For anyone who has never tried Revlon ColorStay.

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Kim S.

Feb 16, 2013

Kim S.

And I know most have... But if you haven't, DO IT.
I used to use it about 5 years ago and I'm not entirely sure whatever possessed me to stop. Maybe my skin wasn't so shite back then or something, I don't even remember it being quite so good, but after hearing so many good things about it, I decided to go back and try it again and it is literally amazing.
No matter what foundation I use, I'm always shiny by the end of the day. Sometimes even after an hour or 2 and all the foundation seems to just have disappeared.
Well, I've had my makeup on for 14 hours and done a busy shift at McDonald's and no word of a lie, it is still exactly the same as when I put it on and not even a hint of shine.
I've only set it with a cheap Collection 2000 powder which costs like 3.99 or something. It's amazing!
Also usually if I do cut crease eye makeup, by the end of the day it's transferred a little bit onto the lighter colour on my lid but with this foundation underneath that's not happened. I normally have a problem with my mascara dotting itself onto my brow bone through the day as well... Nothing. Entire face is still exactly the same.
Last night I actually felt like it was a struggle to get it off as well. IMO that's a good thing. So happy!

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