This BB cream comes in 2 types - natural and bright
I came to know about this brand after I heard that Hyun Joong is endorsing it. I used to be a fan of Hyun Joong after watching the Korean version of Boys Over Flowers. He is just so cute, with a boyish smile.
Tony Moly is one of the many skincare brands in Korea which have not come to Singapore. Hence, you may have difficulty in getting any of this brand’s products unless someone is selling it online.
Unlike Etude House, the product description on all Tony Moly’s products are in Korean language and no English language at all.
I received 2 complimentary sachets when I bought their eye masks in Korea. All back descriptions were in Korean language. No SPF was indicated on the sachets as well.
Hence I am not sure what beneficial properties are there, for this BB cream. Does it contain whitening, hydrating or sun protection properties? 1 sachet was able to last me for almost a month and I am ready to review this, after 2 months of usage.
In comparison with Etude House Sheer Glowing Skin , this BB cream comes across as moist and is lovely to use on the skin. Recommended for fair skin, it is very sheer and blends in so well with my skintone that I cannot see that I am wearing any BB cream at all.
I would say that its more hydrating than Etude House Sheer Glowing Skin and made my skin feels supple. Oil control was slightly better although my T-zone still shines by mid day but not as much as when I was using Sheer Glowing Skin.
The coverage is very minimal and does not help to conceal any redness or blemishes.
Since there is no indication of the SPF coverage, I am currently using it over my day lotion with SPF protection, just to be on the safe side.
I found the scent to be pretty alright, not an issue with me. The coverage is pretty minimal so if you are the kind who is looking for minimal coverage, you may want to check out this one.
Would I buy this? No, because its too sheer and the coverage is almost non-existent.
