I love trying out different makeup products even if I don't really need them. This foundation is no exception. Now from the fact that it says 'nude' and 'foam' on the front of the packaging I really wasn't expecting it to give much, if any, coverage. Now usually I am the sort of person that likes full coverage foundations, as I have a lot to cover. So why did I buy this I hear you ask? Well, recently I've been wanting to go for more light coverage foundations as half of my face doesn't need the concealing of a full coverage foundation. I was starting to feel like it was too much for my poor skin. Anyway, I've always dismissed this foundation on my usual shopping sprees. .  Read the complete review

A couple of months ago I decided that it was time to renew my items in my make up bag and top of my list for things to get was foundation because my foundation had ran out a few weeks previously and the one that I was using as a stop gap was not performing as well as it could. I actually bought this from ebay and I paid around £5 or £6 for this which included postage. It is available on the Boots website for £7.99 and it is actually part of a 3 for 2 promotion. I believe that this is a very reasonable price for a decently branded foundation and I would expect to pay somewhere around the £8-£10 mark. My foundation is exactly as shown above and it ...  Read the complete review

Before I tried this new air foam make-up, I was using the original type of this make-up for about two years, so my review will be based mainly on the comparisons of the two. ----Price---- This can be bought from boots for £8.99, although I'm pretty sure it did not cost this much when I bought it! It can also be bought from Tesco, Superdrug and other common stores. The pricing can be argued against, as some people may think £8.99 is quite high, but to be fair in comparison to many other foundations in stores, it's not too bad, and there are many which cost a lot more! I would, and will, be paying this price for it next time as I do ...  Read the complete review

Another empty foundation bottle, time to try out a new foundation! This time, I decided to go for Maybelline Dream Nude Airfoam. The Airfoam cost me £8.99 from Boots, however, you can always pick these products up on some kind of offer in Boots or Superdrug. The foundation comes in a short, 50ml, cylinder bottle. It has a click on/pull off cap, with a pump underneath to dispense the foundation. The bottle is beige in colour with white and brown writing stating what the product is. On the back are your basic warnings (do not leave in direct sunlight etc) and the instructions for use. Before dispensing the foundation, shake the can well. I have ...  Read the complete review

The only make-up brand I'll go near when it comes to foundation is Maybelline, I personally just find that they do it best so, when I saw a new Maybelline foundation product I didn't hesitate to buy it. I bought this from Asda when it first came out a few months ago for the introductory price of £5.49. I've also seen it in Tesco, Boots and Superdrug for around £8.99 for the 50ml bottle. The foundation is available in eight shades: ivory, cameo, nude, light beige, sun beige, fawn, caramel and sand. Usually I purchase the ivory shade in Maybelline foundation although I did find myself going a shade darker with this particular product and purchased the cameo ...  Read the complete review