Swatched on my wrist:
Top: straight from the tube
Bottom: Partially blended
The BB creme is easy to use, I simply dotted around my face and used my fingers to blend in. The medium shade blended perfectly to match my skintone (I'm an NW35) and applied more like a tinted moisturiser than a foundation. I did have to use a little mineral foundation on my T-zone as I prefer a matte finish, whereas the BB creme gives a more dewy finish (which you may prefer). It also contains SPF 35 which is great as the weather seems to be brightening up. As someone who wears more mineral and powder foundations rather than liquid based ones, I was quite pleased with how it felt on the skin and didn't really notice that I was wearing foundation. The coverage is also light which I prefer for everyday wear, although next time I would apply concealer to cover any blemishes.
Overall a really good product, although I'm not too keen on the price! (£32.00 for 30ml). If you would like to try a sample of the Estee Lauder DayWear BB creme then head over to the Latest in Beauty website =)
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oh wow this looks good. I recently got the L'Oreal bb cream and I don't think it looks as good as the Estee Lauder. Bring this to the swap please so I can have a look. Promise to swatch the tinniest bit!
ReplyDeleteI really like it! And the medium shade is not too light (unlike other bb creams!) Will defo bring it to the swap =)
DeleteGreat review and I really like the sound of this beauty box! :)
ReplyDeleteI love it because they offer so many options, so you can spend £1.50 for the three samples (or this bb cream) or order your own luxury samples to try (for a bit more), and they have seasonal boxes that start from £6.95. The current one is the red carpet box which is £14.95 with 3 full size products and some samples, and is worth £80 (apparently) =)
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