My Not-So-Secret Weapon: The Missha BB Cream

You know how some products just become part of your routine, so much so that you can’t even remember life without them?

That’s exactly how I feel about my Missha BB Cream. Honestly, I’ve been using this stuff for so long, I couldn't tell you the exact year I started, but it has to be at least 7 or 8 years ago, maybe even more, I really don't remember. I was working still at my first job/company when I got this stuff so probably more then 10 years, I really don't even remember.

For me, it's not about heavy coverage or a "made-up" look. My main goal is just to even out my skin tone and look a little more put-together, and that's exactly what this BB cream delivers.

One of the biggest wins for me is that it doesn't break me out. My skin can be a bit sensitive, and I’ve had my fair share of foundation-induced breakouts in the past. But with Missha, it's always been smooth sailing. Plus, it just makes my skin look... fresh. Not covered, not masked, just a healthier, more radiant version of my actual skin.

I use a pea-sized amount and is honestly all you need. I apply my moisturizer in the morning, and then immediately, while my skin is still a little dewy, I dot a tiny bit of the BB cream around my face and quickly spread it out. It blends so seamlessly, and that small amount is more than enough to give me that subtle evening-out effect.

I’d say I use it almost every single day. Call it vanity, call it wanting to look presentable, but for me, that little bit of Missha BB cream just helps me feel a bit more put together for the day.

It’s become such a reliable step in my morning routine, and can’t see myself switching anytime soon to another product. Usually when I find something that works I rarely even consider changing it.

If you’re looking for something that evens out your skin, makes you look fresh, and won’t feel heavy, you might just fall in love with it too!

P.S I wear No 21 Light beige and I wear it in the summer as well because it has the capacity to adapt a little bit to your skin tone.