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Can anyone recommend a silicone free tinted moisturiser/BB/CC cream?

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Nabootique · 13/04/2016 09:20

I am really struggling to find one that is silicone free. All of my favourites have it in and I wanted to find one for someone else.

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dragonsarebest · 13/04/2016 11:10

The best I've found is the Kiehls BB cream. If you can tolerate dimethicone (that's the only one I can handle) then the Bourjois 123 CC is alright but a bit heavier.

The Ren satin one was dreadful, the old Becca LSC was amazing but is dc, Une might be worth a look too - all their fdtns are pretty sheer so BB/TMish anyway. I'm always on the look out for more options so I'll be watching this thread with interest.

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leedy · 13/04/2016 11:17

Bare Minerals Complexion Rescue. It's AMAZING. I'm not sure if it's technically a BB cream or a very sheer foundation, but I love it. Extremely moisturizing, no silicones or fragrance.

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bloomingheather · 13/04/2016 11:35

I've been using La Roche Posay's Rosaliac CC Cream and really like it

  • designed for very sensitive, redness prone skin and is very light. I'm not sure if it's silicone free - I found something suggesting it was but lost it again! I've linked to the ingredients list: here
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Nabootique · 13/04/2016 11:55

They are all seem to have dimethicone in, which is one of the most commonly used ones so I think my friend will still have an issue with it. Will tell her about the Bare Minerals one though. Thanks all!

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dragonsarebest · 13/04/2016 12:22

The Kiehls doesn't have dimethicone either, it's 100% silicone free.

Going to check out the Bare Minerals now though!

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Nabootique · 13/04/2016 12:29

Oh, sorry Dragons, I misread your first post and thought the dimethicone was in the Kiehls AND the Boujois, rather than just the latter. I will mention that one to her in that case, thanks Smile

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