heir BB Cream is only $4.99 for a .820 oz tube, so it's definitely one of the more affordable ones that I have seen. That said, it's not *really* a BB Cream. It's just a heavily scented, tinted moisturizer. Real BB Creams are skincare, sunblock, and makeup, all in one. This is missing sunblock and the skincare is negligible.

City Color Cosmetics make the following claims:

"Our BB Cream is the ultimate all-in-one moisturizer that gives you the advantage to minimize the need for foundation or concealer and enhance your skins overall health. Comes in 8 comparable skin-tone shades. This sensational cream will help you hide any imperfections and is terrific for your skin.
"Benefits: - Moisturizing - Natural Coverage - Evens Skin Tone
- Oil Absorbing - Paraben FREE - Vitamin E & Hyaluronic Acid"



Right off the bat, I would have to disagree with this statement. It's hardly an "All in One" because like I mentioned, No SPF to speak of. So you still have to put on a regular moisturizer first. Then, the coverage. It's extremely light, and not buildable at all, so it will not hide "any" imperfections. A little ruddiness, sure. But blemishes, dark circles, wrinkles and lines will all still be easily seen. Also, the only thing that it has that can help your skin out is the vitamin E, and then the acid. There are no amounts given on the packaging, so I mean, they literally could just put a drop and say it has it in there.


The tube is just a basic white squeeze type tube. The lid is a screw on cap and everything is made out of plastic. It's not amazing packaging, but it looks decent. The squeeze tube is easy to use, but the product is thick so you can accidentally get too much.

Also, I cleaned mine off, but it turns into a mess with makeup smeared all over it pretty easily after a couple of uses.

Packaging: 7/10

Their BB Cream comes in 8 shades, which is not the most amazing color selection, but they are one of the few companies that I have seen make darker shades for their BB Creams too.