Need to downshift foundation, any recommendations?

hieveryone

Please do let us know how you get on.

I very much like the Revlon Colourstay, actually preferring it to ELDW!

Love the 'new foundation' night before feeling!!

starrystarry

Yes do let us know how you get on with it.

raven83

starrystarry wrote: »

Revlon Colorstay is amazing. I have fairly oily skin and it keeps the shine at bay all day long yet it feels like I'm not wearing make up. Good coverage too. Big range of shades as well so you should be able to get the right shade for your skin.

I've not tried the No7 one.

I concur, Revlon is one of the best and is only about £12 for a bottle, and they have it in a wide range of shades and also for skin type. I used the one for oily to combination skin.

wannabeslim

Just adding another vote for the fabulous Revlon Colourstay for oily skin

poppy_f1

www.findation.com is a great website for knowing what shade to buy in different brands

Pleut

I might have to try the Revlon one next!

babysteps24

http://www.boots.com/en/Dermablend-Corrective-Compact-Cream-Foundation_1461300/?cm_mmc=pla-_-google-_-PLAs-_-Boots+Shopping+-+Category+-+Luxury+Beauty

my new favourite

lantanna

I have never tried the double wear. I have relatively good skin but it can be on the dry side. I have downsized from Benefit to No 7 and now onto Rimmel True Match which I find great actually.


The last time I bought it was on 3 for 2 and I got a foundation, a concealer and a mascara for £10.99 and I really can't complain about any of the products.


I would certainly have a look at Rimmel - they have so many with different coverage etc so I'm sure you will find one to suit you!

stevenblodgett

Revlon Colorstay is a pretty good option.

GBNI

For those who love the Revlon Colorstay, Fragrance Direct often ave it in stock for around £7 per bottle. They don't have all shades, but is worth a look