I bought this powder foundation a while ago when shopping in an outlet store. this particular shop sells items really cheaply, a lot of which is cosmetics. I'm assuming the majority of it is bought in bulk cheaply because it is no longer selling on the high street or is last seasons stock. As a result you get a really weird collection of shades and things like that, you have to sift through a lot of rubbish to find something good but it can definitely be worth it. This particular powder caught my attention because it was one of the few things being sold in a light enough shade for me to actually wear. I have very pale freckly skin and therefore anything darker ...  Read the complete review

I actually had the liquid form of this foundation as my suggestion but was advised that the review already existed here so I am putting my review under this product even though it is not the mineral version. As I have yet to find a foundation that actually suits my skintone, I am constantly on the look-out and have probably wasted a small fortune in the process. As Revlon is not one of the cheapest brands out there, it is not one of my first choices for cosmetics. This particular foundation came in the form of a sachet from a magazine, which is probably just as well for my bank balance if it turns out much the same as everything else that I've tried ...  Read the complete review

Since the rise in mineral foundation products been sold, more people are purchasing them due to the majority of manufacturer claims that they are not just 'any' old foundation, they actually improve your skin rather then make it worse like some products which have caused people to have break outs and other various skin problems. I always wondered what the Revlon Colorstay foundation was like due to the numerous advertisements on the product when it initially came out. Liquid foundations are my favourite, I'm not so keen on applying foundations that are powder or compact crème ones because they are difficult to blend in so I was a bit curious on whether ...  Read the complete review

I had been curious about mineral foundation for some time when I came across this in the reduced section at my local Boots store for around £6 and I couldn't resist purchasing and trying it out. As us women all know in the summer traditional liquid foundations can feel a bit heavy on the face and can make us a bit shiny in places when we sweat so it was ideal timing really! It contains SPF as well which is a great bonus. What It Looks Like: It's a handy sized rounded pot with a large black lid, when you unscrew it the reason becomes clear as it has a brush inside that twists up and down so that simply dip it in and apply. It sits ...  Read the complete review

I've read about all the benefits of mineral makeups all over beauty magazines. Makes me wonder, does it really make your skin better? coz everyone said that it actually good for your skin and you can go to sleep with it. Tempting, right? well... I have to try it if I really wanna know. Revlon actually the second brand that I bought. The previous one is from another brand that I wasn't so happy about. Limited color (I bought the closest one to my skin, still no no), and whats up with the brush! please, is it because the brush came for free so they can make it as harsh as they want? I mean, when I put it on my face, I use the brush and working with circles like ...  Read the complete review