Maybelline dream creamy foundation About a week before christmas I saw this foundation and I read good reviews about it and it also says that it is really good for dry skin, that it was really moisturising and I have really really dry skin so I had to get it. As I find it really hard to buy foundations for my skin type as I have sensitive skin and a lot of product irritate my skin and my skin is also really really dry. The only products that work with my skin are tinted moisturisers but as good as they are (especially the natural collection one, which is amazing) they do not give me all the coverage I need, especially in the winter where my redness is worse. ...  Read the complete review

My very last Maybelline review for a while and I thought Id get it out the way with today - people are goign to start thinking I work for them! Now this particular Maybelline product was the whole reason I went up town last weekend because I had heard such amazing things about it from my friends. They told me it was a mixture between liquid and mousse foundation and it was much easier to apply than most of those other types so I couldnt pass up the opportunity to try that out could I? Ive been trying a few different foundations out recently anyway and Ive started to change my opinion on a lot of brands and types because of them but sadly that didnt happen with this one ..  Read the complete review

This Maybelline Dream Creamy Compact I recently picked up at a chemist I liked the look of it and there appears to be quite alot in the pot when you first buy it. Sadly I got it home and opened it up and was slighlty dissapointed with the amount you get for the price of it. I have been getting so many blemishes lately and I needed somthing to cover them but really keep them covered up all day long! I did spent time on looking for the right shade for my skin tone my skin tone is very light so a light colour would be perfect for even matching coverage. I picked up shade 21 nude beige. Walkng home I was thinking to myself how flawless my skin will look as I had ...  Read the complete review

This foundation is so average, I think I'm actually going to struggle to review it. As I've mentioned before, I'm always on the quest for the perfect foundation, but I also always just buy cheap stuff because I'm poor. I had a Boots voucher worth £5, so I decided to put it towards buying some foundation that actually had a brand! Having tested L'Oreal and Max Factor and deciding to wait until I had a £10 voucher (as I didn't really want to pay £8 on top of my voucher, since my cheap foundation is about £3 so it seemed pointless!), I found myself lurking around the Maybelline stand. I considered a few of them - the Dream Satin Liquid, the Superstay, and even ...  Read the complete review

I've had mixed experiences with Maybelline foundations in the past. Probably one of their biggest ever releases was the Dream Matte Mousse. It was a long time before I tried it as they had no pale shades until a couple of years ago when they made four additions to the range. I tried it and liked the flawless look that it gave but the colouring was still slightly too dark and it rubbed off too easily so I keep it for back up purposes. Then came their Dream Satin Liquid Foundation which I tried a sample of but found it lacking in coverage. This new Dreamy Creamy Foundation was one I only just heard of and my initial impressions that were it was similar in concept to Max ...  Read the complete review