For reference: I'm Asian ranging from NC20-25 depending on seasons
Product Description: "Dr. Jart+ SILVER LABEL Rejuvenating Blemish Base SPF 35 PA++ is formulated by a unique professional formula, which contains active ingredients aiming at covering imperfections, concealing imperfections, and activating skin rejuvenation. It soothes red and irritated skin while providing moisture to skin.
Size: 50ml"

PROS:
Natural matte finish, good for oily skin
Has oil control but not too drying
SPF35 PA++ (Physical sunblock)
Medium-buildable Coverage, yellow undertones
Lasts all day
No Fragrance
CONS:
Only comes in one shade, very light (may not suit skintones darker than NC20)
Slight transferring
Can be hard to find (be wary of fakes! Esp. on eBay)

I have used this BB cream for over two years, so it is a definite staple of mine! BB creams have become my go-to for base makeup, and I would almost call this one my HG. One tube also lasts a very long time since you need less than a pea-size amount for your whole face.

I love the natural finish and medium coverage. I find that it covers most of my redness and diminishes the appearance of my very dark circles. It also matches me very well, except during the warmer seasons. It lasts well on its own, but I prefer a matte finish so I set it with a powder. This also keeps it from potentially transferring onto clothes and other items. It provides some oil control as well, although I'm not sure if I have seen any long-term effects from the BB cream. Like most BB creams I've tried, it lasts a VERY long time (at least 8+ hours on me).

Overall, I would recommend this for oily/combination skin with yellow undertones.

Holy cow. This is the 2nd BB Cream I tried and I'm impressed. I'm a fair Caucasian (NW15 ish) and I'm blown away by this on several levels. Mainly the color and staying power on my very oily skin. The color (very light beige) looks so good on me. It is a teeny tiny bit too dark, but 100% the exact undertone to make my skin look amazing. Beware! This is light in color and has heavy coverage. If you have a rich, medium warm skintone, it may look horribly pale and sickly.

This is full coverage with a nice matte finish. I sheer it out with a damp sponge, because it looks like face paint on me if I apply with a brush. Unlike my Skin79, I absolutely have to use a moisturizer underneath, because this is majorly matte. Seriously, this lasts all day and holds up to blotting & repowdering very well. (I have to blot with everything.)

If I knew I had an event in the evening after work, I would use this in the morning, because it looks amazing at the end of the day.
I use this as foundation, not skincare, but I have never found a full coverage foundation with SPF 35 that wasn't greasy. Definitely a repurchase. I've had such good luck with my BB creams that I'm just going to sit back & use them up...definitely not out looking for the next big thing.

Bottom line. Great product for fair oily skin. Not recommended for anyone with dry areas or darker skin tones. If they made this in different shades, I think this would be the #1 full coverage product for oily gals world-wide.
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Why I tried this foundation: I have always preferred the creme/gel formula foundations that give complete coverage and will stay put for hours. I used to love Clinique's Continuous Coverage foundation but could not continue to use it when Clinique stopped making the lightest shade that worked for me. For years I have tried to find a foundation with similar qualities, and when I saw a makeup blogger's review of the Dr. Jart BB Cream, I thought it sounded promising.

I have always been very fair, and since my 20s have had vitiligo. Most of the natural pigment in my face is gone, and what is left is visible enough that I like to have a heavier foundation to even me out. After further reading about the various types of BB cream reviewed on numerous makeup blogs, the consensus was that the Dr. Jart had the best coverage and lightest color, which sounded right for me.

My experience: I like the heavy coverage of the Dr. Jart BB Cream - on my skin it still feels just as smooth and comfortable as any other type of foundation. I have not seen the gray or ashy coloration that others have mentioned, and it may be a difference in pigmentation or perhaps skin pH. I don't get any extra oiliness from it, and have not experienced any breakouts or increase in pore cloggage. I should also say that my skin is not particularly sensitive, and I have never had acne, but now that I am well into my 40s, my face gets a little drier and I make sure to use good moisturizers and serums, so those are always on before I apply any foundation.

I like to use foundation primers, but I don't use one every single day. I found that with this foundation, it did not make a big difference whether I used a primer or not, keeping in mind that my skin is always well moisturized beforehand anyway.

As for skin lightening or improvement of texture, I can't say for sure. I'm more interested in the coverage and color, which works for me.

This is a product that I love and hate at the same time. I love it because it is a medium to heavy coverage, but leaning on the heavy coverage. BUT it doesn't feel like a mask on your face. I have a lot of acne scars - terrible ones and it pretty much covers all the discoloration. I don't even need to use concealer. The cream is really thick so you have to be careful when handling it, I usually just use my finger, dot them all over and blend it but I also like using it with my foundation brush. It is pretty hard to blend and it takes a long time to get use to the texture, especially if you are not used to bb cream, but once you get use to it and know how to work it - it works wonders. I have a very sensitive oily acne prone skin but so far, it did not break me out nor does it irritate my skin. I have a lot of foundations that itches when applied and this is not one of them. It sets into a matte finish but your skin still feels soft. It is not dewy like most bb creams - but this is why i like it. Oil control is very good. I wore it for a full day without blotting and only my T-zone looks a tad shiny. This is an achievement for me. I would definitely use this on occasion when I need super staying power with foundation, like on a night out or when attending concerts, etc. That being said, this is not the bb cream for those of you with dry skin. If you have dry skin, try the dr. jart black label ( it is also a tad darker in shade).

