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BB creams?
Not the Garnier one - has anyone tried the more upscale BB creams, like the one from Clinique (I saw it in Sephora this weekend), Estee Lauder, or a few other companies? I know Sulwahsoo has one but I can't find it on their website yet.
Re: BB creams?
Here's Real Simple's link to some options. I want to try the Stila one since they claim it reduces redness.
http://www.realsimple.com/beauty-fashion/skincare/best-bb-cream-00100000075639/index.html
this is not marketed as a BB cream, but i think it is pretty much the same.
http://www.sephora.com/browse/product.jhtml?id=P291519&shouldPaginate=true&categoryId=6028
it's the miracle skin transformer. i think it has been around for a while. it's a tinted primer/moisturizer w/ sunscreen. i really like it and think it gives better coverage than the garnier that i tried.
Oh, this one looks interesting!
I was out of my regular foundation and also needed sunscreen, my SA suggested I try Dior's BB Cream, it is tested on Asian skin as the product info in the box says, and she claimed it's the same formula as marketed in Asia. I have been using it for 3 weeks now, the tint is a perfect match for my skin, and overall my skin looks very good. The first week, my skin was a little dryer than normal, so I had to put on a little more moisturizer than usual, not a whole lot more, just a tad.
I do have two dark spots on my right cheek that were getting bigger and connecting to become one big one, I just noticed yesterday that they are a little smaller, also during the first week of use, it looked like it was getting dry and almost shedding skin, just over the dark spot.
The tube is very small, but a little bit of product goes a long way.
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Ditto all of this. And a little bit goes a long way! My skin looks great, it's really light and such a time saver. I'm sold.
I agree with this also. Although the scent is a little much but it goes away quickly.
I've been using a Missha one and really like it. Sadly, I think the shades are fairly limited, but it works for me.
I'm actually wearing the Garnier one today and like it as well. Not as much coverage as the Missha one, but not awful.