/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>9327364
Coming from someone who buys BB creams to hide pores and other blemishes, here's what I've gotten before:

>Naturactor
Has an entire series and covers everything like nothing else I've tried but may not be budget friendly for daily use if you're using every product.

>Holika Holika
Cheaper and they have a specialty line called "Sweet Cotton Pore Cover" that comes in a BB cream and a powder. I've used the BB cream and it's so smooth going on and covers well.

>PeriPera
This got recommended to me here actually for how well it covers. However, I don't know if they still sell the line I purchased which was "I Love BB"

Anon here that was looking for recommendations for full coverage BB creams a while back.

I was going through my makeup and tossing out my shit BB cream imitation products (looking at you, Walmart brands) that I tried out of desperation and I found my stash of Naturactor I used solely for cosplay!

I don't think I've seen this brand mentioned but it's fantastic for covering just about everything and making your skin look flawless. It's a bit pricey though. I think the three-set I got cost upwards of $40?

I have the foundation itself (which is tiny) and then the pressed powder and a big thing of loose powder. The only bad thing I have to say about it is that the loose powder is very messy to use so it generally sits there and I used the compact powder instead.

The foundation itself comes in a tiiiiiny little container and you use a damp sponge to apply it but with one layer I can see a major difference in my skin and with a second layer pretty much everything is concealed.

I found a before & after pic of someone who used it and I can say it's totally accurate.

It comes in a ton of colors (which is fantastic compared to two color only BB creams) and it's worth the price but I do have to use the foundation sparingly since it's so small I'm in constant worry it'll be used up in a months time.

But yeah, 10/10 recommend Naturactor but I'd skip the loose powder in the set and get the compact/pressed powder instead.