BB and CC creams.
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Jan 17, 2014
Paula M.
Hey guys!! I'm a little confused here with these creams and what the difference is! Can one if you lovely ladies explain it to me :)
I am looking for a cream that has SPF but moisturized and helps with imperfections, I'm only 26 and I'm starting to get a few wrinkles :( plus I have a slight red tint.
Jan 17, 2014
Delight s.
BB cream is feels and look more natural it has spf and is a moisturizer I don't use foundation.
Jan 17, 2014
Delight s.
Jan 17, 2014
Delight s.
Also I read it it isn't a misturizer but this cream is suppose it be more healthier for the skin.
Jan 17, 2014
Paula M.
I don't like to wear a lot of makeup in the day so this would be perfect! I've seen these CC creams are supposed to be a colour control, is that right and is that all it does? Do I have to spend big bucks to get a good one though?
Jan 17, 2014
Naomi S.
Bb cream is beauty balm. its light, blurs blemishes, has primer already in it, sheer, etc.etc.
cc cream is to fade dark marks and all the things that bb cream does..
if you want to correct wrinkles. you can add a serum to your regimen. also IT cosmetics is a good brand for anti aging cosmetics. their sold at ulta for sure. google them and see if any of the products are to your liking.. ;-)
Jan 17, 2014
Diana T.
Bb creams are lighter in coverage than cc creams - but bb creams are better for blemish prone skin while cc creams are better for uneven skintone or dark spots as they color correct for many skin discolorations - both have spf and both act as a multi-beneficial cream that preps,primes,moisturizes,tints,n provides spf while improving your skin at the same time - my favorite bb cream is by tarte, favorite cc by lorac and fave drugstore bb by garnier - the oil free for me - all of these are good for sensitive or acne prone skin as none of these have broken me out - hope that helps!
Jan 17, 2014
Paula M.
Great thanks, I think a cc cream would be better for me as I have a lot if freckles and very rarely break out. I'm not in the US so I don't think we have Ulta here but we defo have garner and a few other makes if best get myself out and see what's on offer
Jan 17, 2014
Diana T.
Most countries have sephora and if your in europe or canada you can try mac but both are like high end makeup stores but yes garnier is a drugstore brand most places have that.
Jan 17, 2014
Paula M.
I'm in brazil! I really don't think sephora is here but Mac defo is, but it's like double the price here!