Review : Revlon Colorstay Foundation Normal/Dry Skin

There is a million and one reviews out there on the Revlon colorstay foundation line but that didn't however stop me from deciding to do my own.

Because I had read so many reviews on this foundation when I came around to trying it I had very high expectations and thankfully it did not disappoint

 11.90 euros - Marvimundo stores Spain

Revlon Colorstay foundation comes in two skin types which is a huge bonus, I got the Formula for Normal/Dry skin and I chose the colour shade 200 Nude

Revlon claim that the colorstay foundations look and feel fresh all day, Give all day comfort whilst looking natural and flawless.

One of the major downsides to this foundation is that it doesn't come with a built in pump. It's also not transfer free as Revlon claims and it does have a slightly more expensive price than most drug-store foundations

However, if you are wanting a high-quality foundation that will give full coverage whilst still looking natural then its worth every penny.

I love this foundation because it's build able. 

I't doesn't make my face look cakey and it comes in a wide range of shades which make's it easy to find the perfect colour match.

This foundation apply's flawlessly and it doesn't make my already dry skin look any dryer which for me is a huge bonus. I can also count on this to last all day and night without fading.

Overall if you don't mind a foundation that doesn't come with a pump then I would completely recommend Revlon colorstay.  

Thank you so much for reading

Holly x