Max Factor Colour Adapt Foundation

I've had a long running love affair with Max Factor! Don't know when and where it started but I'm mighty pleased that it did! In my make up kit I've got plenty of Max Factor 'pieces' and I love them all, it really is a brand you can trust. There are some product's (not many) that I will purchase time and time again. Mainly I'm the type of woman that picks up whatever is a decent brand and going cheap or involved in some kind of offer, I'm not made of money! However this is the one thing that I will now buy time and time again because I know there's no problem at all with it. I originally tried the colour adapt foundation a few years back. I was fed ...  Read the complete review

I have been searching for the 'perfect' foundation for a very long time. I have to confess that I am not an expert with make-up and also haven't got enough time in the mornings to spend ages applying make up, so I want a foundation which is easy to apply and matches my skin tone. I have tried many foundations and have in the past bought the latest ones from Rimmel, L'Oreal, Maybelline etc but none have done the job, as some have been greasy, caused spots/dry patches and made me look Orange. I have finally found my perfect match, Max Factor Colour Adapt in the shade of 'natural'. Max Factor Colour Adapt is a creamy liquid based foundation and comes in a 34 ml ...  Read the complete review

Max Factor Colour Adapt foundation was the first skin tone adapting makeup on the market, and is probably still the best known. You can get it from beauty retailers, as well as some chemists and online for around £11 - £12. It comes in 9 shades, from 'creamy ivory' and 'warm almond' right through to 'toffee' and 'soft sable'. The foundation contains Colour Adapt Particles which adapt to your individual skin tones to give a flawless but perfectly natural looking base. It's supposed to even out your skin tone without masking it and blend away imperfections. It's also oil-free so suitable even for oily skin types. It comes in a 34ml bottle with pump ...  Read the complete review

I have tried number of different brands and types of foundation over the years. I first used Max Factor Colour Adapt when I got a free sample of it after buying some other Max Factor products. Colour Adapt comes in five shades: Creamy Ivory, Warm Almond, Blushing Beige, the uninformatively-named Natural, and Golden. It claims to adapt to your natural skin tones to provide a natural finish. The free sample I received was Natural, which is a bit darker than my actual skin tone. I have very pale skin so I thought the sample would be useless. I decided to try it anyway. I applied a very small amount by putting small dots of it on my face and blending it in ...  Read the complete review

I usually buy max factor's powder foundation and it's been a staple in my make up bag over the years. However, I got some of this as a free gift with some product or other, and so thought I'd give it a proper go. I got it in natural and was quite sceptical about the whole 'will adapt to your skin tone' promise. However, I did think that if it did deliver, it would solve the endless worry that I was wearing/buying completely the wrong tone and looked too white, or even worse, completely orange! The promise ********** It promises to adapt to your individual skin tone, even out tone and banishing blemishes. Apparently, colour adapting particles ...  Read the complete review