BB cream for oily and acne prone skin.

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Sush P.

May 31, 2014

Sush P.

Hey ladies!!...Which is the best bb cream for oily and acne prone skin?..Is RIMMEL 9 in 1 BB cream SPF 25 OR DEBORAH BB Cream 5In1 Foundation better?...If you have any other suggestions please feel free to mention :)...Thanxs!!

Shelley W.

May 31, 2014

Shelley W.

I second Janelle...Garnier BB cream for oily/combo skin has been great for me.

Sush P.

May 31, 2014

Sush P.

Thanx a lot girls :)

Sevetria M.

May 31, 2014

Sevetria M.

Garnier BB cream

Diana T.

May 31, 2014

Diana T.

Have not tried either of those but mainly because most synthetic preservatives give me acne so for my acne prone sensitive oily/combo skin I love the tarte bb cream for high end - it has a matte finish with medium coverage and literally lasts 12+ hours despite any sweat n heat of the summer - for drugstore the only one that has not broken me out is the garnier oil free.

Traci P.

May 31, 2014

Traci P.

I have only tried the Rimmel 9 in 1 and I liked it but I feel like it did bring on a break out around my jaw line after a few days of use. I also have oily acne prone skin and I am currently trying out the Physician's Formula Organic wear CC cream. So far I absolutely love it! It has medium build able coverage, blended into my skin easily, and lasts all day or night for me when I pair it with primer and use a setting powder or spray. The other day I went out hiking with a friend for about 6 hours and when I got home it was all still exactly as I had done it, not shiny or anything!

Sush P.

May 31, 2014

Sush P.

Thanx sevetria, diana and traci...unfortunately my country does not sell tarte or physicians formula :(... but I watched a lot of youtube videos and heard great reviews about them.

Bonnie R.

Jun 1, 2014

Bonnie R.

I'm both oily and acne-prone and the Garnier has worked great for me. The Skin79 Hot Pink and Missha Perfect Cover are great too if you can get your hands on them.

Amanda S.

Jun 1, 2014

Amanda S.

I like the garnier one.

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