/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

Garnier is shit. It's extremely greasy and will probably make you break out. I'm tan and even the medium-dark tone one was too dark for me and made me look orange.

>>6316731
Damn, I literally just put it on. I'm your normal tan Asian, and I used the light-medium tone, and eh, it blended alright but is extremely shiny.

I just bought some clinique, $36 a bottle. I'm happy enough with it, but I haven't tried other brands.

I think you're confusing peoples views of american bb creams with the korean ones? its the american ones that people are claiming are nothing but tinted moisturizers....

I have the Garnier BB cream and I absolutely hate it. The smell gives me the worst headaches.

I got the Maybelline one about a week or so ago. I like it, though my face felt super dewy the first time I used it; I've used a smaller amount since and honestly it seems to help. I'll eventually invest in on of the Asian brands, but I think Maybelline is a good sub if you want a drugstore option.

>>6316821
That's what they said.
>I know that the American counterpart of the Grail of the makeup world, Korean BB creams, often get passed up as tinted moisturizers and no more

The commas are offsetting Korean BB creams; she's saying, "American counterpart of [Korean BB creams]. . ."

Sage for my language nerding, what the fuck.

>>6316725
I got the Garnier BB cream and I thought it was okay, but not the best. It had a strong yellow tint and was really thin/greasy, but the coverage was alright.

Right now I have Dior BB cream (pic related). I bought it in America (Nordstrom's) and it works pretty well. It's extremely thick so you have to apply a lot of it, but the coverage is smooth and lovely.

Expensive as fuck though, that's the only con. My mom bought it for me.

can anyone actually conform they're NOT just tinted moisturizer? they've been out for while now, people should be seeing results already.

I haven't tried Korean BB creams either, but I really like Maybelline's. Feels very light, and evens out my redness and under eye circles. Doesn't feel greasy on my skin at all, but I do wear powder over it to set it because it gives my skin a bit more shine than I'd like.

I just got my first BB Cream. Not through choice, it came with my monthly Glossy Box

It's Misha M Perfect Cover B.B Cream but I can't use it as it's in Honey Beige (even though my profile says I'm pale as fuck) and basically putting it anywhere near my skin instantly turns me into an Oompa Loompa

Although, whilst I did have it plastered momentarily on my face, trying it out. I have to admit it felt very smooth and had a nice thick texture to it, yet didn't feel cakey like when I was a teenager and spread a ton of crap across my face with a shovel. It left me looking very shiny though, not dewy and healthy looking but oily and greasy. I have a noraml skin type, if anything a little dry on the nose during the winter so this was surprising. I did pat at it a little and leave it on to see if this would go away but it didn't. I thought the idea would be that this is all you need and powder shouldn't be necessary but for me, that stuff would have definitely needed to be set

So there's my little two cents I guess

Don't bother with any of them. They only help your skin in the short term. In the end they offer no benefits and if you have particularly sensitive or problematic skin they'll do more damage than good. People are just going crazy about them because it's from Asia and a relatively new product for America.

Use a all-natural or at least tint and perfume-free brand. Simple are a good one. They won't give you the 30-second quick fix that BB creme will but they'll actually heal and improve your skin so then you don't need to rely on expensive products to look good.

>>6316927

i can vouch for the maybelline one. ive been using it for about three months and my skin looks great without it. i dont even need as much concealer for my undereye circles anymore. my skin feels smoother and brighter too. i dunno i like it a lot and will buy it again. i do want to try that olay cc cream though. has anyone here tried it??

>>6316731
>>6316849

>that feel when 6 months ago you read countless threads about how great BB cream is Garnier is the first company to bring BB cream to Canada so you buy it excitedly and now you're reading comments everywhere about how shit it is

>>6317510
Yeah, same here.

But then I started using Cetaphil products on my face and now it has the texture of a cherub's bum without having to pay such a huge amount as before.

>>6317029
>All-natural is the best always forever

Do you have any data to back that up?

Are there any BB Creams that help or improve your skin. I'm using expensive Dior foundation right now, and while I like the coverage because of my acne, I feel like it's making it worse.

Is there a BB Cream that improves skin while providing coverage? Or am I shit out of luck on that one?

>>6316725
I like using Missha BB and a little bit goes a long way! I bought mine from http://stores.ebay.com/RubyRubyshop and just so you know, the prices are way cheaper ($16 for 50g) compared to Sephora (Dr. Jart) for $34. I really just consider it "light" makeup to even out your skin tone. Otherwise, a lot of makeup youtubers have done reviews on the Korean bb creams~

>>6316917
>language nerding

Oh please don't say that I thought exactly the same when I read their post and this made me feel bad for being a language nerd.

