CLE Cosmetics CCC Cream (Warm Light 103 / SPF 50) - Color Correcting With Sunscreen - Lightweight, Hydrating Foundation - BB & CC Hybrid - Light to Medium Coverage - 1 fl oz

I’ve tried a lot of BB and CC creams, but this one seriously impressed me. The color-matching technology is wild—it comes out white, then melts right into my skin tone like magic. it gives just the right amount of coverage to blur redness and even everything out, without feeling heavy.It’s also got SPF 50, which means I get full sun protection without layering another greasy sunscreen underneath. Major win. No weird smell, no cakey texture, and it wears beautifully all day. My skin looks dewy, not oily.

I’m obsessed with this product. I discovered it by reading a review from Allure and decided to try it. I am fair-light with freckles on my face, which get darker in summer, so finding a shade match can be tricky. I ordered the light neutral and the light warm to try, and the neutral is perfect! The coverage is buildable and it gives off such a radiant look. Dewy but not overly shiny. It’s fantastic! I am 48 and tend to have dry skin, but this product does not settle in fine lines and stays put all day. I put my makeup on at 8am and by 5:30pm, when I returned from work, it still looked really good! The tube is on the smaller side. That’s my only complaint, but the pricing is not terrible and a little goes a long way.

I had no expectations when I ordered this but it is INCREDIBLE. So smooth and velvety in texture, matches perfectly to my skin tone, and SPF 50. A great option for when you don't want to wear foundation.

Good coverage, good color match (i'm usually light/neutral), and good satin/dewy-ness, but i fear it's breaking me out when i wear this for too long (longer than 6-8 hours)? I'll keep trying this to see if it has to do with any other factors. My skin does tend to be picky with sunscreen. You definitely do feel like you're wearing something on your skin. This has a very fluid texture, it kind of shoots out of the tube, so be careful not to use too much, which I suppose if you're trying to get max SPF benefit, you would need to use plenty. But then maybe I caked on too much and that's why I'm breaking out?? I'm not sure.

I am 64, fair and I am outside on our farm most of the time. I have never worn foundation but I would like some spf and some tone balancing these days without looking like I put my makeup on with a drywall tool . This product 100% does the trick. Light BUT offers coverage and its buildable. Goes on white and changes to match YOU. It does not dull your face and age you ( you have a glow) , your skin is 1 soft palette and it looks the same all day. 10 stars !! This pic ( hubby took when I was hooking up a horse trailer ) is the product with a hint of cheek blush, mascara and eye pencil. Thank you !

This color didn’t match my skin at all. It was like the color of a green olive. Made me look ill, lol. Not for me.

Amazing product!! This bb cream is the best!! Beautiful texture, true color match and feels so natural on my skin. I’m a customer for life!!

The cream is white and changes color when you rub it over your face. The medium light is quite dark and had little to no coverage. It didn’t even have any blurring effect if I wanted to use it just as a primer. In fact it was rather unflatteringly sallow.It has SpF 50, but the SPF is coming entirely from chemical sunscreens that will only work if it is absorbed by the skin. So, if you use a moisturizer first you will need to wait for that to be completely absorbed before you apply this. And if the moisturizer is intended to provide barrier support I doubt the sunscreen ingredients can be absorbed. In any case I only use zinc and/or titanium dioxide sunscreens because I don’t like the idea of my skin absorbing chemical sunscreens (when I don’t need to), and because in my opinion the only way for chemical sunscreens to work is to apply it to bare dry skin and let it absorb. This is why the directions for chemical sunscreens usually say to wait a certain amount of time before sun exposure.