L'Oreal True Match VS. Revlon Colorstay.

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Adrianne M.

Jul 5, 2014

Adrianne M.

Okay sOo I wanna know peoples opinions on two different foundation :) L'Oreal true Match VS. Revlon Colorstay... I have oily skin and wanna know which one is gOod are what foundation is gOod for oily skin...

Berke K.

Jul 5, 2014

Berke K.

Revlon colorstay would be better for you. true match is much more lightweight and gives kinda dewy finish.colorstay is better on oily skin and has full coverage

Rebecca J.

Jul 5, 2014

Rebecca J.

Colourstay is great! true match is too liquidy and doesn't last as long if you have oily skin.

Adrianne M.

Jul 6, 2014

Adrianne M.

Thanks Ladies... I do have oily skin.

Bailey G.

Jul 6, 2014

Bailey G.

I have oily skin but ColorStay would cake on my face, no matter how little product I applied, and even though I exfoliate regularly, moisturize, and prime. It does have good coverage though. I switched to True Match about a week ago, and I'm liking the results better. I do have to apply a bit more, but it's a buildable formula and it doesn't seem to cake. I love the coverage it gave me. It does give off that dewy finish that everyone talks about, and I don't do dewy finishes, so just setting my makeup with a translucent setting powder (I currently use Rimmel Stay Matte) it seems to work just fine. Using a setting spray, like UD De-Slick, helps too.

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