BUT, I won't recommend this for anyone with a medium dark to darker skin tones. My only problem with this bb cream is the color! When I first put it on my face, I look like a slap a foundation that's 3 times lighter than my shade - na ah. not good at all. However, when I leave it for about 20 minutes or so, I checked myself in the mirror and the colors seem to blend to my face, even the greyish undertone that I was really concerned with in the beginning did not show. I was still slightly fairer but well, it makes my skin look healthier than it is. A trick that I use whenever I don't have time to wait is to mix the bb cream with my la rosche posay fluid extreme tinted sun screen (that is way too tan for me). I just mix about a few drops and the color will be fine - or when I'm going out and have the time to do my make up, I'll just add some bronzer here and there.



As for the 'bb' cream wonders - with the healing properties, whitening, etc etc, I cannot vouch for it at all. Honestly, I don't see the difference. But if viewed as a foundation - it is really good. I bought it at S$32 (singapore dollar) so it is about US$25 or somewhere there. Pretty good value - considering how little amount I need to apply everytime, a bottle of this last me forever. A gentle warning, be careful with the amount you use - if you use too much, it won't look pretty. I would probably not use this everyday as the coverage is heavy, so, for daily use - I'm still sticking with my shu uemura's smoothing fluid foundation for a more natural look. But, all in all, it is a pretty good product that I would definitely buy again - especially for its staying power and the fact that it does not slide when I'm sweating!! AND that it does not break me out :D

My favorite bb cream. The first time I tried this on, I laughed at myself in the mirror because I looked so pale. By the time I had finished with my routine and went out, I checked myself in the mirror again and it had matched the color of my skin, so it's best to wait a bit before you go out with it on, if you can. I have really sensitive, combination skin that I need to see a dermatologist for and this has never broken me out. It's a lot thicker than most bb creams I've tried, and you need a lot less than you think to cover your face. Doesn't cover dark undereye circles, does pretty well with acne, no good with scars.


Edit: I decided to retry my tube of Missha Perfect Cover and when I came back to use this again, I realized it was so hard to apply in comparison. It's not nearly as smooth/creamy and the effect I got wasn't enough to keep me using it. I still think it's a decent bb cream but there are just better ones out there, in my opinion. continued >>

I have a love hate relationship with this BB cream.

If put on thickly (more than 2 drops), will look very sickly as it has grayish tone to it. A small pea size will be enough but not enough to cover acne or scars.

It somewhat did lighten my scars, but acne still pop out once in a while.

Its sweat proof but not really oil proof. Nose shines after 1-2 hour, but cheeks will have a dewy look. From where I came from, the weather is hot and humid.

Due to the grayish hue, it brightens my skin. Slightly hard to remove. Definitely need double cleansing.

This product has a very thick consistency but not as thick as brtc's blemish bb cream. It has a heavy coverage so it's great for those with less than perfect complexions and want to cover those problem areas.

I liked this bb cream better than brtc's which actually broke me out. But like any other bb creams, I find the color selection severely lacking and it almost never blend in to my natural skin color. Thus, I only use this to spot treat and cover my dark circles.

Despite being a korean product I find this product better suited for those with pink undertones than yellow undertones. The product also leaves a horrible graycast on your skin which supposedly 'adjusts' to your skin color in minutes. For me, it took a while for the product to adjust.

Overall, this is not my favorite bb cream so onward with the search!

This bb cream has great coverage. Like most bb creams, it does have a grayish cast to it. SInce it is thicker in consistency, I do not wear it everyday (increases the chance of a breakout). I like to mix it with my Nars Sheer Matte foundation to give it a better color match for my skin. I would repurchase it again.

I received this BB Cream from a Korean friend. This BB Cream is too light for my skin so I decided to buy a dark foundation in order to create the right match for my skin. I mix the BB Cream with Revlon Photo Ready in a dark shade (I forgot the shade) and it works very well.

This BB Cream is thick, medium to full coverage, and a matte finish. I have not broken out from this. It does seem to make my skin lighter (but not noticeably whiter). Also, you only need a very small amount (mixed with my darker foundation) in order to cover the whole face.

Overall, nice product. If I did not mix this with a dark foundation then this would not work out for me.

I bought this product on ebay for 20,99 USD + free shipping.
I've been using it from the last summer. It has SPF 30+ which helpd me alot during sunny day!
It moisterizes good, and i love how it moisterizes. But i dont know for the long way, will i get break out with this? Or, Does it clog my pores, i have no idea.
For everyday, i use a very little amount ( school days ) and where i live mostly rains. So i decide to add just to keep my skin from dries up.