Review: Innisfree Mineral Skin BB Cream

I got this BB cream in a swap and I must say that I love it. At first, I thought that it gives too much coverage, but I learned how to work with it.


It comes in a 40 ml tube, but I had it for a couple of months and there's still 1/3 left even if I used it daily.
It has SPF 40, which is a great thing.
I also read that it contains natural ingredients, but I can't check that anywhere because it's written in Korean.

It costs about $20 on Ebay, which is a bit pricier than the other BB creams I tried.
But I think it's worth it.

On my hand

This is the amount that could cover two faces (or give you some serious coverage).  I got distracted and didn't realize that I squeezed too much out of the tube.


Coverage:  Full
Texture: Thick but Creamy
Shade:  #1 (lightest)
Fragrance:  Herbal maybe?
Oil-Control:  So-So.
Dewy or Matte (finish): Dewy
 
 
 Some before and after pictures

I really like it, in terms of coverage. At the time I got it, I didn't need it, but now that my skin is well messed up, it comes handy!
It looks really natural, and it's the perfect shade for me. 


Pros:
+The scent
+Coverage
+A little bit goes a long way
+The color is perfect match for me
+Has SPF 40
+Comes in a tube which is very hygienic
+I like the minimalistic design

Cons:
-Oil Control (tho it's still better than the SkinFood Ginko/Aloe and Mushroom BB Cream)
-Ingredients are written in Korean

I think that this is one of the best BB creams I've ever had. I'd love it even more if I didn't have to blot my face every 5 hours or so. Tho with a good setting powder the problem is easily fixed.

Rating:  5/5  ♥ 
Price: 4/5  ♥  (about 20$) 
 
Overall: I do like it a lot. It has great coverage, some oil control (I have combination skin with an oily T-zone) and it's the perfect match for my skin tone. The scent it good, especially for me because I hate perfumed scents in BB creams. I think this is one of those rare BB creams that have absolutely good coverage. The texture is creamy, tho on the thicker side, so I apply mine with a stippling brush for a more natural result.
I think I will buy it again, when I run out of it because honestly, it's good! 
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