It is very comfortable to wear and does a very good job at offering light-medium coverage, and to neutralise redness on skin while offering luminosity. I add a little concealer on any spots and under my eyes, but this isn’t particularly necessary if you’re looking for that low coverage no makeup look. I just love these two products and I've been reaching for them every day since I purchased them, they have definitely become staples in my makeup bag. As for hair care, it is a non-volatile silicone meaning that it stays on the hair rather than evaporates from it and smoothes the hair like no other thing. A Girl Pro HD BB Creams, mostly because the texture is a bit creamier than the other, which applies well with both fingers and beauty blender.

The only that bothers me is the scent, it smells like there is perfume in there but my skin hasn't reacted to it which is very surprising in deed! I hadn’t heard of this product before but the claims drew me in and after trying the tester on the back of my hand, I was sold. A clear, light yellow liquid that is used to coat pigments (such as inorganic sunscreen agents or colorants) in cosmetic products.It is also the most commonly used "base" material for layered composite pigments such as pearl-effect pigments. This is not a make-up or skincare must-have in addition to your current foundation or tinted moisturiser. Apply Bourjois' 123 Perfect Colour Correcting cream onto the centre of your face and blend outwards towards the jawline.

The Bourjois 123 Perfect CC Cream is oil-free and claims to contain three colour-correcting pigments: Apricot, to correct fatigue; Green, for redness; and White for dark spots. When it comes to BB and CC creams I've always been one of these girls that have never understood the hype or buzz surrounding them. I’ve been suffering from a bout of dermatitis recently, causing red spots to appear on my face, like a red lobster.I can’t really say if it’s true to its claim: being a ‘colour correcting’ cream it contains apricot ( anti-fatigue), green (anti-redness) and white (anti-dark spots) pigments to correct your skintone. In general terms, where BB stood for Blemish Balm (officially; some labelled it Beauty Balm), CC stands for Colour Corrector - which means addressing redness, sallowness and so on - for a more even toned complexion. The Bourjois 123 Perfect CC Cream is positioned as a CC Cream, containing pigments to colour correct the skin. Here’s the swatch to show you how similar or different the Bourjois 123 Perfect CC Cream is to other Bourjois foundations. Getting a perfect complexion is as easy as 1-2-3… with Bourjois 123 Perfect Colour Correcting Cream.