Revlon colourstay or colourstay whipped.

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Scarlett P.

Sep 29, 2013

Scarlett P.

Which one is better?

Vanessa W.

Sep 29, 2013

Vanessa W.

Whipped! It's my fav foundation ever. It's the same coverage as colorstay (full) but applies much smoother, almost like a face cream, then sets to a matte/skin finish. Looks very natural, in all lighting. The regular colorstay imo is too easily cakey and accentuates the dry patches on my combo skin. Both are good for strictly oily skinned people, though. :)

Stephanie S.

Sep 29, 2013

Stephanie S.

I have oily skin. I use whipped, I like it(: I set it with macs studio fix pressed powder on my t zone. so far it's good(:

Brittany O.

Sep 29, 2013

Brittany O.

I have dry and the whipped actually works wonderfully on my skin!

Halle C.

Sep 29, 2013

Halle C.

There both really good just depends which you prefer cream or liquid.

Juliet M.

Sep 29, 2013

Juliet M.

Whipped. The other one made me break out though, I have very sensitive skin.

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