Rimmel Stay Matte Press Powder

On suggesting a product, I requested Rimmel's Stay Matte Foundation and all they have offered me is the pressed powder version, despite my emails to them! Therefore the product does have slightly different packaging to that shown by dooyoo, mine comes in a tube and is in liquid as opposed to powder form. Yet another addition to my ever expanding make-up box. ~ Price ~ Currently £4.49 for a 30ml tube at Boots. ~ Rimmel Matte Foundation ~ Rimmel have a wide variety of foundations available but in the matte finish foundation you have the option of choosing a pressed powder in different shades or the liquid ...  Read the complete review

I sometimes suffer from shiny skin, especially when I've been out partying, so I thought it was about time that I got something that would help get rid of the shinyness! When I went to my local supermarket I found my self looking at the make-up section because I needed some new products, mine were getting a bit old. I came across this pressed powder, I read the back of the packaging which stated that it controls shine for up to five hours. At only £3.70, I thought it would be the perfect way to finally combat my shiny forehead. I put the product into practice, when I was getting ready to go out, I found my self constantly checking the mirror that ...  Read the complete review

I never pay a great deal whe it comes to pressed powder as I always tend to you a foundation thats stays matt for at least eight hours, however, I do like to use a little bit of pressed powder just to ensure that my face looks as matt as it can be as it hate it when it goes shiny. Rimmel Stay Matte Pressed Powder is what I normally use. It comes in a container with a clear lid on it with the name of the product on the top of the lid and details of the shade and information on Rimmel underneath the tub. Rimmel do a range of shades of pressed powder ranging from Ivory for the lighter skinned people up to various tones of beige for those that have ...  Read the complete review

This is my favourite brand of powder. It is probably one of the best priced as well, and sometimes i can get 2 for £2.50 in my local chemist. Failing that, its about £2.50-£3 for one. This powder lasts around 3 months, using it twice a day. There are loads of shades from really pale, to the darker tones. Personally i go for the middle of the range, and op for peach glow. This is a lovelly colour, but doesnt make you look orange like some powders do. The powder lasts around 6 hours, and then i would say a quick dab over and you'll be matt again is advisable. It has excellent coverage and you really only need to briush your face once to get an ...  Read the complete review

Rimmel Stay Matte pressed powder was reccomended to me ages ago and I finally got round to trying it last month. It cost me around £5 because it doesnt come with a pad to use (its first fault) so I had to buy something to apply it with that fit inside the packaging. The packaging of this product is pretty poor - because of the wide surface area of plastic, mine broke within a few days, so it is not suitable for the everyday handbag. The product itself equally did not impress me. The powder came off quite thick and when it is applied to the face it doesnt smooth easily, and sticks to eyebrows and eyelashes. I thought this could maybe be rectified by using a blusher ...  Read the complete review