For the purpose that it is made for, it is a good colour corrector, and hide blemishes well. Although I have noticed that to have an even complexion all round, which I think most women are finding difficult. It is not a foundation. It is just simply a colour corrector. When I had applied my foundation over it I had much better results than just using the CC cream alone. Overall it is a great product. Something I would advise women buying if they have uneven skin.

Started using the Avon CC cream, absolutly love this product. My skin feels very smooth. Im not entirely sure what the difference between the CC & BB cream is but am yet to find out. Thanks Avon and Beauty Bulliten for giving me the oppertunity to review the product.

I was one of the lucky few to be chosen to review Avon's Avon Ideal Flawless Colour Corrector Cream.

I was quite excited about this as I have never used a CC or a BB cream because in all honesty I didn't know what exactly they were and what the difference was between them. I now regret not trying this out much sooner.

It is basically a tinted moisturiser with and SPF50 that helps hides flaws and over time evens your skin tone.

I found it to have a really pleasant smell as apposed to most foundations and moisturisers.

The cream is lightweight upon application and gives a light coverage on the first application, and a medium coverage on the second application.

It's great to use instead of a foundation as it does not become flaky, and after using it for a week I am happy to say my skin tone is more even and radiant.

The usual price is R159.95 for 30 ml, but is currently on special for R84.95.

I have attached photos of without the cream and with the cream applied that readers can compare the amount of coverage.

This is my first time using a CC cream as I have always been using my trusty Garnier BB Cream. In my opinion, the AVON CC cream is very light on the skin and it has a lovely scent. It is also applied quickly which is useful when one is in a rush. It is thus not as heavy as a BB cream/foundation. It is true that it corrects colour, I have noticed. It also has a glittery application, and has SPF 50 inside. I did receive a few compliments the day I applied it too. But, it is a little expensive according to its small size (usually R160), and it is not really for complete coverage and would not be ideal if one had a spot or two.