BB Cream.

"I'm going to use these BB creams from Glow. And I'm actually going to mix them up. [...] These are so sheer and so tinted that you're not really going to be like, 'Oh my god, the color is wrong.' I always think with [...] a BB Cream or something like that, I don't really want maximum coverage. I kind of want to be able to see my skin underneath. I want to see one or two slight blemishes. I want my skin texture to be visible."

"This comes in three colors but the textures are totally different: the white one is runny like a watery sunscreen and gives a white cast that doesn't adjust to your skin tone at all, the middle shade is the thickest, and the darkest is somewhere in between. You're supposed to mix them to get your shade, which is kind of fun, and it's made with green tea water instead of regular water so it sounds fancy and lightweight, but on dry skin it's too dry. It comes in a pretty glass bottle which looks luxurious but it's heavy and it's thirty bucks a pop. The middle shade leans more like a foundation tone, so unless you're super lucky with your skin tone you'll probably need two tubes just to get a decent match, and that's already sixty bucks for a BB Cream. If you've got oily or combo skin, or you hate glowy finishes, you might like this, but if you have dry skin, skip it."