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Opinie na temat kremu CC w Sephorze
The Value: Good—if you don't use a ton of product
Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturizer: Laura Mercier's tinted moisturizer, which I also like, is pretty similar to the IT Cosmetics CC+ Cream. It has built-in SPF, too, and contains macadamia and kukui seed oils, which help moisturize the skin (although this might not be ideal for someone with oily skin). The Laura Mercier option also has a better shade selection but is a touch more expensive.
Maybelline Dream Cover: This is a popular dupe of IT's CC+ Cream and is much more affordable. This skincare-makeup hybrid is full-coverage, delivers SPF 50 protection, contains antioxidants, and clocks in at a mere $13.
The Results: Lightweight but wasn't an exact match
I liked the lightweight texture of this product as it was more in line with what I usually wear, but the color was not an exact match to my skin tone (I used the lightest shade, Clair). As the day went on, it oxidized and turned a bit darker. The formula is extremely easy to use, and you barely feel like anything is on your face. This product could also be used underneath your foundation as a primer, to help even out skin tone.
This CC cream was so lightweight, I forgot I was wearing makeup several times throughout the day.
I would use this on days that I just want a thin layer of coverage versus something more full.
About My Skin: Sensitive, combination skin
I have combination and sensitive skin and wear makeup most days out of the week. I like for makeup to feel light on my face and often opt to wear cream formulas and tinted foundations that cover but aren’t too heavy. I always wear foundation, concealer, brow gel, mascara, highlight, and blush. Some brands I wear often are RMS Beauty, Giorgio Armani Beauty, Cle de Peau Beaute, and Nars.
This CC cream is very easy to apply and can be done so with a foundation brush or your fingers. The formula starts out white, and then when warmed onto the skin turns to match your natural skin tone. If you do choose to use your fingers, apply a pea-sized amount, and rub it into your face in a circular motion watching the product change in color. I would not recommend using a sponge with this product as it blends best when it’s combined with the warmth of your skin, and you won’t get as even of a blend when utilizing a sponge.