>>6316923
>It's extremely thick so you have to apply a lot of it
What

I typically use Missha Perfect Cover and also like Skin79 Gold so I was really excited when they started making bb creams over here because they'd be easy to get, right?!

Sadly, Garnier disappointed me, it was really greasy even on my super dry skin. Too Faced's beauty balm was also a disappointment, it was more like a tinted gel actually. This one gave me a really bad reaction, my skin burned within seconds. So... yea, I guess the American brands are not for me.

So Korean BB cream is really that awesome?

...cause I happen to know nothing of makeup and live in Korea.

>>6316849
same here, the smell is revolting.
i only bought it cause it was cheap and i wanted to try a bb cream, its horrible.
the color is far too dark, even though i chose light. it makes me look shiney and my face feels gross and greasy. also it comes off onto everything, even after hours of wear it will come off onto my hands if i touch my face

>>6317633
yeah, a lot of people say it helps your skin by being like a moisturizer, foundation, concealer, minimal sunscreen, etc. It's supposed to be popular in Asia though so I'm surprised you didn't know about it? The only problem with Korean or any other Asian BB cream brand would be that the skin tone colors are limited to white to yellowish. Like if you're black, the western brands have a better range but idk about the quality of the product.

Basically, slap a bit on in the morning if you just want to go out looking fresh and simple? XD

I doncurr what no one says, I've been using skinfood for everyday for two years, that shit has done amazing things for my scarred face and I'm definitely not gonna stop to try some western brands that just as expensive for some reason, even though they aren't imported and apparently don't even work.

I doncurr what no one says, I've been using skinfood everyday for two years, that shit has done amazing things for my scarred face and I'm definitely not gonna stop to try some western brands that are just as expensive for some reason, even though they aren't imported, and apparently don't even work.

Has anyone tried the Garnier BB Cream in Oily & Combination (Oil-free). I've only had it for a couple of days, and only worn it for a few hours each time so I'm not sure how to feel about it. It looks great, I think. But I've never worn foundation before this so I'm not sure what to compare it too.

Like, my box says instantly it's meant to make your pores less visible, but I still have gaping ones on my cheeks. It feels alright, though I'm kinda hyper aware I have something on my face so it's still weird - that might just be me since this is my first time wearing makeup (light or otherwise) daily.

It looks fantastic in photos, though. There isn't a gross shine - there's a little, but it looks natural, for me anyways.

>>6317684
where do you buy your skinfood online if i may ask? ive been wanting to order some but I'm afraid of getting fakes

>>6317684
Yes, please do tell where you are buying your Skinfood products. I've been wanting to try the Aloe bb.

In regards to fakes, am I correct in thinking products from China, HK, etc. are likely to be fakes or are there a lot of fakes coming out of Korea too?

I bought the Garnier BB cream and... yeah, it's not great. I decided to keep it and use it because if you use a VERY small amount the color blends okay even on my light skin and it's 'fresher' feeling than concealer, sunscreen + foundation layered on.

Also, I actually like the scent of it.

But I do have to set it with powder because it's pretty greasy. It's also not super moisturizing... Again, better than nothing, but not particularly good either. It really is just a hyped up tinted moisturizer.

>>6317715
>>6317746

I used to get them off ebay, but you can get them off amazon now so I've done that the past few times and have had no issues with fakes. I didn't even know that was a thing, now I'm paranoid!

>>6317755
Well, there have been some posts on Tumblr about fakes in terms of inferior packaging like the labels wearing off and such. I don't know how much validity there is to it because it IS tumblr, land of melodramatic idiots, but meh. I'm just wary of buying products made in Korea from China or elsewhere, you know?

For Western brands I've only tried Stila BB Cream because it came as a free deluxe sample with a palette I ordered from them. Holy shit did it make me orange and greasy. I'm a NW15-20 and this was waaaaay too orange. It made my face feel greasy all day and every time I touched it some rubbed off.

I'm really interested in trying some Etude House or Skinfood though!

Oh my god throw those American BB Creams away! They feel and act just like a tinted moisturizer. If you can get your hands on Korean BB Creams, cult favorite is Skin79 Super+ Hot Pink BB Cream ( my favorite ). Read reviews on it, it's pretty awesome stuff

Okay guys, I'm a makeup newbie (only ever really wear it for cosplay) and am UK based. I'd love to try out a BB Cream but know nothing of brands etc. Any good ones that are readily accessible in the UK?

