La Roche-Posay Effaclar BB Blur with SPF 20, Fair/Light, 1.01 Fl. Oz.

I did a ton of research after my tried and true Dr. Jart's Dis-A-Pore was discontinued. There are rumors that it will return but I'm reluctant to believe that. This product was recommended as a substitute after much research and I thought it was worth a shot. This is the real deal. I was a light-medium with dr Jart and I am the lighter version of this product. I love how it feels on my skin, it's like a matte velvet. I am definitely acne prone even as I approach 30 and redness occurs often. I'm very pleased with how natural and yet polished this product makes me feel and look.My only complaint would be that $30 is pretty steep for 1 ounce of the product. However, it works and that's what is most important to me!Update: I've had this product for almost 6 months and wear it almost every day - I would say a little goes a long way and that $30 is totally reasonable considering how long it has lasted!

I really like it. It's very easy to apply, just need a little and spread out. The color is really nice, I'm Asian with fair skin and this is just the right color for me. My skin is oily, the only thing works for me is Estee Lauder Double Wear in foundation but even the lightest is just a little too dark for me. And this BB Blur is lighter. It doesn't have that much of a matte finish though, which I actually like it because I like my face with radiant. The only thing I don't like is that there's little pieces of skin/product that rub off and leaves pieces on my skin, so I had to use a brush to brush the pieces off of my face. I'm not sure why it's doing that.After few more days of use, I decided to change the rating to 5, because the pieces of skin or whatver that is problem is not anymore after I exfoliated my skin. It will not control the oil as it says though.

This stuff is great, it's enough coverage to just throw it on and go. It's so light, and definitely reduces oil, I've only had it for 2 days so I can't say whether or not it makes my skin breakout. But typically la Roche products are awesome on my sensitive combo skinThe only drawback to this product is the fair tone, is suuuppper light. I am blonde haired light skin, green eyed, sorta freckley person. I burn and then tan sorta well but never dark. And the fair/light color ghosts me out quite a bit. But I'm afraid the darker color will be too yellow. I just bought the darker tone. I'll probably mix them.Contouring the fair tone helps the wash out, but for me, that's not the point of a BB. I just want minimal coverage so I can quickly put it on and not worry about anything.I think I like the color of the tinted mineral sunscreen better. We'll see about the other tone. Maybe the fair tone will work better for me in the winter.Over all it's great but I spent $60 on BB cream which is a little outrageous.

I am such a skeptic about this sort of stuff. I’ve used many different bb creams, concealers, and foundations that have fallen short of the mark and I was very very wary of purchasing this. Sometimes people overhype things and I end up spending money on things that don’t even work!! Long story short, I am 100% sold on it.As someone who has struggled with painful hormonal acne for several years now I am always scared of putting anything on my face, but this has not caused any break outs or dried me out any more than I already am from my acne topical cream. It blurs out all imperfections - and acne scars - and looks just like your skin. I can’t believe how well it works. I’ll never not purchase this as it’s now become essential for whenever I am wearing make up!! So yes, believe all the reviews because it’s the truth!!

Makes my pores look smaller and my wrinkles look bigger! I have very fair skin the but light/fair makes me look a little ashen. I had high hopes :(Update: This product makes my skin break out. Why did you continue to use it after giving it a less than stellar review you might ask. I guess I'm cheap. I continued to use it sometimes just under the eye because my pores are not an issue there, and the coverage (opacity) of this product is good. But then the next day I am sorry because I have actual pimples on my cheeks the next day. Just a warning in case you have sensitive skin. Mine is not. In fact this is the only "foundation" I ever used that makes my skin break out.

I have so many liquid and powder foundations, you name it I've tried it! They all settle into the pores on my nose to the point where sometimes I almost feel it looks better without makeup. I'm not usually a bb cream person because I have quite oily skin, but this stuff is magic. It is very similar to a silicone based primer, but works better. It has surprisingly good coverage, I just add another layer to problem areas, and spot conceal if needed. However, this doesn't have the best staying power, but none of my foundations ever stay on anyway! So I set it with powder, either loose or even a light layer of a powder foundation and it looks very nice. Also sometimes if I want to wear a different foundation I'll use this just on my nose area sort of like a primer. I am 28 with oily skin, minor breakouts, and an nc20 with a lot of redness, which this evens out, for reference.

This is one of the best BB's I have ever used. I have a strange combination of oily skin that is dry in other areas and also very sensitive. I need something that moisturizes but keeps oil at bay at the same time. SPF is essential and non irritating to my skin and especially my eyes. Kind of hard to find.PROS:All of the above was met and it creates a flawless finish. The word "blur" aptly describes the look. I took a picture so you can see the color and how it looks when applied to my hand. Just flawless!Controls oilDoes not settle into the fine lines around the mouth and eyes.CONS:Has a yellow undertone. I have fair skin with a warm undertone so I can wear this, but others may not be able to.