Tinted Moisturizer/BB/CC Cream for Oily Skin.

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Amanda V.

Apr 30, 2014

Amanda V.

Right now I'm using a full coverage foundation, but when summer arrives, I always switch to something lightweight.

I need something for oily skin & preferably somewhat buildable. I still need some coverage for my acne. Drugstore & high end.

Also, a matte powder to pair with it!?

Please don't suggest Maybelline BB Cream! I HATE that product more than anything in the world. 🙊

Amanda V.

Apr 30, 2014

Amanda V.

I've heard good things about Garnier too, I just never got around to trying it.

Traci P.

Apr 30, 2014

Traci P.

I have oily skin and I really disliked the Garnier one. It was very perfumed and made me breakout.
Now I am using Physician's formula super bb cream paired with same brand of super bb powder and I really like it. It stays on nicely all day when I use a setting spray. If I'm out doing lots of activity I like to touch up with oil absorbing sheets around t-zone or apply a light dusting of Rimmel stay matte.

Amanda V.

May 3, 2014

Amanda V.

Thank you ladies! :)

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