Some of the time, especially for work I really want a foundation I don't even have to think about through the day. As double wear has a pretty heft price tag, I decided to try another long wear foundation I have heard great reviews about... Introducing Revlon, Colour Stay £12.99.
I picked the colour 220 Natural Beige, which is actually slightly/really dark for me, but I picked it so I could wear it on nights out.
The texture of the product is thick and doesn't spread aswell as other foundations. To apply it I use my Sephora airbrush foundation brush but leave it a little streaky then buff it in with my stippling brush. Unlike double wear this foundation doesn't dry matte, it has a satin finish and a rather 'sticky' feeling to it so it does need powder to set it.
I have hunted high and low for a Double Wear dupe, but out of all the drugstore brand foundations I have tried - nothing compares. I think prefer to pay the extra, for Double Wear or Diorskin Forever as the finish and longevity is unmatched on both.
ReplyDeleteI used to wear Revlon Colourstay, but found that it is hard work to get a good even finish, and after using about a 1/3 of the bottle, it seemed as if it had 'gone off' or something, as it just didn't sit on the skin right. I think if you really can't afford the extra for Lauder, then Colourstay is probably the best alternative though.
Edie xx
Liv, have you ever tried mac studio fix fluid? xx
ReplyDelete@holly, nah, Ive tried pro longwear and I didn't think the coverage was as good. I don't know if I've ever seen the studio fix fluid, whats it like?
ReplyDelete@edie, yeh i know think I'm just going to have to bite the bullet and buy double wear again, it did last me almost 6months I dont know why I'm being so tigh! haha! I got a sample of Diorskin forever to try too!