This BB cream color is soooo bad. The 21 is too white, 23 give the grayish under tone and the 27 or 28 is too orange. The coverage is good but very oily. If you have oily acne prone skin, stay away from this one. I broke out after 1 wear. The smell is too strong and gave me headache. Even I used cleansing oil to remove this but it still broke me out. Im scared to give it another try so i guess I wait until it expires and throw it it out.

This bb cream is definitely for those who want a bit more coverage compared to some of the bbcreams out there. The texture is a bit too thick for my likes but that's what makes this cream more "coverable". It is a bit hard to blend it so for daily use I just blend it with my moisturizer. This is perfect to cover eye bags/circles and blemishes. I have sensitive skin and I tend to have tiny bumps on my forehead after a few days of continuous use of this product. This wears of I say in about 6-8 hours of use and I will either have to use my blotting papers or just reapply a thin layer. I would prefer something less heavy for daily use and that's the reason why I'm considering to buy the Clinique bbcream.

I ordered this online since I'd heard that it has a good color selection, & I was looking for something to match my very fair skin. I got it in shade 13, which is *perfect* - I've never had a foundation that has matched my skin as well as this does.
For starters it has a bit of a floral smell that some people might not like, but I don't find it too bad. It disappears once you apply it anyway. The texture is lovely, very thick but it spreads easily & the coverage is amazing! Just a pea sized amount makes my skin look flawless without making me look like I'm wearing a ton of makeup. I just started using it so I can't comment on it's anti aging properties, but so far this is my HG! I'll never wear foundation again! continued >>

I purchased the BB cream in beige. I've still got winter skin, so I'm very fair, but as a note to all the ladies out there with olive skin: THIS IS NOT THE SHADE FOR YOU. It would have been a perfect match for me...if it wasn't so gray! Different undertones and I might have really enjoyed the product.
Color aside, the product smells nice and did give me a nice coverage, but sheer enough to not feel heavy. I wore this to go to a yoga class (and I sweated my brains out) and there was good staying power...though I had a primer on as well, so that might have helped.
In sum: Probably a good product! But BEIGE IS NOT GOOD FOR OLIVE SKIN!

I absolutely love this BB cream! It's got really good coverage - I'd say medium to heavy and it's definitely buildable. I got the product in shade #23 and it matches my skin tone perfectly! Many people say that the scent is disturbing but I've actually grown to like the smell. It does disappear after you apply it. I find using my fingers is the best way to apply it and I just love this product. The only bad thing is that when my face a bit dry, I have to apply moisturiser before hand otherwise the BB cream will exaggerate on any flaky skin :/ Will be trying the Skin79 VIP Gold BB cream next :)

I don't know why this bb cream is so popular, I don't think this was as bad as the Skin79 gold one but its not great either. It kinda makes me look like I'm wearing foundation.

I've been suffering from quite a number of blemishes lately as I'm in the middle of my stieva-a cycle, so the purge is ridiculously noticeable and unpredictable. My skin was dotted with red marks, but the moment I smoothed this on my skin, everything DISAPPEARED. The pump delivered the cream hygienically, which I feel is absolutely a selling point for this item, and the cream itself was a thick but incredibly easy to blend on skin.

I have dry areas, even broken skin, and there was no irritation, no redness, no nothing. It was absolutely magic, I actually could not believe the coverage with a product that contains both SPF and moisturiser. Most foundations that I have used never produced this sort of 'airbrushing' look with finger application, let alone protection against ageing. I used the product without the primer, but I'll be buying that too for a little more nourishment during the winter months. I haven't used this product with moisturiser underneath though, but as far as I'm concerned it probably wouldn't be an issue. An eye cream would be advantageous with use of this product.

The overall finish requires no powder other than a finishing veil for humid/wet days. If, like me, you have dry skin, you possibly could get away with no powder whatsoever. #21 is a great colour for paler skin (caucasian, mind you), and could looked wonderful mixed with #13 in winter if necessary.

PROS
- Perfect shades for pale skin
- High sun protection (I have it in 45PA)
- Great foundation base
- Whitening/anti-aging properties
- Smooths out/evens skintone
- Heals blemishs
CONS
- NONE!

Like most teenagers I have oily, acne-prone skin. That being said the only qualm that I had about this product was its slightly greasy texture, though other than that I love it.
It's great for concealing dark marks, though when it comes to concealing acne I suggest you use a more pigmented concealer either underneath or over the cream. I got a few breakouts when I began to use this product but was able to combat them with acne fighting concealer .

