Natural Collection Pressed Powder

On a night out I refuse to go out without a pressed powder in my hand bag as it’s one of those products that is simply a must in my opinion. If your make up runs, you sweat a little or whatever the dilemma - in the majority of situations pressed powder can help cover up the fault. I do have a habit of loosing make up on a night out so decided to invest in a budget pressed powder for such occasions. The Brand Natural Collection is a brand that is found in the majority of Boots stores regardless of their size, mainly because it is actually a brand that is manufactured and owned by Boots. It’s very much a high street brand and also one suited to the ...  Read the complete review

I've worn face powder for as long as I've been wearing make-up, because I tend to look shiny if I just use foundation or tinted moisturiser as a base, and I don't really suit the shiny look. Sometimes when I'm buying cosmetics I'll go for a more expensive brand, to treat myself to a product that's perhaps a little nicer to use, or has more of a striking effect. With face powder, I don't think there's much point - it's a simple product and I haven't noticed much difference between different brands, having tried Rimmel and Boots 17. I decided to try Natural Collection Pressed Powder because it appeared to be the cheapest powder available in Boots, at £1.95, and ...  Read the complete review

Natural Collection is part of Boots' own range of beauty products and offers a wide range of make up and accessories. Having used Rimmel face powder compacts for years, I thought I'd try something different simply because it was cheap and I was intrigued to see how effective it was in comparison. I am reviewing the neutral shade as this comes in several different colours to suit a variety of skin tones, and neutral is that most similar to Rimmels 'Transparent' compact. Similar to other reviews, there isnt much space to fit a powder puff in the compact, however with a bit of a squeeze, I managed it and it doesn't upset or disturb the ...  Read the complete review

After years of avoiding Natural collection products because of associating them with my teenage years, back when I had no choice but to buy the cheapest products. I recently bought from the range a black mascara, which I was actually very pleased with. I thought that I would give them a try when I decided to buy a pressed power. Powder is powder at the end of the day and to me at least its only use is to stop the dreaded shine! I popped into boots and was pleased to see that Natural Collections pressed powder came in three shades and only cost £1.99 rather a lot less than the usual ranges I would buy from, where it would cost me about five pounds or a bit ...  Read the complete review

Natural Collection - Pressed Powder **WHAT IT DOES** This is a pressed powder, which you apply over foundation to give a matte finish, and reduces shine off your face. It helps even out your skin tone. **PACKAGING** This powder comes in a round plastic container. It has a screw lid, which is clear and see-through. You can see the light beige powder behind the plastic screw lid. The circular container, which the powder is set in, is pearly grey. IT has a label on the back giving you brief details about the product, in brown writing. The lid is easily screwed off and on. The only problem, which I have with the lid, is if the container is ...  Read the complete review