First Impression: ElishaCoy Always Triple BB Cream

Hello Princesses!

Today I'm going to be talking about the ElishaCoy Always Triple BB Cream! This BB Cream has been recommended to me by so many people because it's supposed to be quite pale, so I was really excited to try it out ^.^

What Does It Do?

"The ElishaCoy Always Triple BB SPF30/PA++ is a BB cream that will help you achieve a beautiful complexion through multiple superior skin care functions. It has a harmonious blend of caviar and royal jelly cream that whitens, improves wrinkles, and provides protection from harmful UV rays of the sun. Made from natural ingredients such as Royal Jelly Extract, Caviar Extract, Rose Hip Extract, Acerola Extract, Mulberry Extract, Portulaca Extract and Vitamin E supplements for more glowing and younger looking skin. 50 ml.

How to Use:

After daily skincare routine, apply a portion of the BB cream. Apply BB cream in an outward motion along the facial textures and gently pat to enhance absorption."(1)

This BB Cream is definitely more neutral toned than it is pink or yellow and starts out looking quite grey too. This grey tone does blend out, but it doesn't help to match my super yellow complexion.

I was quite surprised at how much coverage this BB Cream gave me! It is quite thick in texture and was a little hard to blend out with my fingers. Using a sponge gave me an easier application but also less coverage. My skin doesn't produce any oil at the moment, so I will update this oil control section once I have stopped taking acne medication. ^.^

It's not quite the right colour for my skin, but it's a really pale shade which is fantastic!

 Two gripes that I had with this BB Cream is that it doesn't sit nicely on any flakey skin. This isn't to say that dry skinned Princesses cannot use this, just that if you have dry flakes on your skin it will emphasise that. It also creates a tarnish stain from my flute (silver) which you can see in the above photo. Not cute!

Would I Purchase This Product?

No. It's moderately expensive, but it's not really the right colour for my skin (it's really obvious when not in bright lighting), it doesn't sit well on flakey skin and it creates a gross tarnish stain when I play the flute, a daily activity for me. Honestly there are only a couple of things worse than finishing a performance and having this massive stain under your lip that you're not aware of for like, hours afterwards because nobody really wants to say anything about it, much like having lipstick on your teeth.

I would definitely recommend this BB Cream for Princesses that are quite fair, but more neutral toned rather than yellow toned that have quite smooth skin! ^.^