BB Cream
It's short for Blemish Balm. This cream is a multipurpose product. It has a light coverage that's perfect for providing a moisturizing and refreshing feeling, as it's actually a moisturizer, with the added bonus of adding an even touch of color to your complexion.
This cream is designed for skin without large, deep blemishes , as it doesn't have much coverage. It's perfect for younger skin. The vast majority of BB creams include sun protection factors , anti-acne, anti-wrinkle properties, and pore and dark circle correctors.
To achieve an even finish, I recommend applying it with your fingers or a sponge.
CC Cream
It is the abbreviation for Color Corrector or color corrector. This cream is suitable for all skin types. It aims to cover as many skin types as possible. Unlike BB cream, this cream has medium-high coverage and (in most cases) includes sun protection factor.
The vast majority They contain anti-wrinkle, anti-aging treatments and, unlike BB cream, provide luminosity for your face, which is why they are recommended for more mature and damaged skin. They have broader coverage, which is perfect for skin with deeper blemishes.
Other advantages of this type of creams are that We can find them in different shades that fit perfectly with any skin color. and they are oil-free, which makes them highly recommended for women with hyperpigmentation.
DD Cream
Its initials DD come from Dynamic-Do-All (a dynamic multipurpose) or Daily Defense and Their purpose is to protect , which is why they can be formulated with up to SPF 50. These types of creams offer even more coverage than CC creams, provide anti-aging treatment, and, above all, act as a protective barrier for the skin thanks to antioxidants.
And furthermore, its action against the passing of the years is long-term, so Its continued use could help rejuvenate the skin.