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    I've been meaning to try it, but it's pretty expensive and my combo of Revlon Colorstay liquid foundation and MAC Studiofix powder works well for me, so I can't really justify buying it.
    Do wanna try it though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dolphin View Post
    @glam @Starfall @octo @Ningyo @jessica129

    So I've been hearing a lot about BB cream but have never really looked into it. Is it amazing? Is it glorified tinted moisturizer? I'm looking at reviews on Makeupalley, and it must be popular because I've never seen a BB cream section there before. It was talked about a bit in the Cassandra Bankson thread but I thought it needed its own discussion. Thoughts?

    http://www.makeupalley.com/product/s...=Find+Products
    Ummmm.... believe or not I'm the one you should include in your list of mentions as I've been on a BB cream sampling spree the past month or so.

    Apparently Korea is wayy ahead of the West in terms of skin care. Real BB cream are Korean brands.

    I haven't found my favorite bb cream yet but i've tried the following:

    skin79 sampler ($10 for 4 small tubes):
    pink label - good coverage, pinkish tones
    gold label - good coverage, yellowish tones
    diamond - a little sheerer but not bad, nicer texture though, goes on smoother i think
    pearl - very sheer.

    Full size skin79 tubes are pretty reasonably priced btw - like $8-9 or so (i forget the # of oz in that one though)

    boscia bb cream (from sephora) - really nice texture... coverage a little sheer but not bad... too pricey.

    Dr. Jart ( forget which one exactly, got sample @ sephora too) - liked it but wayyy too pricey and SPF too ridiculously high

    BRTC Jasmine Water (ordered a 5-pack of samples off ebay) - excellent coverage. My skin looked really great, very natural. Tried it this past week. Am breaking out a bit today but it could be unrelated. I've been stressed this past wk too and not sleeping enough. Full size tube a little pricier than skin79 creams but much cheaper than western "bb cream".

    Next up:
    Missha Signature Real Complete
    Skin Food Good Afternoon Rose Lemon tea
    Skin Food Platinum Grape Cell
    Holika Holika Clearing Petit BB


    I am also IN LOVE with the Skin Food Salmon undereye concealer (got on ebay a week ago and cant get enough of it--I finally dont have dark bags under my eyes! At least when it's on... ).

    btw most of these i've gotten samples for like $2-3 on ebay. I wasn't going to pay full price for a tube until i found my favorite or at least tried it out against my skin. Everyone's skin is different, so you may like different ones from me.
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    oh and i forgot to mention that yes BB cream is supposed to be like foundation, moisturizer, and primer in one, but skin-healing properties or something like that (depending on the particular one i guess). Some people just use bb cream for all of the above, but I find that it goes on smoother when i have a layer of light moisturizer on underneath (I love Trader Joe's SPF 15 facial moisturizer). I also tend to just apply bb cream to just my trouble areas so i do need spf for the other parts of my face. Your routine might be different. the other nice thing about bb cream is that i've found it blends really well to natural skin tone, even when it initially seems a little off, and even when it covers well, as long as you dont overapply it-- a little goes a long way. You just have to make sure that you get the "light" shade vs the "dark" shade depending on your skin color. Like if you're very fair, opt for the "light" shade. If you're a bit darker or olive skined, opt for the "dark". Sometimes a particular brand only has one shade. You would have to sample it to make sure it's compatible. (actually i recommend that for any of them because there are nuances in the coloring despite what i said above).
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    I have some tinted moisturizer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dolphin View Post
    LOL WA you know I actually thought of you when I made the thread and wondered if you made the jump from Asian soap operas to BB cream. I thought I was being too stereotypical..
    LOL that's hilarious! Indeed i have!

    I mean who wouldn't, seeing the actors' and actresses' flawless amazing skin
    Also BB cream was mentioned in a couple of shows (City Hunter is one that immediately comes to mind)... "my mom told me to always use bb cream if i want to attract a good husband" lol
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    haven't tried it yet, but i want to. kind of broke atm unfortunately.

    it was recommended to me by a Korean friend who said she got a Korean brand of it at H-mart (the Asian supermarket chain). she does not wear makeup, but she was going through a stressful period and started breaking out very badly, so she wore it to cover & heal the blemishes and redness. she says it's expensive but worth it.

    thanks for the tips, @WorkaholicsAnon !

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    @octo

    re: the skin-whitening: i'm reading a bit and i'm guessing that it's ingredients such as arbutin that give some BBcreams their skin-lightening properties (?). Korean/Asian BBcreams don't typically contain more iffy kinds of skin-lightening chemicals (e.g. hydroquinone), do they?