>>6317028

I used this too and cut it with my normal foundation. It's helped even my skin tone and fade a few scars. I always only ever need less than a dime of the BB and about a dime size of my other one for my whole face.

>>6317671

Well I've just come to Korea for school. My roommate went crazy for some BB Cream before hand, but she is the kind that falls for any gimmicks... and being a huge Koreaboo, I just thought she was excited because it's Korean.

How do I pick a brand?

I really love the Fine Fairness BB Cream from Neutrogena, it really improves the skin and blends well but it it is still hard to get as it seems.

Missha M now officially ships online to the US!

http://www.misshaus.com/

I've been using the Missha M Perfect cover bb cream #13 for over a year now and my skin looks amazing and I almost never need a powder touch up.

>>6319428
Aw shit, nigga.
Would the perfect cover in one of the darker tones be dark enough for a black person? I was looking, and I thought they looked around my skin tone, but I don't know if they would look the same actually on my skin.

>>6316725
OP i have that same one and i have 3 different korean ones.
The english ones are awful, i can't even use them it makes me look orangish makes my skin look weird and dry.
Use S:UM or super BB

>2012
>not making your own BB creams at home

>>6319428
Do you know anyone who uses #31? Is it a good color match for someone with medium-pale skin with pink undertones, or is it too dark?

>>6319478
I use #31/32 and just mix it with a darker foundation. Works fine.

>>6320000
Too dark. I have greyish/olive undertones and light-medium skin and I need #13. The grey in Misha's line is for Korean skin tones so if your Caucasian get a lighter shade.

>>6320009
In fact, if you are anywhere near light skinned and have pink undertones, only #13 would work for you.

>>6320000
Probably not?

This is what #31 looks like on my skin. When you blend it, you pretty much can't see it. It just leaves a bit of a pale dewiness so I'll use a powder or whatever to even out the tone.

>>6316725
If you don't mind spending $39, the Smashbox Camera Ready BB cream is quite nice. I got a sample of it in Light and was pleasantly surprised by how well it blended. I have straight up vampire white skin so Korean brands are normally my first choice as they seem to blend a bit better for me. I'm currently using Skin79 VIP Gold Super Plus BB cream and it's pretty great. I bought mine for $14 on Ebay and it's been worth every penny.

>>6320009
>>6320023
Thanks, guys. I've never bought a BB cream before because I was worried about skin tone. This is really helpful.

>>6317886
yeah makes sense. if its any help, I buy from seoulglamour on amazon and zinopark on ebay. they're Items are definitely legit, and both shops ship from Korea.

I use Missha: M Signature Real Complete BB Cream in No.23 (Natural Yellow Beige). It doesn't suit my skin completely, but I usually set it with a powder anyway, so it ends up being quite close. It has excellent coverage and you don't need to use a lot, so it should last a while. I live in Australia, so I'm lucky that I don't have to order this online since there is a store near me. I checked the pricing from the website and my jaw dropped! I can't believe they charge $45.99, as I get mine for around AU$36, however, since they've had a 50% off sale I've purchased a couple for AU$18 each.

Anyhow, I've tried a couple of different types of BB creams and I get the best results with this one. It lasts all day, though, I may need to blot once or twice. I usually forget and it stays in place either way. It doesn't oxidise or go flaky/scaly, which is a problem I've had with others I've used in the past. It is a little glossy when you apply it, which is part of the reason why I set it with powder. I dunno what else to say, but I love it! I get a problem with redness around my nose when I eat/drink hot stuff or go through temperature change from cold to hot, so that's the reason I started wearing foundation/BB Cream originally. I never found anything that gave as good cover as this, so I'm really happy I found it.

>>6320131
I really like this as well

>>6320131
Huh, I was actually going to say that I don't recommend Smashbox's BB cream. I bought a tube of it when they first released it since I had good experiences with Smashbox in the past, and I liked it well enough. But then I tried a sample of Dr. Jart's Flexitone (or something like that) BB cream and realized what a fool I had been. While Flexitone is probably the worst offering in Dr. Jart's line (it's not the best color match, it comes out grey and turned me a slight shade of orange), it felt amazing on my skin and covered my imperfections beautifully. The Smashbox BB cream tends to dry my skin out, but leaves it super greasy after I wash it off, and it doesn't cover nearly as well as Dr. Jart's.

>>6320805
Whereabouts in Oz do you live? I want to buy some Missha, and I know they stock here in this country, I just... don't know where.

