This stuff is wonderful. Believe me I tried SO many foundations and wasted so much money before I settled for this one. It looks natural, feels natural and lasts all day. I have applied my foundation in the morning, spent the day at work and then it's still good if I go out in the evening. It doesn't have a nasty smell. It's not the cheapest but considering that it lasts me around 2 months, it's well worth it (and that's with a lot of wastage with me sometimes pouring out too much at once) It always makes my skin look nice on photographs too. I do need to touch up with an anti-shine powder at points throughout the day but I think that's a lot to do with ...  Read the complete review

Looks like I might be the odd one out as I cannot say that I was impressed with this foundation. I was very excited to buy this foundation, it had been recommended by a friend and I had read numerous rave reviews, however I was left disappointed. REVLON COLOURSTAY - NORMAL/DRY SKIN - 150 BUFF - £12.49 from Boots *Appearance 3/5 Elegant little glass bottle with screw top lid. The screw top is slightly inconvenient as it is difficult to control the amount that you pour out. *Ease of use 2/5 I usually apply my foundation with a brush, however with this Colourstay foundation I found that I had difficulty getting an even ...  Read the complete review

Revlon Colorstay Foundation comes in two types. One type is for dry skin and the other is for oily to combination skin. I use the oily to combination skin foundation and honestly believe this is the best foundation I have used. As for colour, there is a good range of colours and I found that the product did not oxidise on my face, meaning that it did not go more orange when worn. This product is also good as it has an SPF 6. Now this is quite a low SPF, but is still very important to use one so it is nice to see it included within the product. As for packaging, I think it would have been easier if a pump was included instead of a screw ...  Read the complete review

Having used my Revlon Color Stay (Oily - Combination skin formula) for a few months I now, I feel that it is worthy of a review. I bought mine from Boots for around £11 (prices do vary - the cheapest I've seen it at is around £10), so it is quite pricy for a 'drugstore' foundation. There is a fairly large range of colours - Ivory, Buff, Nude, Sand Beige, Natural Beige, Fresh Beige, True Beige, Natural Tan and Toast. I am very pale, and I use Ivory and I think it is a very close match. These do come in different formulations according to your skin type - Normal/Dry skin and Combination/Oily skin. Today I will be reviewing the Combination/Oily skin, but most of the things .  Read the complete review

For quite a while I used Double Wear foundation by Estee Lauder and really liked the quality of the coverage it gives which is quite extreme and heavy, but it worked well for me. After starting university, paying £25 for a bottle of foundation seemed a bit excessive and I decided it was an expense I could do without and with that, began looking at high street branded foundations. I was slightly unsure after trying out a vast array of foundations in the past, everything from Maxfactor to Collection 2000, but never finding one that was right for me that I would buy over and over again. Before heading to my local Boots I did some research online and this ...  Read the complete review