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    I've never even heard of BB Cream until about a week ago when I saw it on a commercial...well, now I'm interested. I'm getting really, incredibly bitter about my current makeup routine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by octo View Post
    What's your current routine, out of interest?
    Dolphin asked me the same, so I'm just going to copy and paste what I sent her.

    Wash face w/Saint Ives Apricot Scrub twice daily
    -Cleanse w/ Stridex pads (at night)
    -Apply Terminator Acne gel all over face (at night)
    -Apply Neutrogena Healthy Skin Anti-Wrinkle Cream SPF 15 (in the morning--love this, omg)
    -Put on an eye moisturizer/brightner followed by Mac Concealer to hide dark spots
    -Apply Revlon Colorstay foundation
    -Physicians formula powder / blush
    -Mac eyeliner
    - And finally, Maybelline Volum Express mascara (I've tried a million mascaras but always come back to this one for some reason--it's not that great, but ok)
    It's not a lot of makeup and I never look overly done, I just struggle like hell with dark circles, acne and allergy eyes (sexy, I know). I just see these women that wake up and look fabulous and I look like a damn trainwreck LOL.

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    Yeah my skin can take a lot though and it never irritated it before so I dunno..I've found that exfoliating really helps control my breakouts. Now the only time I ever break out is when I fall asleep in makeup or it's pms time. Is my list really long? lol what is a normal routine? It's so exhausting...when a friend asks me out it's like UGH do i really want to do all of this? I think i just look old and dead without makeup. But i'm going to look into this BB cream stuff. Sounds interestng.

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    i do a lot of stuff too.. i didn't find Jessica's routine to be long at all... lol

    i have sensitive skin and also struggle with acne. i'm perhaps irrationally skeptical of trying any kind of essential oil because i feel like it'll break me out.

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    I never really tried putting oil on my face except for tea tree oil and I didnt really notice much of a difference. You know, one thing I LOVE as an alternate to chemically overdone toners is Witch Hazel. Gosh it's been years since I've used it for some reason and forgot about it til i read this thread and thought about my old routines. It cleanses and tones and really minimizes the look of red spots quit dramatically. And just for contrast, I'd love to see a guys routine. It'd consist of like...3 things, if that.

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    Hmm, that's interesting that oily skin responds well to more oil. Mine is very oily also and i would just feel like i was rubbing butter on my face if i put more oil on it,it would just feel wrong. Interesting.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dolphin View Post
    So I've been hearing a lot about BB cream but have never really looked into it. Is it amazing? Is it glorified tinted moisturizer? I'm looking at reviews on Makeupalley, and it must be popular because I've never seen a BB cream section there before. It was talked about a bit in the Cassandra Bankson thread but I thought it needed its own discussion. Thoughts?

    http://www.makeupalley.com/product/s...=Find+Products
    BB cream can be used as a makeup base or foundation (light coverage). I have read somewhere that we would still need to use a moisturizer before applying BB cream, so I guess this is the difference between it and the tinted moisturizer. Anyway, I have been using it for a couple of years and I like how it feels light and looks natural on my face without appearing like I have applied makeup.

    I'm currently using ETUDE HOUSE Precious Mineral BB cream (Sheer Silky Skin) which is suitable for oily skin, and I have just bought BB cream from Hanskin as I have read from reviews that Hanskin is very well-known for its range of BB cream and a lot of ladies in Korea swear by it. As for the technique of applying BB cream, unlike normal liquid foundation where you would usually dab it with a sponge and spread the foundation evenly on your face, you need to dot your face with spots of BB cream and pat it evenly throughout your face so that there is a smooth and even coverage.

    Here's a video (which I have saved under my "Favorites") on how to apply BB cream:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4_U1FOcCeQ

    In case you are considering looking around for BB creams to try, you could probably consider buying them from the english website of Gmarket (http://english.gmarket.co.kr/). It is like the Amazon website of Korea. I have friends who bought from that website and I heard from them that they could combine the shipping from various sellers. From the website, you can compare the prices of the same products from different sellers, and see which sellers are highly rated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by eunice View Post
    BB cream can be used as a makeup base or foundation (light coverage). I have read somewhere that we would still need to use a moisturizer before applying BB cream, so I guess this is the difference between it and the tinted moisturizer. Anyway, I have been using it for a couple of years and I like how it feels light and looks natural on my face without appearing like I have applied makeup.

    I'm currently using ETUDE HOUSE Precious Mineral BB cream (Sheer Silky Skin) which is suitable for oily skin, and I have just bought BB cream from Hanskin as I have read from reviews that Hanskin is very well-known for its range of BB cream and a lot of ladies in Korea swear by it. As for the technique of applying BB cream, unlike normal liquid foundation where you would usually dab it with a sponge and spread the foundation evenly on your face, you need to dot your face with spots of BB cream and pat it evenly throughout your face so that there is a smooth and even coverage.
    I have also heard rave reviews of Hanskin BB cream... after I try the ones I already have, I will have to sample that one!