>>6321410
I live in Sydney. The Missha I go to is in the city in QVB. Where abouts are you at?

>>6321410
Sorry, also found this. Hope it helps you out!

http://www.missha.com.au/location.php

>>6321420

Fantastic to know, I've for time off & are going to pick some up tomorrow. Thank you!

I have a general question about BB creams. I like everything about BB creams, except for the whitening part. Does this whitening just egalize the skin, or does it actually make you lighter?

>>6321427
No problems! I hope they still have their 50% off sale on.

>>6321428
I've been using whitening BB creams for a little while now (maybe 4 months or so). It has evened out my skin tone a little, but I don't think it has lightened my skin.

Hi! I've only tried one bb cream but I've been using it for around 3 months now, almost every day.
I'm eurasian and this color blends with my face skintone well. I've been surprisingly free of sporadic acne the last month or so, which surprises me because I've had more stress than ever. It might be a result of my better diet as well, but at the very least this bb cream does not cause my skin to break out.
It says "triple function: whitening, anti-aging, sun block" on the front.

Pros:
>works as a sun block
>face skin looks blended and possibly lighter
>not as much acne everywhere (probably from thicker old makeup)
>removes with soap easily
>bottle lasts a long time at the rate I've been using it

Cons:
>not too dried out from makeup, but a little
>have to moisturize once or twice a week at night because of ^
>will wipe off on tissue for several hours afterwards

>>6321099
Well, I'm sure different skin types may attribute to some difference of opinion. My skin stays a bit dry around my T-Zone but overall could best be described as oily. I also have very slight acne scarring (from when I was younger, 29 now) but no real need to cover anything else. I think my main problem is because I am so very pale any slight problem with my skin is very noticable. But the Skin79 has been great; I use that with Rose FRESH primer and set everything with Urban Decay's All Nighter set spray and it keeps my skin looking pretty great all day. Example, I've had old ladies come up to me at the mall and stuff and just rave about how nice my skin is and try to touch my face. This can be a little creepy (I feel like they're trying to steal my youth) but it does make me feel confident in the products I'm using.

alright, super noob here. I'm very interested in trying out either Dr Jarts or Skin Food. Problem is... I don't know how to look for the color closest to me. I've seen swatches of Missha I believe, where it had two girls' arms and the different tones+names. Where can I find something similar but for those two brands? I googled, but all I got was some Skin Food's aloe+sunscreen+bb. Is that the same thing?

I want to get a BB Cream, but I have very troublesome skin: Bad cystic acne scars, cystic acne, lots of redness, and very very sensitive and combination/oily skin (combo face & oily t-zone and eyelids), and makeup allergies. I am also unfortunately very pale.

Thanks to my awesome dermatologist, it's all clearing up, but it's doing so very slowly, and I want to try to star looking nice and not like a disgusting hot mess.

I've heard good things about Skinfood Gingko Green being really good about healing acne scars, but only moderate coverage, and it's impossible to find. And I keep hearing that American BB Creams are little more than glorified tinted moisturizer.

Please help me, /cgl/, I can't be pretty but I at least want to look presentable ;-;

>>6321847
I have never heard of that brand or primer. Where do you get it?

>>6321890
Not that anon, but I loveee Fresh products. I buy mine at Sephora.

>>6321903
Thanks. Maybe I will give it a shot when that friends and family thing starts. I like playing with different primers.

I have used quite a lot of the ones available here in France, and I have to say, when it comes to the quality/price comparision, Maybelline is actually quite good.
It works nice on the skin, and the lighter tone works on my super fair complexion.
I do have a nicer skin now that I use it daily.
The Garnier one is quite terrible. The bourjois is too pigmented.

>>6321927
Oh and follow up on this, I have a quite nice skin, but if you people have delicate skin, or a tendency to break out, I would recommend the Clinique BB cream. Or even better, the Vichy one. ( The Vichy one offers more coverage too.)

>>6321932

Ooh, I didn't know Clinique had a bb cream. How's the coverage? Texture?

>>6321890
I get mine from Sephora; they also have their own website, fresh.com. I'm not sure what other stores offer it. All the FRESH products are really nice, I love their Rose tinted lip treatment.

>>6321943
The texture is very fresh and nice, and it's quite good on sensitive skins. The coverage is a bit light for my tastes.

>>6321955
Ohhh, I got that rose lip balm as my Sephora birthday present, along with the non-tinted one, and they are seriously some of the best lip products I've used.

>>6321975

How light? Would it cover up redness?

