A Revlon FOTD
It's been a while since I've posted FOTDs on this blog. Aside from my regular life getting the best of me and my time, I have rarely applied make up these days {Sue me.} The other day, I've received some gifts from friends from Revlon so I decided to make an FOTD with it as I was figuring a way to somehow mask my tired face over the last few days because I haven't been getting enough sleep.
The three products I used from Revlon in this FOTD are the following:
Revlon Matte Powder Blush in Blushing Berry
That's it for my Revlon FOTD. Do you love/hate any Revlon product? Share!
The three products I used from Revlon in this FOTD are the following:
Revlon Brow Fantasy in Brunette
Revlon Matte Blush in Blushing Berry
Revlon Colorstay Mineral Mousse liquid makeup
And here are some of my FOTDs from last week:
Notice how my face is so white here. I got a bit happy brushing on
Revlon PhotoReady Translucent Finisher so that's what happens!
Second note: my eyebrows look ugly here. :|
On regular days I don't get too happy with the brush, it really is like a
God-send because it's recreates a great veil over my face and I
look glowing!
Ack! I did not realize this photo makes me look naked! :|
Anyhoo, I used all of the above products again and see how I have gotten
it much better this time. I only topped the liquid foundation
with shu uemura's Translucent Finishing Powder.
My notes on the products:
Revlon Mineral Mousse Liquid Foundation:
- Consistency was not mousse-y at all, it was too malabnaw for a product that claims to be a mousse.
- The shade 030 seemed like the most perfect of all shades of foundation I've ever tried though. As I was patting it onto my face, I couldn't see where the foundation and my skin demarcated. All I could see was that my blemishes were being covered bit by bit.
- Unlike a personal favorite, the finish was not as smooth and not as seamless as other foundations seem to give. I think Revlon has yet to perfect the liquid foundation line.
- It didn't make me oily, though so that's a thumbs up!
- No breakouts, too!
- No icky smell and the packaging is classy, IMO.
- Good job on the SPF 20 but real skincare enthusiasts would know better than to trust a product that's not meant to do something but claims to.
- Staying power is so-so but I don't mind at all.
- Php 875 for 30mL is a bit steep for a drugstore product, IMO.
Revlon Matte Powder Blush in Blushing Berry
- It was love at first swipe.
- The color payoff was not much but it's buildable --- which I always like with my blushes because I don't want a thick coat of blush at first brush, especially when I'm doing my makeup in the morning and I tend to still be a bit sleepy.
- No glitters, just pure matte awesomeness.
- Php 625 for a drugstore blusher seems a bit high {Ha, I'm too kuripot for words!}
- Why does Revlon bother with all these scratchy mini brushes?
- But above all else, I stashed away my HG blush and this Revlon blush is now in my everyday bag.
- When I looked at it, I didn't think it was the kind of product that will work on me. After all, I was not sure light-colored brow gels worked for me {though I'm completely not sure why I still haven't bought MAC's Girl Boy until now}. When I swiped the crayon on my brows and used the gel it came with, my brows looked like I stepped out of a salon: WINNER!
- On the second day I used this product, my dear friend T commented while she was drinking her coffee: "Uy, your makeup looks great today ha, especially your eyebrows." I have Revlon to thank for this compliment.
- On the night of my second FOTD above, my best girlfriend Y and I trooped over to Miracle Spa in Aguirre St. and had a Swedish massage that had my face mashed up by the therapist. When I looked at myself in the mirror after, my eyebrows were very much filled and still intact.
- I know this is available in Manila but I haven't seen it in the stores I looked into for research. Would anyone know? TIA!
That's it for my Revlon FOTD. Do you love/hate any Revlon product? Share!