    Oh and thanks for the application tips!
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    I want to start wearing a bit of make up again, atleast on special occasions where there are cameras . I've gone about a year-and-a-half make-up free. I love the natural look but I also love the even tone of foundation.. so this BB cream sounds perfect. I can't buy make-up off then net and I doubt BB cream or bare minerals is available where I live for under 3x the price..sooo I'll just have to settle for Avon smooth minerals. I'm taking self care a little more seriously now that my self-esteem has gone up abit.. I guess my vanity's back. I reckon their are 5 main "skin sins" and they all start with S in order of the most harmful: sun, smoking, sugar, (lack of) sleep, and stress. Heavy make up is pointless if taking enough care of yourself. Make-ups sole purpose is to make you appear more youthful & fertile.

    @Starfall you're dead on about sun protection. I've been doing my own research on the harmful effects of sun exposure & how it accounts for 80% of skin ageing! I'm no longer letting the sun "rape" my porcelain skin I've stopped walking in the sun between 10am and 4pm. I'm a low type II, so I can only get a base tan anyway.. I've *tried* to get a tan in Summer but srsly how stupid of me to damage my skin in the hope of being "bronzed". I avoid UVB like the plague now, wearing spf too because of the unnoticable but deadly UVA rays. My skin has improved an immense amount in such a small time. It's much softer, and the tone is a lot more even. I'm not aaaassss upset when I look at my skin in public mirrors.. but then again overhead fluorescent lighting doesn't do anyone favours.

    I saw your pics where you're holding the baby @dolphin, and you have such nice skin! I'm guessing you don't eat too much sugar or get much sun either? I'm not taking any sugar in my coffee anymore and I've cut back on chocolate... coupled with sun protection, I think it's going to make a big difference soon .

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    Quote Originally Posted by dolphin View Post
    Diam0nd, where are you at location wise? If you were able to order makeup off the internet I'd say putter around the various mineral makeup sites and get some samples. I wear a foundation from Meow Cosmetics that's a fairly good match, they have a lot of shades to choose from. But if you're happy with what you have more power to you.

    Although I think it's important to take care of one's body and not subject it to undue stressors, I don't believe that being healthy is the golden ticket to great skin. It is very frustrating to be doing all the "right" things and to still be breaking out constantly. It is not necessarily something you can control completely (but there are things you can do to make it better). Even during the times my skin was very bad, people tended not to notice because I was good at makeup. My skin is breaking out and peeling in those pictures, but you cannot see it due to the lighting and makeup.

    People with good skin seem like they often take it for granted. They smoke, sleep in their makeup, have a horrible diet, etc. and their skin still looks great. But if I had skin that was impervious to the elements, would I do all those sinful things? Of course I would! What's life without a little sun and chocolate? But everything in moderation, unless you're Hunter S. Thompson.
    So true, I wish it was the golden ticket.

    Location wise I'm in sunny Niteroi, brazil.. where a tribe of pygmy marmosettes run around on the telephone wires disconnecting me from the internet

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    I wish dudes had makeup...it seems like such a cool thing. I wouldn't use much.
    But, for a certainty, back then,
    We loved so many, yet hated so much,
    We hurt others and were hurt ourselves...

    Yet even then, we ran like the wind,
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gilly View Post
    I wish dudes had makeup...it seems like such a cool thing. I wouldn't use much.
    It can be..but then it gets to be a personal necessity where if you didn't have it, it'd feel like you're naked...and would you like girls judging your looks that much? lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gilly View Post
    I wish dudes had makeup...it seems like such a cool thing. I wouldn't use much.
    actually very heterosexual men in Korea use BB cream as well. The very handsome guys with the flawless skin
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    In this internet age, you could all just look up the ingredients you like, order it from the wholesaler or manufacturer, and mix this stuff up yourself. (So says me.)
     
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    So our do it yourself instinct would get the better of us? LOL
     
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    You know, on second thought, you could mix up 200 bottles and start selling them on Esty!
     
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    Hot dam, this thread blew up while I was on vacation.

    Coincidentally just brought home my first tube the other night. That awkward moment where the shade picked out by a professional is several shades too dark. orz I'm considering seeing how it measures up against a full coverage look and wearing it to work so I can look pretty without burning through cash spent on primer, foundation and powder as well as worrying about breaking out more often. I'll let you know once I've gotten a feel for it. I'm using Too Faced Tinted Beauty Balm.
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    so guys can use this right?

    are the Garnier commercials true?

    please helppppppppp i want to be beautiful

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    Quote Originally Posted by Capitalist Pig View Post
    so guys can use this right?

    are the Garnier commercials true?

    please helppppppppp i want to be beautiful
    I know you're just trolling, but yes. Men can use BB cream as well.

