RRP £27, available from Boots and House of FraserJudging by the packaging, I'd say this was originally designed to be a tinted moisturiser rather than a BB cream, and indeed it has a lighter texture and isn't as thick when compared to some of my other BB creams.
Like all the other products in the 'A perfect world' range, it contains anti-oxidant white tea as well as SPF 15, and comes with a choice of 6 shades. I was given 02-light/medium which is just a tad too dark for my NC25 skintone, but because it's sheer, it blends in well and gives a very subtle bronzed look to my face.
Coverage wise, it's definitely on the lighter side and you'll still need to use concealer. However come summer time, I prefer a lighter base anyway, and this is great for adding a hint of colour and helps to even out my skintone.I always wear this over my usual moisturiser (my skin tends to react to spf), but it's hydrating enough to be worn by itself, and gives a nice dewy look to the skin. It has a light refreshing scent, and lasts relatively well throughout the day, although I would recommend touching up with powder if you have combination skin like myself.
Have you tried this BB cream/tinted moisturizer? What's your go to base during the summer?
Ah I've wanted to tried this for ages, I'm a sucker for a good tinted moisturiser or BB cream! The Garnier one trumps all others I've tried, and now they're bringing out a matte version too :)
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Ooh the Garnier matte BB cream sounds really good, definitely need to get myself a tube to try out x
DeleteI love Origins stuff but I've so many other BB creams on the go at the moment I just can't justify it! It looks lovely though, great review x
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