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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.\n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\nEnter CC creams, short for color and correct, which are basically BB creams on steroids. They provide more coverage, yet still go on sheer; they're more moisturizing; and they contain hard-core anti-aging ingredients. \n\nCase 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'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' 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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