In Need for a new foundation, Off to the drugstore .

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Andrea R.

Jan 7, 2013

Andrea R.

Lately i have been trying out the new Revlon Color stay whipped foundation & it's been making my face look super cakey. I have oily skin & in need for a new foundation. Any Suggestions? I'm off to the drugstore, looking . Please help 😘

Kendalynn L.

Jan 7, 2013

Kendalynn L.

I adore the revlon colorstay whipped creme foundation :) i think you should use less like about 2 to 3 small dots on each cheek, 2 dots on the forehead, pea sized dot on the nose, upperlip, and chin

Shelbi V.

Jan 7, 2013

Shelbi V.

Try the liquid version :) 

Denisha D.

Jan 7, 2013

Denisha D.

liquid version made me break out , but i love it :( too bad i will never touch that stuff again due to the horrible breakouts i had while using it .

Loren B.

Jan 7, 2013

Loren B.

Max factor pan cake applied with a wet sponge. It gives you great control to get just as much where u want it. Best I've tried in preserving natural translucence of my face while concealing my hated freckles. 

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