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Próbki kremu BB Purito - Testujemy i Recenzujemy
My thought on PURITO Cica Clearing BB Cream
I have been looking for a BB cream to add to my favorite list for a long time. And I haven’t been able to find anything that works great on my skin. My favorite has always been Missha perfect cover BB cream and Missha Signature real complete BB cream. Even though I really like those I am still looking for a product with little or preferably no scent. That is why I started looking at this one from Purito.
Korean BB creams are amazing when you find the right match, sadly they are not that great on shade range. Usually I mix to get my perfect shade so I tend to by two shades to start with.
Packaging
Purito Cica Clearing BB Cream comes in a regular tube. It is a simple yet nice packaging and I really don’t wish for more. So nothing to complain about here.
Often when it comes to product that claims being dewy, super moisturizing etc. that doesn’t seem to be the case on my skin. I haven’t yet found a BB cream or foundation that makes my skin feel happy during the full time I am wearing it. Usually in the end of the day my skin feels dry. Bare in mind I have super dry skin so this is an issue that I have with every product I use.
The shades on Korean BB creams are always an issue and I do find that the easiest way is to except that you probably wont find a perfect match and instead mix your own shade. I always have darker yellow toned shades at home. This to get rid of that grayness a lot of shade seem to have. This goes for a lot of brand so it is nothings specific to this one from Purito.
Table of Contents
- Overview
- Product Demo
- Swatches
- How To Apply
- Ingredients Highlight
- Usage Experience & Wear
- What Others Say
- Product Comparisons
- Final Verdict
Best suited for
Light to medium toned folks with normal to oily types looking for a super affordable base that feels like a tinted moisturizer but with the coverage of a light foundation. Dark skin tones can see if #31 is a match, otherwise it’s a pass.
Things to note
Alcohol-free, fragrance-free, and cruelty-free.
Packaging
A plastic squeeze tube with a twist cap.
Texture
Creamy yet feels airy when applied on the skin.
Finish
Initially dewy but sets to a satin finish. Doesn’t get oilier throughout the day for my dry skin, if anything any areas not properly moisturized beforehand will look patchy after a few hours. Minimal oxidation with shades 13 and 15.
Price & Size
$7.69 – $10 for 30ml on Stylevana (10% off with SHOPJENNY ), YesStyle (5% off with GEEKYPOSH ), IHerb, Jolse, and Amazon
What Others Say
Reviews from YesStyle so you can get a better idea of how this works for different skin types.
Amazing BB cream! It does not bother my oily, acne-prone skin at all either – in fact, when I take it off at the end of the day my skin usually seems a little brighter and less irritated than in the morning.
oily skin
A good product that I keep going back to. However the color could be better. Also I feel likes it makes my T-sone very shiny (depending on what products I am using under).
normal skin
First few hours looks good but later all dry spots looks bad. It covers my acne spots and left marks a bit, to cover it more you need to layer product but at the end these areas will look bad.
combination/acne prone skin
Full Ingredients (for shade #15)
One of the key differences between BB Creams and traditional foundations is the inclusion of skin beneficial ingredients, though this line has gotten blurry with many of the skincare/makeup hybrids.
- Asiaticoside – Found to increase antioxidant activity and collagen production! 1,3
- Madecassoside – Found to inhibit melanin production from UV damage. 2
- Asiatic Acid – Can also help increase collagen as well as glycosaminoglycans (another humectant found naturally on our skin) production. 1
- Madecassic Acid – Yep this one helps with collagen production as well. 1
Other soothing and anti-inflammatory ingredients include panthenol, allantoin, and adenosine.
“Sunscreen” wise, it’s a hybrid formula with zinc oxide, octisalate, and octinoxate. “Sunscreen” is in quotes because you’d look ridiculous if you tried using this as one.
Obviously don’t expect these ingredients to deliver the same results or potency as a serum, but this could be gentle base for someone who might find regular foundations irritating.
