Rimmel Clear Complexion Clarifying Powder Reviews

I have tried nearly all the make-up brands over the years but my favourite brand overall has to be Rimmel because they do a huge selection of items and they are really cheap too compared to some other brands. My favourite transparent powder for setting my make-up comes from Rimmel and is the clear complexion one. The normal ...  Read the complete review

I have used this face powder on and off for a few years now. I've tired more expensive face powders, and though some of them are nice, for an everyday powder I just want something cheap and cheerful. The powder comes in a circular dish which is made of a hard turquoise plastic. It has a clean plastic lid that twists on and off ...  Read the complete review

I bought this powder from Tesco for £3.99. I bought it as it promises a clearer complexion with shine free skin - Just what I needed! The powder comes presented in a small transparent tub that weighs 16g. The lid comes off easily, perhaps too easily as sometimes it falls off without me even touching it so be careful with it! ...  Read the complete review

As I have mentioned in previous reviews, I am not a big fan of foundation for everyday wear and tend to stick to a combination of a touch of concealer and a dusting of powder. I spotted this face powder in my local Boots recently and having not been the biggest fan of the Rimmel Clear Complexion Concealer I was keen to see if this ...  Read the complete review

I have quite oily skin, and bought this to try and help the shine of my skin. This costs £3.99 from Boots, and is currently on offer at three for two. I think this product is good value, and lasts a long time. I find it normally lasts around three or four months. However, sometimes when it has been in my bag the powder falls apart and ...  Read the complete review

I have to admit that the first thing that attracted me to this product was the price. I needed a new powder/foundation and at £3.99 is superdrug this was one of the cheaper options. That combined with the fact that it is made by Rimmel who in my experience make good products encouraged me to buy it and give it a go. ~~Product ...  Read the complete review

I bought this at Superdrug, and paid £3.99 for it. At a first glance, I had to decide whether to buy this powder, or Rimmel's Stay Matte powder. As a quick comparison, Stay Matte powder comes in way more shades, but the packaging is very dull and I don't think this is very attractive to people on the shelf. However, I am not talking ...  Read the complete review

Having shiny skin makes me feel really paranoid, so when i went to boots (admittedly not to buy this) when i saw it on the rimmel counter i had to buy it to see if it works. It is reasonably cheap, around 4 pound when i brought it, but i wouldnt buy it again The product comes in a round powder tub, with a clear lid with whit writing ...  Read the complete review

Before I start reviewing this product I have to admit I dont suffer from oily/shiny skin all that often if anything Im at the other end of the skintype spectrum. However in the summer and on a night out I think most people need a bit of help to control shine so for those two reasons alone is why I personally bought this "Rimmel ...  Read the complete review

It took me a long time to finally get around to trying this product. Like a lot of people, I suffer with occaisionally oily skin. On a night out it doesn't seem so bad, but often in the day I find that I need to re-apply powder to my t zone. This powder is more than your average pressed powder though. It's actually designed to ...  Read the complete review

I don't understand why everyone else likes this powder, but we all have different experiences. I never feel this powder setting my foundation nor does it help keep my skin the oil balance in my skin throughout the day (but I have normal skin and the foundation just wore off quickly when powder is meant to help it stay longer). When ...  Read the complete review

Having tried a lot of rimmel items Im not a big fan, although the price is very attractive you end up paying for it!! i find this powder bearable somedays but most of the time can leave your skin very dry and flakie, not an attractive look!! I found it heavy on the skin and didnt like the feel it gave me when ...  Read the complete review

I never used to be a fan of powder until my sister let me try hers. Then I realized that it was a must for setting your face and ensuring that your make up doesn't slip during the day. I find the colour of Rimmel's clear complexion pressed powder is very good for my pale skin and it goes on easily on top of foudation. It is ...  Read the complete review

This has become a makeup staple for me over the past year or so. I never used to use a powder over my foundation but I have discovered the benefits of using the correct power with a good brush! For the purposes of this review, Rimmel Clear Complexion will be known as RCC (Like Credence Clearwater Revival only backwards!) The ...  Read the complete review

I bought this product on the spur of the moment when I popped into my local chemist to buy the raved about Rimmel Sexy Curves Mascara (which I love and will review soon by the way). I was having a "hmmm, what else can I buy...?" sort of moment, and upon seeing the price of this powder being under £4, I thought that would do ...  Read the complete review

A last minute grab at a train station Superdrug, this turned out to be an exceptional buy. Priced at around £4, Rimmel is a budget beauty brand and realistically not famous for their superior quality - however, this powder is perfect for my skin. The product is more than adequate at setting foundation and mattifying the shiny t-zone that ...  Read the complete review

I have been using this product for about a year now and I love it! Its a very reasonable price and suits my skin tone well, with it being transparant it adapts well to my bery light skin tone. The product comes in a round plastic container with a clear lid with white writing on, so its not the best looking thing ever but ...  Read the complete review

Yet again I was on the look out for a cheaper alternative to my Clinique Clarifying powder when I came across the Rimmel Clear Complexion Clarifying Powder. I'm not usually a fan of the Rimmel brand at all, I find that most of their make-up is quite rubbish to be honest but this was under £5 and considering my Clinique powder costs me 3 ...  Read the complete review