How it's mainly different from a BB cream is that it has better blending abilities which makes it compatible with most skin tones. It doesn't leave a white cast in reality or photos, has an impressive SPF of 35, is made of natural mineral ingredients and importantly dries to a matte finish. Although matte, the texture of it remains really light and gel like, not heavy like a tinted moisturiser or foundation.
I love the packaging, the price is reasonable and it is likely to be a hit amongst those with oily/combination skin type who don't like wearing heavy looking or feeling foundations on an everyday basis. My only gripe with it is coverage. It is surely more pigmented than Garnier and Liz Earle but not so much that I can flaunt it confidently outside home, especially due to my slightly uneven skin tone.
As you can tell, the shade is a neutral beige with a hint of pink in it to brighten sallow skin tones. Available in 3 shades, it seems to contain some fabulous ingredients that are actually great for your skin as opposed to the ones that are just proposed but western brands to be present in their BB creams.
www.rachelkcosmetics.com
can you find this in any store in London?
I highly doubt. eBay should be your best bet!
Ahh I just did a post on why I hate BB Creams! Maybe this could be the answer?! Let's see if other beauty brands take any notice...
Sami x
i am waiting for the DD cream :P x
liloo/@tsunimee xx
@liloo as long as brands figure out what dd stands for, it should be out soon hehe
Hi Lydia, you can get your CC cream from Rachel K by contacting them directly (sales@rachelkcosmetics.com) - this how I order mine since last year ; or yes you can also find it on ebay ;)
LOL @liloo's comment :D Yeah, I'd like to see DD Cream too.
This looks good Shifs, esp the pink packaging :). I'd seen a couple CC Creams in Malaysia, but I was still in BB mode hehe
♥xx♥
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