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"  Lately, I&amp;#039;ve been trying to streamline my makeup routine by using fewer cosmetics. A new type of product &amp;quot;Blemish Balm&amp;quot;, or &amp;quot;BB cream&amp;quot; as it&amp;#039;s usually called, has been largely responsible for helping me to meet my goal. All the rage in Japan and Korea, &amp;quot;BB cream&amp;quot; typically combines SPF protection, moisturizer, anti-aging product, primer, and sometimes a tint or color that provides coverage, into one &amp;quot;do-it-all&amp;quot; product. Now after rubbing in just one cream, I&amp;#039;m almost completely done with my face. Two products that I&amp;#039;ve tried and love are Boscia B.B. Cream SPF 27 PA +++ and Revision Skincare Intellishade SPF 45 Matte. (Although the Revision Skincare product isn&amp;#039;t labeled a BB Cream, it has all the properties of one.) Both come in a &amp;quot;universal&amp;quot; shade that&amp;#039;s good for any skin tone. Although they look a little dark straight out of the tube, they&amp;#039;re absorbed completely into the skin and won&amp;#039;t darken your skintone at all. I find that their coverage is light-bodied but still hides small imperfections and evens out my skin tone. While &amp;quot;BB creams&amp;quot; have yet to make a big impact in the US market, I expect you&amp;#039;ll be hearing more about them in the coming year. Boscia and Revision are available at Sephora and through physicians&amp;#039; offices, and cost $38 and $48 respectively. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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