Burt's Bees BB Cream With SPF 15, Broad-Spectrum Sunscreen Tinted Lotion for All Skin Types, 98.9 Percent Natural Origin Skin Care, Medium, 1.7 oz. Tube

Burt's Bees BB cream is the absolute best! I am fair skinned with slight olive tones and the medium is perfect for me. My biggest complaint with Burt's Bees foundations was the smell. Well, no more! This light citrus scent of this product is so appealing! It is smooth, creamy, and provides great coverage-better than the average lightweight foundation. I can wear this for everyday use, and it covers my spots and freckles. It feels like I have nothing on. It's so freeing from the daily grind of heavy foundation use. My skin feels and looks smooth and creamy. Thank you Burt's Bees! I was so sad when you discontinued Goodness Glows tinted moisturizer and I'm having a hard time finding the Goodness Glows Liquid Foundation (which I also love). This BB cream with SPF 15 is the perfect product! (PS- Be sure to shake before using!)

Let me state that I spent HOURS reviewing different BB creams, tinted moisturizers, etc., before settling on Burts Bees BB cream. The ingredients, affordability, and positive user reviews on amazon clinched the purchase for me. My goals for a BB cream were to simplify my morning "made up" routine. I have combination skin that is very sensitive and I needed something that could cover fine imperfections and redness, and overall even out my skin. Foundations make me look super washed out and I don't have time for all the layering that goes with concealers, foundations, bronzers, highlighters, blushes, and so on. Phew. I did take to heart the reviews that stated to go a shade darker than normal- I'm usually a light/medium and I went with the medium- and I'm very happy I did. I first dabbed a little onto the back of my hand and I was worried because it looked a lot darker than I was expecting and seemed to be quite oily...until I put it on my face. Hello even skin tone without completely taking away my healthy color. Goodbye redness. It ended up applying to my skin much lighter and more natural to my skin tone. What I thought was oiliness ended up absorbing nicely into my skin leaving me with a nice natural finish. I did notice that a little seems to go a long way- areas where I repeated coverage (on accident, I'm applying with my hands and am not a makeup guru) seemed to have more coverage than where I had applied a single layer. I applied this on a down day without showering and my normally rebellious skin is very happy. I combined this with the Burts bees mascara and have achieved the "highlighting my natural beauty without looking too done up" goal.Update a year later: still love, still using! I always use this after I moisturize (Dr Jarts tiger grass) and perhaps that’s why I don’t have the pore/fine line problem that some are mentioning. It’s hard to find cosmetics that are useable without all the ‘no no’ chemicals and Burt’s bees has been the best I have found for both my skin and wallet.Update, several years later: my first tube lasted for a couple of years before it started to get that old, patchy, doesn’t apply or stay well kind of look, so I finally broke down and ordered a new one. The formula seems to be a lot drier this time, tugging on my now over thirty skin. I’ve found combining this with a little moisturizer seems to help and creates a cloud like mousse that’s easy to apply. I have also found that even the darkest tint can make me look washed out during the summer months after I’ve been out in the sun, so I’ve alternated with this during the winter and with a Pacifica multi mineral BB cream in shade 6 (medium) during the summer.

I thought I'd try this for no make up days, because I am pale and usually look sick. I read one reviewer who said the medium was pretty light so i went for that, to add some color to my pale olive undertoned face. I am also over 60 with dry skin.I found it easy to spread around, although it dries somewhat matte. So I will use a good moisturizer first. I do like the color, and it smooths out the lines a bit, not as well as foundation, obviously, but better than nothing. Photo is me with the bb and some blush/gloss.Now--the smell is NOT pleasant when you first put it on...I thought it was maybe expired, but it was not. Then I saw it had Noni in it-- Noni smells like moldy cheese. The odor dissipates quickly and since I know its the Noni, I'll use it.If you are older with drier skin, use a moisturizer first. If you are young, and/or and oily to normal, you could probably use this solo.Note: the SPF 15 really isn't sufficient sun protection for a long day, so use more sunscreen, especially if you will be outdoors. I use Australian Gold bb for swimming, but for running errands, city walking, not-high-noon summer sun, this works.

Burt's Bees BB Cream with SPF 15 has been perfect for my kid! It provides gentle coverage while protecting their skin from the sun. The formula is light and natural, and it doesn't irritate sensitive skin. I love that it has SPF protection, which is great for everyday use. Worth the money

I have been using BB cream instead of foundation for about a year now. Burt's Bees was the first brand I tried, and I love it so much I'll never switch. I've always had dry, sensitive skin, so I used to use toner, then a thick layer of moisturizer followed by primer and foundation every single day. Now I use toner, then BB cream. It works as moisturizer, primer, and light natural looking foundation all in one, plus it has SPF! I get compliments all the time that my skin looks so healthy and people always think I'm not wearing any makeup.Technical details:Leaves skin looking DEWY not matte (but not greasy).Smell = good, but minimal.Coverage is pretty decent for how light it actually looks on your skin. I sometimes even use a bit more of it as concealer.Blendability = great! Almost blends completely just while applying with my fingers. After a once over with a beauty blender, it's perfect.Color: I'm almost the palest person alive in the winter and even I don't use the lightest shade. It almost has a greyish tone to it. The light/med works perfectly for me most of the time and I use medium during the summer when I'm tan.