You mean you had to go out and get a special type of facial cleanser or just required more effort to get it off your skin?
I'm assuming you don't mean frequency of washing your face, because you should be washing your face twice a day regardless of bb cream or not.

jah gekko, thanks for the follow up on sensitive skin application.

I guess i'll try the men's skin79 but i'll wait a week or two until Canada Post clears up its holiday volume first, still waiting for my damn phone case i ordered back in november..

hey just to let you know so your skin can be healthy, bb cream is still makeup you have to use a makeup remover cleanser to take it off or else it will clog your pores. regular soap and water wont cleanse it away enough

Does it blend in well, colour tone wise? A lot of bb creams look quite light in colour..

Also, wouldn't a cleanser remove the bb cream? It's not eyeliner or anything so I wouldn't think makeup remover is needed.

It's foundation. :)

haha ya its foundation. and you should be a fair skin asian/caucasian if you wear bb cream cause it only comes in one light shade if youre darker it will be obvious that you are wearing mismatched makeup

I used the BB cream on a tiny spot on my face and it did blend in but yes, if you're darker it will make your skin look ligher.

A bit off topic but people who do have issues with acne should look into other products. I've mentioned this before in other threads but I swear by the products at acne.org. There the best products I've ever used and people who don't have acne can use the products as well because it works wonders. Kielhs is also good, the eye cream and facial face wash are awesome.

anyone know a local place for these products? I'd like to get some samples before purchasing.

soo...with this BB "cream" you HAVE to use make up remover in order to wash it off? i dun really kno much about cosmetics so sorry if it's painfully obvious

Yes, pretty much but it also depends on how much of this stuff you cake on to your face. I don't think you need make up remover if you use a very small amount on say a tiny scar or mark.