As far as BB creams go- this has lovely coverage and highly pigmented. It smells nice and goes on very smooth.
But two issues:
1. Pinky undertones- Not complimentary to my warmer skintone.
2. Heavily moisturising- There's not enough blotting paper or finishing powder in the world to kmock out the greasy T-zone this leaves me with.
So if you have pink undertones, dry skin and want a beautifully beneficial cream with wonderful coverage- this is it!
However, in my case- I just use it as a lazy day- stay home- no makeup look freshen-upper-er... - patting it under my eyes (double whammy - eye cream and concealer!) . Will not purchase again though. *insert sad face*

I am not a BB cream type of gal, but one day I walked into a korean beauty store and tested this product in #21 on my wrist.. coverage was awesome as well as the consistency. only thing was the product was $56.00 at the store. so i decided to smart shop and buy this off ebay for 60% off.. the no. 23 was most popular for asian skin tones SO I READ.. so instead of buying the #21, the nice color i swatched in store ..I bought 2 #23's... color was WAY TOO BEIGY/GREY
DOES NOT brighten my nc30 skin tone at all, made me look dull and dirty by the end of the day..
I wont buy this again .. but have given it away to my boyfriends mother.. IN regards to improving skin tone overtime.. I cannot tell you if it works cause I only used this once..
although I set it with powder it still made me look cakey within an hour..

this product will work if you are ok with a whole lot of mineral oil and fragrance from your former experience. and if you do find your skin can tolerate those ingredients then it will be a really good foundation, especially for dry skin. because of those mineral oil and other herb oils this product won't look chalky or flaky like some regular foundations do, even when you didn't exfoliate that well. very natural looking yet provide medium coverage. it covers up pores like a dream.
so sad i can't use it because my skin was badly irritated by it.

I purchased this through Missha USA website at the Friends and Family sale. I wanted to try a BB Cream, this seemed a good way to go.
I just learned I am MAC NW20, but more neutral than pink.
I bought - not knowing my MAC shade - 021 - because I am pale, but with freckles, sun damage and some melasma.
I don't have extra dry skin, normal/dry on cheeks and oily Tzone.
I have to say coverage was goid, almost luminous, though not super duper on the darker freckles, it really calms it all down.
Best of all on the oily parts, it's pretty amazing.
I took a chance and it was a huge payoff.

Background: generally clear skin tone and pimples that don't tend to break through the skin. I have a lot of red dots on my face - broken blood vessels under the skin, and without makeup, tends to be very obvious. Missha perfect cover manages to melt into my skin. I use a lot, usually almost a full pump, to cover my entire face. Clearly, when I'm applying it, you can see it spreading out, but I just sweep it across my face, tap it a few times to finish blending, and then reapply where I look like I need more coverage. I tend to skip concealer except for my undereyes since I use a lighter concealer there, but I really don't need concealer with this bb cream. I have tried foundations, TMs, mineral foundations, I've tried a lot. It is very difficult to find one that melds with your skin while providing full coverage and relatively the right color. Although the coverage is absolutely full for this product, my skin does not look like the bb cream is sitting on top of it. With a finishing powder, it melds right into my skin and keeps my skin "clarity" while providing coverage. This alone makes it worthwhile for me to repurchase unless I find another bb cream (this is the first one I tried) that would do the same.
The scent is strong - my powder brush carries the scent even though I only use it to put powder on after my bb cream has dried, but I find I don't notice it through the day. I have to blot multiple times through the day, my powder and the bb cream are not enough to keep my oils at bay, but I do appreciate the heavy coverage enough to tolerate the oils breaking through. The color match is a smidgen too pale for me, but I use a powder that's just a bit darker, so it all works out. I use enough that the SPF is at least mostly there (I know, you have to use a certain amt per sq inch of your screen, but as I use the same amount of sunscreen that I use bb cream, possibly less, I assume my coverage is about even. I use a lot of bb cream for my face. Plus, it's sunblock, not sunscreen).
I have not found this to break me out more, but I do find that it will remain shiny and oily looking unless I set it with a powder. Cleansing requires a heavy cleaning cream as well as Purity to keep my skin completely clear.

For reference, I am a NC20 in MAC, 002 in Revlon, Light02 in Maybelline. I have quite alot of red acne scars(not pitted but discolored scars) and some small acne from time to time. My skin has a "unoticeable" yellow undertone since it is pretty unseen & I look whiter than most Asians. But when applying makeup, yellow undertone matches my skin the best. I use it in #21
Now the product. I have been using this one for 3 years already. And with such experience, I can tell you exactly what I like about it and exactly what I don't. I have tried it in every size it comes in, i bring the 20ml size one with me on trips/flights. and keep the full size on at home. My skin has its ups and downs and when it's super clear with only few acne scars, this is THE HG FOUNDATION/BB CREAM for my face. A little goes a long way and I only dot it on my problem areas after moisturizer. When using minimal amount of this bb cream, the color matches me perfectly and gives my skin a flawless finish (with setting powder ofc). Thick consistency, powder like finish, not quite matte, dewy finish. Baby powder smell, too strong for my liking.
I only have problem with this bb cream when my skin is an absolute disaster. When i'm on my final exam weeks or period, my skin breaks out, becomes crazy red all over. Although my acne dries up pretty fast, it takes long time before the driness goes away. This bb cream has quite impressive coverage but I still need a whole lot (one and a half pump)for my face when it's going insane. & everything is just not right. When you pile too much bb cream on, it looks grey/ashy/dirty/cakey, you name it. Plus, this bb cream has a pinkish undertone so when i apply too much, it just doesn't match my yellow undertone right and give me a messy look. When i let it set, it dries up my problem areas and accentuate them quite alot.
Hence, I figured out a way to make it look less messy when my skin is breaking out (since i still haven't found a bb cream that does a 'better' job and i don't wanna use foundations). I dab a sheer coat over any redness or pimples, blend in by dabbing with my concealer brush. Then taking a smaller brush, dab my actual concealer over spots that need more coverage. Then set with a loose powder. This method minimizes the use of bb cream and makes it look less heavy while giving a natural finish. This is quite time consuming so I ordered a tube of #23 hoping that it would fit my yellow undertone more and look less pinkish/ashy when I apply slightly more.
Here is the final verdict: Best bb cream for coverage, wish it has less pink undertone, will continue to purchase this until I find something better, too dewy for summer, too scented for sensitive skin. continued >>

