DIVA AIZ

I didn't really go Gaga for the BB Creams as most of what I've tried seems to be too white for me. I would have to mix it with a foundation or put some blush all over my face :) CC Creams are said to be "enhanced" version of the popular BB (Blemish Balm) Cream. Whether it is gimmick or not, I loved that CC creams do not require 'color matching', which solves my BB cream dilemma.

Few weeks back, I posted a review on Chanel CC Cream. Since I wasn't very much happy about it, and there are only few options of CC Creams in the market, I've decided to search for other brands carrying CC creams.
Lucky enough, CC Cream was made popular by Rachel K, which happens to be a Singapore brand so I didn't have a very hard time finding one. Although it is available in selected Watsons stores, it is still very affordable at SGD 29.90.

I first read about CC Cream, Chanel to be exact, from Divine Lee's blog. I immediately rushed to the Chanel makeup counter in Marina Bay Sands to ask. I was surprised when the lady said: "We don't carry it in Singapore. Because it's not really good.."

Her comment didn't stop my search. I really wanted to try a CC Cream knowing it is so-called "the mother of BBs" and the promise of refined and improved BB cream. There are only few brands that offer CC Cream. It was made popular by Rachel K in Asia, but Chanel is the first international brand to sign on and launched its own CC (Complete Correction) Cream on the Chinese market.