One of my most popular posts ever was on Drugstore BB Cream Reviews. And I would always get asked to review high-end ones, so I hope you enjoy, and maybe find a new favorite or two.
Urban Decay Naked Beauty Balm
- A five-in-one beauty balm that minimizes the appearance of pores, lines, wrinkles, and redness instantly for skin that looks firmer in eight weeks.
- Features SPF 20 sun protection
- Comes in one universal shade
- Best for oily skin, but I really liked it. I didn't notice anything especially minimized, but I would repurchase
- $34 for 1.8 oz
Stila Stay All Day 10-in-1 Illuminating BB Balm
- SPF 30
- Multipurpose beauty balm to produce a youthful-looking, radiant complexion
- Comes in one universal shade (also comes in bronzing and original formulas)
- Gives skin a lit-from-within glow
- Paraben-free
- Really love this (as well as the original formula), as it gives a glow without being glittery. I can see this working on all skin types, as long as you want a glow effect. Would repurchase
- $38 1.3 oz
Boscia BB Cream Broad Spectrum
- Oil-free botanical formula to promote skin elasticity and reduce the look of fine lines
- SPF 27
- Comes in one universal lustrous shade (and bronze)
- Paraben-free
- Mine was glittery and it was very obvious, as it was pointed out to me all day (even by strangers). I didn't like this at all.
- $18 .75 oz
Smashbox Camera Ready BB Cream
- A five-in-one formula for achieving flawless skin on camera and beyond.
- Oil-controlling formulation with emollients and optical pearl pigments to provide hydration and visibly reduce fine lines and wrinkles after only four weeks
- SPF 35
- Comes in 8 shades
- I really loved this in the summer (when my skin isn't as dry) and would repurchase it, but oily skin will like this best. I love how it comes in more than 1 shade!
- $39 1 oz
Too Faced Tinted Beauty Balm
- A multi-benefit BB cream that tints, primes, nourishes, prevents, and protects skin in one easy step.
- SPF 20
- Comes in five shades
- Oil-free hydration that primes the skin
- This has a slight illumination factor to it, and is very lightweight. I feel like it's not worth the price, and so that's why I wouldn't repurchase. It does feel like nothing is on the skin.
- $34 1.5 oz
Lioele Beyond the Solution BB Cream
- This Korean BB cream features ingredients such as lictorice root and jojoba oils to keep skin moist and smooth.
- Comes in one shade (great for pale/fair skin)
- 30 spf
- Lioele carries a variety of BB creams
- Very thick but blends in easily. However, this product is best for very pale/light skin tones. I wouldn't repurchase it since it is so light, but would highly recommend it. Plus, how cute is the packaging?
- $39 50ml (I've seen it for under $20)
Dr. Jart+ Premium Beauty Balm
- A one-step balm that perfects the appearance of skin while protecting it from the sun and environmental factors.
- Bio-Peptide Complex infused with white gold to provide antiaging properties and support natural collagen
- SPF 45
- Comes in one universal shade
- Sulfates-free
- Dr. Jart has several other BB creams, and most of these I like. Be warned that I've tried some that turned grey on me.
- I really liked this and would repurchase. All skin types would like this.
- $39 1.5 oz
Overall:
- Minus the Lioele, all BB creams featured here were purchased at Sephora.
- BB creams are great options for those that want to have fewer products and light coverage. BB creams can also be used as a primer (like the UD Naked one, for example) although I usually wear them as is.
- I've found that high-end BB creams are better for those with oily skin, as most drugstore versions more closely resemble tinted moisturizers that work better for dry skin.
- I've noticed that most high-end BB creams come in one shade, and that shade is for light-medium (I would definitely say more light to fair), so I strongly suggest trying samples before you purchase (or keep the receipt).
What's your favorite BB Cream?
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