Maybelline Dream Satin Liquid

Maybelline Dream Satin Liquid air whipped foundation promised an air brushed finished and in my opinion this is exactly what i got. I have quite open pores on my cheeks and nose which can be quite embarrassing because I do not have blackhead or spots in fact I have good healthy clear skin. I have tried several different foundations from a number of companies. Naively like a number of women I watched their advertisements and was instantly under the illusion that by switching to their foundation I could have the natural and smooth looking skin the models in the advertisement had. Unfortunately this is not the case. I bought this from superdrug when it ...  Read the complete review

** How I came about to use this . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ok so theres so much chioce in foundation out there, I never know which is best. I also was signed up with Maybellines newsletter for a compeition and recieved an email promoting their new vibrating mascara, and at the end of the email was a promotion for this new foundation. I was intrgued at how it it was an 'air whipped' formula, in a liquid version. The claim on the 'airbrush finish' and the 'poreless look' also made me want to know more about this. ** Were was it from & Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...  Read the complete review

I was drawn to this foundation when I saw the advertising campaign for it on TV and in magazines. It was being pushed as a liquid foundation that would give you an 'air brush finish' and not emphasise the appearance of pores by giving a 'poreless looking perfection'. I had previously tried Maybelline's Mineral liquid foundation before this and my only gripe with that one had been the fact it settled into my pores and emphasised the look of them very badly! So I was very drawn to this foundation, and at the time it was on pomotion in Boots saving £2 off the normal price which is £7.82. That is the usual price for foundations by companies such as ...  Read the complete review

I needed a new foundation that made my skin look flawless and wasn't too pricey, so from the advert on TV, this seemed perfect. *Packaging* Maybelline Dream Satin Liquid foundation comes in a 30ml glass bottle with a pump dispenser. I find this useful because it's easy to pump out the amount you want. It's also hygienic because bacteria can't get in and contaminate the foundation. On the front of the bottle the name and shade of the product is there. On the back there is a description. *Using The Product* The pump is easy to use. All you have to do is pump out the foundation and apply it to your face. Although the product is stated to be ...  Read the complete review

I was on the look out for a new foundation a few weeks ago and am signed up to Maybelline's e-newsletter. (I had to be to enter one of their competitions.) So in their monthly email they sent me something introducing some of the new products they were launching. Dream Satin Liquid was one of them. As I had heard some good things about their Dream Matte Mousse I could not help but be intrigued especially when I saw the advert with the golf ball and the girl pours foundation over it and it goes all smooth. This supposedly represents the pores. Anyway I thought it looked worth a try. I was reluctant to pay full price for a bottle from the shops because it was so new I ...  Read the complete review