the type of girl that wears foundation everyday because I like good coverage so to finally find a bb cream that covers is really amazing. Another good bb cream to look into is the skin 79 line- this is a great Asian bb cream line -and they're very affordable, all under/around $20 and they're real bb creams with anti aging ingredients, skin brighteners, and good ingredients for your skin to moisturize/balance tone/fix imperfections,or blemishes,wrinkles/&control oil. If you go to their website: skin79northamerica.com, they have a lot of different bb creams to choose from - as well as a lot of other products as well- and since you have a mildly oily t-zone I would recommend you go to amazon and find some sample packets of the hot pink super plus bb cream (this one has many great reviews for oil control as well as great natural color payoff & will leave your skin bright and have a more natural matte finish) hope this helps!! Xo.

Selina F.

Apr 23, 2013

Selina F.

I just received my missha BB cream today so I thought I would try it out. I was really expecting it to be like every other foundation I have but I can't believe how amazing it is! I bought the colors 23 and 27 and mixed one pump of each, it was more than enough for my face. It covered all of my blemishes and rosacea that I didn't even need concealer! I will keep buying this product until they discontinue it lol :)

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