Bb Cream Help

Jan 12, 2014

Paulina C.

Hey girls I caught my first bb cream I always use regular primer and then foundation but I wanted to try this...I have very oily skin and I have some akne as well a black spots...will this make my skin worse or will it help it? And if you have the same bb cream could you tell me if its a good one please! Thank you.

Jan 12, 2014

Sunniva M.

I have hade it, and I did'ent like it at all.. But maybe it is different from skin to skin..

Jan 12, 2014

Amanda L.

I didn't like that. But I use the Clinique bb cream and I live bc it doesn't clog my pores and doesn't worsen my acne

Jan 13, 2014

Shauna S.

Bb creams are not supposed to have good coverage, they are a tinted moisturizer. Also from my past experience in using bb creams it has always made me super oily and I already have oily skin. I haven't tried it but I heard the Garnier bb cream is supposed to be good for oily skin. Also, American bb creams aren't really the "real" thing. They are supposed to be a moisturizer, primer, sunscreen, skin treatment, etc. but in reality they aren't made with the best quality and are very comparable to a tinted moisturizer. If you want something with added benefits definitely check out Asian bb creams, they are amazing. Check out Holika Holika and Etude House. (:

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