Max Factor Facefinity

This is based on the liquid type, please do not judge on this because of the picture. It only states facefinity no particular type. Max Factor is a big name in the make-up scene; they do everything that you can thing of. Lipstick, Eye shadows and foundations plus more. They are a top brand and really do work, they maybe more expensive, but their items really do stay on all day. Max Factor, a make-up artist for the Russian royal ballet, founded the company in 1909. Now, the Max Factor name is a popular brand of Procter and Gamble Co., which took over the company in 1991. Max Factor died at the age of 59 in 1938. And his company continue to flourish, ...

I have always been quite lucky when it comes to spots and have always had nice clear skin which never needed foundation. All throughout my teens I tormented my friends, teasing them when their latest blackhead or whitey appeared or a big red blob right in the centre of their foreheads! Many a time I laughed at their misfortunes, when they had an important date they had been looking forward to for weeks and on the day they'd come into school with a red lump the size of a ping pong ball plastered right on the end of their nose! Well, I thought I was so lucky not to undergo any of these horrors and made sure I let them know just how lucky I was... ...but fate ...

Facefinity foundation comes in two varieties: a liquid or a compact. Being quite a busy girl working 7 days a week I went for the compact. I have been using it now for about 12 months now because I think its fantastic. In the shops it costs about £10.50 - extremely expensive, even when its occasionally on offer with a couple of quid knocked off. I manage to get mine from markets varying from £3.50 to £5 depending on the stall. How they manage to sell it that cheap I don't know! The compact is very slim and nice looking in a gold coloured plastic. Inside there is a quite large mirror and a sponge as well as obviously, the foundation itself. ...