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DD cream is a marketing term that followed the invention of BB creams and CC creams, and it often stands for dynamic do-all or daily defense. There is no quantifiable definition of a DD cream that distinguishes it from BB or CC creams. Its definition in fashion media channels varies: for example, it is sometimes described as a BB/CC hybrid with additional anti-aging properties, or as combining "the protection properties of a BB cream and the colour correcting properties of a CC cream." Like BB and CC creams, DD creams contain SPF, anti-aging, and moisturizing ingredients, and differences between them and the BB and CC variants differ from brand to brand.