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Sun May 17, 2009 7:36 am  |
One a previous thread beetlebugs mentioned something called BB Cream I did a search on the forum and found a couple of threads on it and a lot of information online seems to be a phenomenon in Asia. Anyway like the majority of people who frequent this board I am something of a sucker and find myself itching to buy a tube which of the Skinfood BB Cream which is actually going for an okay price on ebay. I would like to know what might be in it before I buy though. I have a good idea that it may not be very natural ingredients. I did see a list for another brand and it seemed very silicone heavy which is something I personally try to avoid as I don't like the idea of using a product which is basically a Spackle paste.
Does anyone have an ingredients list for the Skinfood BB Cream or any experience of using it?
Thanks for your advice! |
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Sun May 17, 2009 6:35 pm |
| Well I managed to find some info on the ingredients of this product and as I suspected it is mostly all silicone. It kind of goes against my skin care philosophy but I might go ahead and order a cheapish BB Cream just to test it out. If the results are nice I can always keep it for special occasions. |
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floprain
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Joined: 17 May 2009
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Sun May 17, 2009 7:43 pm |
| I have tried BB cream of Dr.jart+ and skin79, which is better brands than skinfood. If you are oily skin, i should suggest you do not try this products. And i got more acen problem when i used it, though i removed with clean oil every night... |
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Sun May 17, 2009 8:30 pm |
| floprain wrote: |
| I have tried BB cream of Dr.jart+ and skin79, which is better brands than skinfood. If you are oily skin, i should suggest you do not try this products. And i got more acen problem when i used it, though i removed with clean oil every night... |
Are you saying that the skinfood brand is not good for oily skin or that no BB cream is good for oily skin?
I think I'll just go ahead and order some of the Skin79 brand anyway as my curiosity needs to be satisfied! If it is bad for my skin I will donate it to a friend with less oily skin than I have. |
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Sun May 17, 2009 8:46 pm |
Hi,
I've tried skinfood's mushroom & aloe range bb cream & am currently using it's Aloe range (with SPH20). I prefer this Aloe one cos it's easier to apply onto my skin. My mom is using the mushroom range, which is more for ageing skin & the coverage is better.
I can post the ingredients list for you when i get back home later, hopefully it's all written in English, not Korean.  |
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Sun May 17, 2009 9:00 pm |
Forgot to mention that i've got normal to dry skin & in my early 30s.
I enjoyed trying new products, hence am still buying different brands & types of bb creams to try whenever my current ones is about to be used up. The next brand i'm gonna try is Dr Jart+. Here's a list of info i extracted from the website......
Dr. Jart+ Black Label Detox Healing Blemish Base (Black Label BB Cream)
Whitening & Anti-Wrinkle Formula (SPF 25 / PA ++)
This unique triple action formula containing innovative active ingredients aims at covering skin imperfections, concealing blemishes and activating skin rejuvenation. It also smoothes wrinkles and fine lines while providing skin protection to skin.
Size: 50ml
Colour: Natural Beige (with pink undertone). Suitable for those who wish to achieve a nude, good skin, no makeup look.
Skin Type: Dry / Normal / Combination skin. Suitable for those who wants to prevent wrinkles and fine lines.
Active Ingredients: Arbutin, Adenosine, Caviar ext, Ginkgo ext, Collagen, Camellia ext, Chamomilla ext, Bisabolol, Aloe Barbadensis Juice, Demethicone, Zinc oxide.
Dr. Jart+ Silver Label Rejuvenating Blemish Base (Silver Label BB Cream)
Whitening (SPF 35 / PA++)
This unique professional formula containing innovative active ingredients aims at covering skin imperfections, concealing blemishes, and activating skin rejuvenation. It soothes red, irritated skin while providing moisture to skin. It can also be used as a makeup base.
Size: 50ml
Colour: Ivory Beige. Suitable for those who wish to achieve a radiant look.
Skin Type: Normal / Combination / Oily.
Active Ingredients: Silica, Arbutin, Tocopheryl Acetate, Mica, Pathenol, Nelumbo Nucifera Flower Extract, Hordeum Vulgare Leaf Extract, Ubiquinone (Coenzyme Q10). |
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Mon May 18, 2009 8:03 am |
| Thanks for the info and advice beetlebugs. I went ahead and ordered the Skin79 Gold BB Cream it was not to expensive from ebay and I am very keen to test this product. I am early 30's and have combo skin so not sure this product will be okay for me to use daily but maybe just for going out etc. I will have to wait and see I am just curious really to see what all the fuss is about! I'll do a review once I've tested it. |
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Tue May 19, 2009 9:05 pm |
Hi,
Have checked my Skinfood's bb cream, unable to post the ingredients list cos it's all in Korean.
Hope you enjoy using the bb cream & hope to see your review soon. |
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Tue May 19, 2009 10:21 pm |
| I tried the skinfood bb cream. The coverage is good, but I got loads of clogged pores from that product. My face was just dotted all over. I stopped using it and the clogged pores all faded within 2 days.Now I'm using BRTC Jasmine water bb cream. I love it! |
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Sat May 23, 2009 6:05 pm |
Just got my Skin 79 Super+ BB Cream Gold and have done a review of it on the products section of the forum. It's early days yet but so far I'm very impressed! Thanks for all the advice  |
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