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" BB creams (aka souped-up moisturizers that offer up coverage and treat skin care concerns, like acne and wrinkles) were all the rage until a new multitasking formula rolled into town. Enter CC creams, short for color and correct, which are basically BB creams on steroids. They provide more coverage, yet still go on sheer; they&amp;#039;re more moisturizing; and they contain hard-core anti-aging ingredients.  Case in point: Olay Total Effects CC Tone Correcting Moisturizer, $17.59, drugstore.com. This particular CC cream contains lightening ingredients (N-acetyl glucosamine and niacinimide) that help brigthen your skin tone, helping to even out any pigmentation after six to eight weeks of continuous use. Instantly though, it gives your complexion a luminous, flawless-looking glow. Bottom line: You&amp;#039;re getting short- and long-term tone correction\u2014and anti-aging benefits\u2014in a bottle. Awesome. Introduced overseas first, brands like Chanel, Luisdina, and iFiona already have CC creams on shelves in Asia, but lucky enough, we get a taste of this new formula stateside, thanks to Olay. Something else to keep on your radar: Other companies like Wet n&amp;#039; Wild, Dr. Jart, and Juice Beauty will also be launching CC creams come January, so stay tuned.  Will you be trading in your BB cream for a CC cream? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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