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    I tried BB cream but found I didn't like it. I generally don't like pigmented products. I'm not big for
    concealer or powder or any of that jazz. But then I've been blessed with good skin. I tried it because
    I had read/heard really good things about it.

    My routine consists of washing my face with cetaphil and my clarisonic and moisturizing twice a day.
    Right now I'm using this horrible moisturizer that is actually my boyfriend's. I'm only using it to use it
    all up. Lord knows he never moisturizes. Though I try to encourage him. When I wear eye makeup
    I use clinique's eye makeup remover. I also found that when I started drinking more water my skin
    is much better. Once a week I will exfoliate with this clarins exfoliator I have. I can't remember what
    it's called but it's made from oranges and smells like Florida.

    I found BB cream unnecessary though I am sure it is a good product for those that have different
    skin than I.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dolphin View Post
    @Capitalist Pig use apple cider vinegar toner! @Uniden should come in here and tell us what he thinks of it.
    Toner?! I thought apple cider vinegar was an exfoliate!

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    @Capitalist Pig the first thing you will notice when using apple cider vinegar is the smell. Obviously you won't want to be walking around being that pungent. But, worry not the smell goes away rather soon. Only two things I've noticed bring back the smell. Washing your face will do it. And rubbing your face aggressively against your blanket will as well... or so I've heard >_>

    The next thing to note is the stinging. Please do not fret. The stinging means it is working. It's just the apple cider vinegar readjusting the pH of your skin which I suspect is the key to all its beautification properties. As such I try to use it after a shower and shave as I think that is when your skin's pH is most likely to get knocked out of balance? Oh and a warning. You'll feel the stinging strongest over areas you shave the most and especially on open wounds. I, uh, heh, wouldn't recommend dabbing this on your open wounds. Unless you want to feel manly for muscling through the pain. Which is a perfectly valid reason. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

    Capitalist Pig, you came in here wanting to feel beautiful and I feel ya. I feel ya most definitely. I do think this will help bring you on your way... to feeling... beautiful... apple drops onto a cotton circle... circular motions on the face..leaving... a trail of pinprickliness..that light fluttery giddy feeling that you've just put your big toe into a world many men dare not even gaze at too closely. Yeahh... apple cider vinegar will put you on your way to feeling beautiful.

    I know, I know how you may feel that perhaps, perhaps, you could measure up to the likes of Brad Pitt. But, how could you ever hope to not be dulled out when faced with the likes of Patrick Wolf and many others the gals are posting about in that List of Attractive People thread? As I see me in my reflection with a apple cider vinegar saturated Swisspers 100% Cotton Round, there is only 1 answer. You press that cotton round right. on. that. open. wound. Where you tried to shave around that annoying pimple and just said fuck it to yourself and shaved right over it. Bursting its red gushiness. You rub that cotton round right there. Let the stingingness flow through you. Don't stop. Endure as it floods your perceptions. As it blots out those images of them Viggo Mortensons and Ezra Millers with their flowy hair. Let the stinging overcome their haunting images as you stay strong. Relish in your ability to stand under such a stinging sensation. Relish... in your manliness!

    heh

    Of course what would a beautification recommendation be without some before and after pics?

     




     




    I'm sure you can see the difference

    Edit: Dolphin covered a lot of the practical know-how better than I ever could. I guess the only thing I can add is to rub it over your eyebrows. As a slight exfoliate, I think it would help with removing the flakes that could accumulate in your eyebrows. I haven't notice any such thing on my eyebrows after doing that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dolphin View Post
    Is it amazing? Is it glorified tinted moisturizer? I'm looking at reviews on Makeupalley, and it must be popular because I've never seen a BB cream section there before. It was talked about a bit in the Cassandra Bankson thread but I thought it needed its own discussion. Thoughts?
    Is it good for jerking off? Can I use it as a lube?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Park View Post
    Is it good for jerking off? Can I use it as a lube?
    If you want to dye your dick go for it.

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    @Hydrangea, I promise you I am not trolling. @dolphin, thank you, dear!

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    lol apple cider vinegar changed uniden's life. go dolphin!

    i bought some too..... i just never use it because it smells horrible. so i started to drink it.

    maybe I'll give it a few more times on my face.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ashton View Post
    This makes sense in only a blackburry way could
    LOL. well. I thought-- maybe I can get the health benefits by drinking it?
    Bottle says drink it....
    I didn't like my face stinkin'.

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    uniden you have fucking problems but thx bro (i think)

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    Quote Originally Posted by octo View Post
    as long as I keep feeding it rose hip oil it seems pretty happy.
    Thanks for the tip! I'll go out and look for some first chance i get!
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