I'm always on the quest to find foundations that are light but give enough coverage to make your skin look its best without looking fake or overly done. I stumbled upon this because it was buy-one-get-one and I already love Revlon's Colorstay and thought I would give this a whirl. It's truly on the verge of taking over Neutrogena's Tinted Moisturizer as my new holy grail summer foundation.Good things:
- The skin matching technology is basically that the makeup comes out of the tube almost white like a lotion and it has tiny microbeads of color that are supposed to "match" your skin magically. Doubtful that there's any magic going on, but I like that it gives sheer coverage without feeling like you've got no coverage at all.
- This gave me an even, natural, semi-matte/semi-dewy finish. I felt like it was my skin showing through at its best.
- Completely neutral. I *hate* when foundations have pink or peach added to them and this is one of the few drugstore lines that is a neutral/yellow base.
- Lasted throughout the day, and I've even worn it on days when I'm outside and sweating all day and my face still looks reasonably put-together.
- SPF. Nuff said. If you're not using an SPF product on your face I don't even want to talk to you.
- Love the packaging, i.e. love when products are in a squeeze tube so you don't have to contaminate the product just trying to get it out.
- At $13.99, pretty affordable considering the quality.
Bad things:
- So far nothing, but I will unload a truckload of fury on Revlon if they discontinue this.
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