Those who read my reviews, will know I have been on the lookout for a foundation which actually matches my very pale skin, yet gives an even, long lasting coverage. After being disappointed with my Boots 17 and Maybelline foundations, I finally caved and went to the Mac counter in the Metro Centre. I had heard a lot of great reviews about the "Studio Fix" foundation, however after speaking with the Mac Make-Up artist who served me, she suggested I try "Studio Sculpt" instead, as apparently Studio Fix is best suited for oily skin types, where as I have quite dry sensitive skin. I was hoping she would try the foundation on my full face as ...  Read the complete review

MAC Studio Sculpt Foundation What does the brand say? "A creamy, luxurious, gel based foundation that provides medium buildable to high coverage with a natural satin finish. Hydrating, instantly revitalizes the skin while keeping it looking smooth, soft and plush. Long-wearing, water resistant. " Price & Availability This foundation retails for £23 and can be found at MAC stand alone stores, or stands in department stores such as Selfridge, Debenhams and House of Fraser. It can also be bought online, however be cautious of fakes. Packaging This foundation comes in a long (holding 40ml) transparent plastic ...  Read the complete review

Regular readers of my reviews will know that I am to be seen most days wearing my Lily Lolo mineral foundation which I absolutely love. However I also have some other favourites which I wear too, and one of these is the Studio Sculpt Foundation by MAC. This is one of MAC's newest products, and it is one that I have been extremely pleased with. It did however need quite a lot of research before purchase, which I why I think this review may be helpful to anyone who may be thinking about trying this product. MAC cosmetics are very popular with make-up artists, but you won't find them in Boots. Some larger department stores have a MAC counter and you can also ...  Read the complete review

I have always admired/lusted over MAC's make-up range from afar but quite simply ignored my urge to buy the products as 1. my closest MAC stand is over 40 miles away and 2. I could not justify spending £16.50 on one blusher. Anyway, I have found that since I have had a baby that my skin simply reacts to most 'drugstore' foundations. I have also tried Lily Lolo and Bare Essentials but they break my skin out in a not so lovely array of spots. So, after discovering a beauty blogger on youtube (lollipop26) who expresses her love daily for all things MAC I decided to give it a go. I went to Harvey Nicholls and approached the MAC counter. After speaking ...  Read the complete review

I purchased this Mac Studio Sculpt foundation in Selfridges after a consultation with a member of the Mac Team there. I have very pale skin and she recommended the shade NW15, which I believe is one of the palest shade that Mac make. The foundation comes in a thin black box which the usual Mac logo and product information on it in a white font. The foundation is contained in a thin long tube, the tube is clear plastic with a black twist cap which is a matt black rubbery plastic. The cap is easy to grip and twist. The tube contains 40ml of foundation. The tube itself has the Mac logo on it and all the product information on it in a black ...  Read the complete review