>>6322032
Honey to cover up redness, you want to look more into green-tinted concealer. That BB cream's coverage is decent, but the tone of it is pretty yellowy, It wouldn't help you tons.
Get a greenish concealer, and then sure, but some BB cream on it, that Clinique one is gentle with the skin, so you will get an even complexion, and it won't make things worse like foundation would.

>>6322043

Ohh, okay. Sorry, I really don't know anything about makeup!

>>6322062
It's okay, we all have to learn.
Good luck anon, may you look flawless and fabulous in a non-distant future.

>>6322032
Different anon but one way to neutralize redness is to use Eucerin Redness Relief Daily Perfecting Lotion. It's pricier than other moisturizers, it's around $13.00, but it's tinted green to neutralize the red, then you can apply your bb cream or foundation over it or even wear it alone if you just want to minimize the redness and go without makeup on a day off.

>>6322158

Ooh, thanks! I don't mind that price, I'm used to paying fuckloads for things that at least won't make my face any worse, so that's perfect!

bampu!

>>6321987
Yeah, it's just so smooth and a nice amount of color. I keep meaning to try other colors besides Rose but the Rose one has lasted me months. I did just buy a bunch of stuff from e.l.f. since they were having their little Halloween sale and I picked up the e.l.f. Essential Soothing Lip Balm in Strawberry Crème and it's quite lovely. Just a nice hint of color and even smells great. For $1 it's definitely worth picking up.

>>6322265
>>6322062

!!!!!!!!!!

bb cream actually gets rid of redness in the face, when most people say it 'healed their scarring' that's mostly what they're referring to. I would suggest you try not to put anything under the bb cream like concealer, anything that can stop it from reaching your skin and actually working. otherwise its pretty useless imo, you might as well be wearing foundation. if good coverage isn't achieved, then try some powder/foundation ON TOP of your cream, but you don't want to add anything under the cream itself.

of course if you're going for a night out and want good coverage go ahead and use concealer, but as far as day to day goes, you want the ream ON your face, the end result is no redness to have to cover up in the first place.

I think its important for people who are inexperienced with makeup etc to know that, you don't have to add ONE even layer of makeup to your skin. there is nothing wrong, and infact is good practice to add more where needed. this applies to bb creams too, if one layer doesn't cover up your scars, redness, imperfections etc. then add more where needed. most creams could cover up my acne scarring, at its worst better than any of the drugstore makeup I had tried. skinfood is great, and has great coverage. some creams get cackey if you add too many layers, obviously. its all trial and error.

I've been using Garnier's BB cream for months now, and I haven't had a problem with it. I don't get it.

Never broken out from it, gives me a wonderful coverage, and helps with redness. It makes my face a little dewy, but I wear translucent powder anyway, so just a little bit of that and it's fine.

Everyone's skin is different. I have normal/dryish skin, so Garnier has never given me any trouble

>>6323049
The formula itself is crap though.

>>6321987
Another February birthday? I use them a lot and I still haven't used them all. The full size is expensive but when I run out I am going to get them again.

>>6321955
put in my mom's bday and picked up the birthday duo myself...all you have to do is give the email address and the birthdate they don't even ID lol

I've been using Super BB triple functions for about a half a year now, and It's just not fancying me anymore.

The coverage is meh, and the smell has always bothered me. Barely covers my freckles or dark circles.

Can anyone recommend some good BB cream?

I have a slightly oily T zone, but dry cheek and forehead.
I'm looking for good coverage and possibly even a whitening formula too.
Also I'm pretty pale, above ivory almost.

>>6323141
... so in theory I could go in and get a different one for every month if I went in to a few different stores?

>>6323179
Yeah, they don't care.

>>6323153
>>6323198
Isn't this the dreamy wig store girl?

>>6323153
that wig conceals your large rumor willis-esque jaw well

>>6323198
Damn right it does.
>>6323202
Nope. It's me.

Back to BB recommendations.

>>6323183
we only have one store in my town I think they know who I am haha or else i would do it all the time

so is this bb cream good for white people skin?

my skin isnt yellowish at all. I'm also very pale and my skin is a cool ivory tone. What brands should I look for and what should I avoid? sorry for being a total newbie. I read a blog post that some bb creams tend to be grayish? Right now Im looking at buying the BRTC Jasmine Water BB Cream?

(Also, do bb creams help with dark circles? Cause oh god mine can look TERRIBLE sometimes!)

http://www.frmheadtotoe.com/2010/12/huge-bb-cream-overview-reviews-swatches.html
^reliable source of info on bb cream brands?

