Max Factor Colour Adapt Foundation Reviews

I've never been a fan of cheap foundation, it doesn't match, it doesn't blend and quite frankly - it doesn't work! I came across this one whilst browsing around Boots, and the lovely woman at the Max Factor counter asked if I'd like a makeover. As if anyone would say no! She asked lots of questions about my skin type, how often I wear ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

Max Factor Colour Adapt Foundation £11.70 at Boots. However, they have a 3 for 2 offer on all cosmetics at the moment. I really like Max Faxtor products so when I needed a new foundation I decided to try Max Factor Colour Adapt. I have quite pale skin so decided to go for the natural beige colour. I think this foundation is ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

On a recent trip to boots to purchase my all time favourite max factor crème puff I noticed that they had a good offer on. If you spend £15.00 or more you will receive a nice polyester toiletries bag containing a mini eye shadow, mini blush, mini eyeliner, full size lip gloss, full size nail varnish and a mini size colour adapt foundation. At the ...  Read the complete review

I was a loyal fan of Max Factor's miracle touch foundation over winter, which provided the best colour match for my skin that I have found in foundation yet - the brand have 8 shades to choose from, each with subtle tone variations to suit every complexion. However, when warmer weather rolled around I wanted something a little lighter and more ...  Read the complete review

I bought this foundation on recommendation from the lady at the makeup counter in Boots, as I was looking for a foundation that actually matched my skintone perfectly. It costs £11.70, which I don't consider too expensive for a foundation that works as it should. It comes in a plastic bottle with a transparent section so you can easily ...  Read the complete review

Introduction I bought the product in October 2008 (it is now June 2009) and I have to say their is still foundation left in there. I was looking through my makeup bag and rediscovered it after I stopped using it. Maxfactor's Claims Max Factor claim that the skin on your face is not just all one colour, there are ...  Read the complete review

All praise the peeps who designed this product!! At last a foundation that actually works and matchs my skin. I have freckles and i find most foundations are too dark or too light i either look like a ghost or look like ive hit the fake tan bottle. But this foundation is great you dont need much and i recomend you apply a ...  Read the complete review

I don't have really bad skin but have my fair share of scars and blemishes and have tried many foundations, even since using Max factor colour adapt but I always seem to go back to it, so that must say something. I use the natural shade and find that it does blend in to my own colour tones really nicely. It covers blemishes really well and ...  Read the complete review

Being a young women i admit that i have made the mistake in the past when buying foundation, of getting the completely wrong colour in the cheapest paste superdrug has to offer. I am pleased to say that as i have got older this has become better, but everyone still gets it wrong. I bought this a while ago, when it was all over the adverts, at the ...  Read the complete review

Being a very ugly-skinned person, make-up is an important product in my daily life. I couldn't recall one day where I hadn't applied make-up to my skin since I was 12 years old. I'm not the only one in my situation, Its not an usual thing to be cursed with bulging red spots dirt coloured freckles and inflamed acne scars whilst having chalk white ...  Read the complete review

I've used many foundations throughout the years and have always found them either too thick and difficult to blend or to light in which case they don't last more than a couple of hours. In addition, I do have quite sensitive skin which is easily irritated by some cosmetics and have suffered with dry patches in some areas. Max Factor ...  Read the complete review

I tried this foundation out when I got a free sample in an Olay free giftset (Olay, Max Factor and Pantene are owned by Proctor and Gamble, so you'll often see Pantene/Max Factor samples in with Olay and vice versa). I got a free, generous sample - to put it in usage terms, one sample tube (maybe 15 or 30ml?) lasted me months and months ...  Read the complete review

I came across this foundation at a friends house when i was staying there for a couple of weeks, she popped it on my skin for me which i dont usually allow as im so pale its difficult for me to find a foundation i can wear and get away with. of course a little anxious to see if it would really adapt to my skin colour i didnt think it ...  Read the complete review

This is the best foundation I have tried. It's a little on the pricey side, but you get a lot for your money, and a little goes a long way. Plus 'pump' design of the bottle means you get every little last but so no waste, can't be bad! I don't know whether the claims that it adapts to your own skin tone are true, but it certainly gave me the most ...  Read the complete review

I usually have trouble finding foundations to match my very pale, cool toned skin. Most foundations on the market today are a few shades darker with warmer, more yellow undertones. After a long day of stopping at every department store counter only to be told "I'm sorry, it doesn't look like we have a shade pale enough for you..." I ...  Read the complete review

I found this foundation at Boots was interested in buying some, so I spent ages trying out all the different shades on my hand, as I could not figure out which one to get. There were about 8 different shades (I think) and I wasn't quite sure which one would suit me by just looking at the packaging and colour swatches. It comes in a ...  Read the complete review

I first tried MaxFactor Colour Adapt after receiving a free sample through the post. It was the first liquid foundation I had tried, and was very impressed. It was easy to use, and looked really good, unlike many powder foundations I had used, where I ended up looking rather ghostly! I bought the foundation from Superdrug, costing ...  Read the complete review

-Availability- Widely available- found mine in boots but there are loads of places you can find this- superdrug and sainsbury to name a few... It usually costs 11.95 pounds, but if you get it on a discount or ebay or something you'd probably be able to get it for much less. -Packaging- Some people hate the packaging but I ...  Read the complete review