The CC Cream that I tried came from Etude house (bought it with my money). Their CC Cream stands for Correct and Care. The saleslady said that it is more of a skin care item than a make-up item because of its benefits. It comes in two types: Silky (has a matte finish and suitable for people with oily skin) and Glow (suitable for individuals with dry skin because of its dewy finish). When you pump the solution, what comes out is a white formula but don't worry because the CC Cream can adapt to most skin colors. It has special beads in it that pops once you put it on your skin so that the formula can easily adapt to the color of your skin.
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Pros:
*After I used this product my face seemed smoother
*It didn't cause any breakouts on my face
*The scent is mild
*My skin looked matte (I used the Silky one)
*It is gentle on my skin
*The container has a hygienic pump so that the germs won't go in the formula
*Has SPF 30 PA++
Cons:
*Whenever I apply too much the formula does not blend with my skin so there are times that my skin looks white
*Their CC Cream contains only 35g of formula
*Some people may have breakouts with this product
*After I used this product my face seemed smoother
*It didn't cause any breakouts on my face
*The scent is mild
*My skin looked matte (I used the Silky one)
*It is gentle on my skin
*The container has a hygienic pump so that the germs won't go in the formula
*Has SPF 30 PA++
Cons:
*Whenever I apply too much the formula does not blend with my skin so there are times that my skin looks white
*Their CC Cream contains only 35g of formula
*Some people may have breakouts with this product
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