>>6321879
pls respond

>>6317684
Oh god, I just finally got my skinfood order from zinopark on ebay, shipped right from Korea.
I got a few of there BB creams, including Good Afternoon Honey Black Tea, Good Afternoon Berry Berry Tea, And the Aloe one.
Only have tried the Aloe one so far, and oh my god it covered and went on so well compared to the MM prefect I used to use.

I also got some other skin care stuff from them, and I just got it today but everything I have used so far is so nice.

>>6317684
>>6320260
>>6323402


I want to buy the Gingko Green in shade #1 but APPARENTLY it doesn't exist anywhere, and neither of those sellers carry it either. I've asked where to get it in at least 6 other threads, I've googled everything I can think of to find it and just keep getting the Aloe and Mushroom and Sake pore pacts as results.

Did this shit get discontinued or something???

>>6321879
>>6323393

I've got some swatched with Skinfood on them, I'll post.

>>6324346
>*swatches

>>6324348

>>6324351

Last one, except this one is all Skin79.

I have to go out soon but if anyone is interested I can show a skin swatch of this BB cream when I'm home.
I'm a really pale fuck too.

I have a few BB creams, Faceshop/Tony Moly/Etude House and they're all fairly good, decent coverage however they're often a bit too grey-toned for my white-ass skin and often have a thicker texture. I actually picked up the Garnier BB cream and I'm liking it. I live in Australia so I'm not too sure if there's a formula/ingredient difference (I doubt it) but it smells pretty good to me. It also does have a light coverage and pretty much just acts like a tinted moisturizer for me - the reason why I love it is because I was able to get a pale enough colour to match my skin as well as the fact that it is a bit oilier which works well for my dry skin. It's also getting into summer here so I'm pretty sure this cheap-ass bb cream is going to be my new bff.

>>6324388
LOL, "Pale" and that Garnier shit suits your colour? My very dark latino friends use the lightest shade. You're not pale in any sense of the word if that BB cream doesn't look like someone smeared shit on your face.

>>6324383
I'm pale as fuck and this was terrible on me, orange as hell.

>>6324397
Which tone did you use? I find it OK if I rub it in a fair bit.

>>6324395
Another Ausfag here. Maybe it's a difference in the way it's made, but I'm super pale (I turn red just by going outside, freckles everywhere, etc), and the lightest shade in the BB Cream suits me just fine. I'm always worried about an orange face because of how pale I am, and with this I don't, soo... yeah.

>>6324388
>>6324491
Maybe you guys just burn easily/seem relatively pale because you're in Australia, land of the No Ozone Layer? Your sunlight is crazy intense, yo.
I'm not that other anon but I guess it's sort of frustrating when people call themselves 'super pale' yet have no problem finding cosmetics that suit their skin tone. I'm pale too (yet never burn, yay Northern Europe!) and have never been able to find foundation that was light enough for me. Several different Sephora employees have told me that foundation in my skin tone simply does not exist and that I should either mix something with pure white or get myself a tan. Fuck them, though, because Missha #13 works pretty well.
I'm not sure what my point here is. I think I need a nap.

>>6324341
zinopark is really nice, I would message him/her on ebay and ask.

>>6324551
>>6324491
I am "Super pale" and Australian. Garnier looks like caked shit on my face. As the other anon said; I also have to mix with white foundations to get my colour. My bathroom is an alchemy den and I find it really hard to see how you guys refer to yourselves as "Super Pale"

>>6324630
Maybe because I come from Irish stock? Well, pale Irish stock at any rate. Like... I'm not sure why how we classify our skin is coming under question/attack. I get that this particular BB cream doesn't work for /you/, but that doesn't make it universal. Besides, I don't know about the first anon, but I apply mine super thinly.

>>6324551
Yeah I get that (people complaining when they have things relatively easy), but I guess it's a basis to basis thing. I tend to look orange if I don't have the right colour, but then again to put it in perspective, I don't wear makeup that much to shop around and be frustrated that I can't find something that suits, if that helps any.

And yeah seriously fuck the Australian sun, it /is/ crazy.

To those who bought from Rubyruby76, did you pay for shipping, or did you pick the free shipping option?

>>6325114
I'd like to know this too please!

>>6325114
>>6325204
As would I.

Bump for helpful

>>6325114
I picked the Free Shipping option. My order (Missha's BB cream) came in a small cardboard box and was also wrapped tightly in a bubblewrap. It also came super-fast, like in a week. I will definitely order stuff again from there.