I don't know how anyone could wear this product. I tried this on and had to take it off right away...it made me look like a corpse...like a light brownish-green tint. I had to wash my face twice with cleansing oil, and then with a strong cleanser to get this nasty goo off! Terrible terrible product!

I have been experimenting with BB creams for a little while and the first one I got was the Skin79. It was a wonderful BB cream but unfortunately for me it broke me out something horrible. I have oily, overactive pores and if you're acne prone, that is not the BB cream for you. After a few days i wound up with cystic acne all along my jaw-line on both sides, and completely errupted in cystic acne on one cheek. I immediately stopped using Skin79 and purchased a sample of Missha M Perfect Cover BB Cream No. 23.

The consistency of Missha is more watery than Skin79. It's easily blendable, and it does cover nicely, although if you're looking to cover severe acne spots, or deep red marks, this really won't do much for you, you'll have to follow up with a powder foundation or some other sort of cover.

I've been using Missha for over a week now and have not had any breakouts so I can say that this BB cream is extremely suitable for those who have acne prone skin.

I'm really not sure if I can see it healing my skin just yet, but I notice that I can wear this the whole day, not do any touch ups and still look nice by the end of the work day. Sometimes my face gets weird and splotchy with uneven tone, this seems to keep it under control.

I also have flakey dry skin and this does not accentuate it, I think it's actually helped keep it at bay.

I use this BB cream and then follow up with a finishing powder and it leaves me with a very smooth, even, flawless and natural finish. It's also really not expensive if you buy it off Amazon.

I'm super pale and freckly with weird slightly olive/pink/extremely neutral undertones that make it almost impossible for me to find a natural-looking color match. For reference, I'm lighter than NC 15. I also have very oily skin and an abundance of acne scars. I had heard all of the hype about bb creams for a while, and after much research I decided to order this product in shade #13. I've had terrible luck with 99 out of 100 foundation shades and was skeptical that it would match me and provide enough coverage, but it really did its job. It's the most natural-looking makeup I've found in years-- it legitimately matches my skin tone and it covers most of my scars, save a few that I have to dot with concealer. Sometimes I don't even have to use concealer on my dark circles! My mom saw me wearing this and said my skin looked "flawless". Lasts for most of the day as well, as long as I blot every once in a while. All of this, plus the 30+ SPF, makes this a fantastic product in my book. Will definitely repurchase. I'd even go so far as to call it an HG. I may never wear "normal" foundation again.

Every major cosmetics company has been jumping on the B.B. cream bandwagon like there's no tomorrow. I am happy to remain on the sidelines; fads needs to be very persuasive to make me sway their way.
My sister had given me a bottle because there was no tester at the Korean grocery store and the colour turned out to be too light for her skin tone.
On a lazy Sunday, I decided to put on a couple of dollops and all I can really say is that sometimes it is better to excel in one thing versus being mediocre in many. Despite the package's claims, it does not do everything that it purports to do , i.e. conceal, moisturize, heal, diminish lines etc. Furthermore, am I the only one here who finds it annoying that there is still a fixation with "skin lightening" and whitening in our post-colonial age?
Anyway, if you can reconcile with the fact that you are merely purchasing a slightly more pigmented moisturizer, go for it.

This is a good standard BB Cream & far better than Western brands. Keep in mind that no matter what they claim, BB Cream is not skincare, it is makeup. Therefore, it really shouldn't be used before bed & won't perform like skincare. I like to think of it as makeup that is a bit better for my skin. Additionally, this has excellent coverage. Overall, an excellent product for the summer but can accentuate dry skin in the winter. I wouldn't pay full price but 15-20 is where I'd value it.
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PROS:
-- It has high SPF and a great shade selection.
-- Excellent coverage for a BB cream (about medium)
-- I am NC20 and #21 matches me very well. It looks only slightly ghostly at first but adjusts quickly & nicely within 5 minutes.
-- The packaging is good. The full size is a plastic toothpaste-like tube with a pump. The travel size is a similar tube with a small squeeze hole top. Both are excellent for travel
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CONS:
-- Cannot reuse the packaging (a personal preference of mine)
-- I find it expensive at $30 USD but they will occasionally have a good sale for $15, which is what I would value it at.
-- I think it's very thick & therefore can be difficult to apply.
-- I have very dry skin & it accentuates my dry patches so I have to heavily moisturize before applying.
-- I really hate the very strong scent. It smells like old lady perfume & the scent lingers. I can still smell it even with the product on my face.
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