When I was younger I was always plastered in make up however these days at almost 38 years old I tend to agree to the less is more approach! My friend bought me this when she bought hers from Amazon and she paid about £3.00 including p + p for each of our tubes and she did this cos she's always pinching my make up lol. Just to be clear I am reviewing Revlon Age Defying Foundation however I don't know if this is the same one as on the top of this review page and its changed its name or what but it actually is called 'Spa 'as well. The Packaging: My foundation came in a see-through plastic tube with a brush attached to one end ...  Read the complete review

I have been wearing make up from quite a early age since age eleven or so. I have tried and tested all kinds of foundations over the years. From very cheap and cheerful to quite expensive. I had a voucher to spend on Amazon and spotted this at a bargain price. Please note that the foundation that I am reviewing is the one that has the brush inserted, however dooyoo has given me the go a head to carry on with the review here it goes folks! The packaging~ Comes in a plastic tube with Revon clearly shown at the top of the tube. It tells me it is Revlon Age Defying Spa. The colour is suitable for those of you that have pale skin like myself. The tube ...  Read the complete review

I have to admit that I don't tend to wear much make-up and I only tried this foundation because it came as a free sample sachet stuck to one of my magazines. I always keep hold of those little samples as they are ideal for travelling and save me buying a whole bottle or tube of foundation only to end up throwing most of it away, if it doesn't suit me or my skin type. This Revlon Age Defying Make Up is the one brand of foundation that I would genuinely consider buying a full bottle of - even at the current RRP of £12.49. (That's how much it's on sale for at Boots.com in October 2008 anyway.) There is always a risk using a new foundation for the first time. You ...  Read the complete review