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Pascha D.

Nov 22, 2012

Pascha D.

Ok, another obsession of mine at the moment is the Maybelline BB Cream.
When BB Creams first came about I was so confused, I couldn't see the difference between them and foundations, but I decided to purchase one as I was going on holiday and I needed a daily light fix. And they are exactly what they say they are, "beauty balms".

Everything it says it does, it does. I could wear it without moisturizer as it had that much hydration, I covered all my flaws, it provided me with UV protection. It is practically heaven in a tube.

I get compliments every time I wear it, from both male and females. I even went out to a party just wearing my BB Cream. If I ever heard of anybody going to a party without foundation I would think they were mad as its my party essential, but I felt so comfortable just in my BB Cream, and people kept commenting on how natural and perfect my skin looked.

If your like me, and don't like daily caking on the make up and just need something light and subtle to cover the blemishes without ruining your skin, this is the one for you! Even my mums gone out and bought herself one.


(I got the colour Medium which was absolutely perfect for me. But next time I might try Universal Glow as it really does give your skin an incredible dewy shine)

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Callie G.

Nov 22, 2012

Callie G.

Does it have good coverage? I've heard that it doesn't because Asain BB Creams usually have the best coverage. I've been interested in it but alot of people said that they do not like it...?

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