Revlon ColorStay Normal/Dry Skin 30ml Makeup - 135 Vanilla

🖋Revlon Colorstay Longwear Makeup For Normal To Dry Skin N 200 is a foundation that helps even out skin tone, cover imperfections on the skin surface, scars, acne,... creating a soft, natural skin layer (Natural Finish). Enhances skin protection, replenishes moisture and provides effective sun protection. Contributes to creating a healthy, perfect bright makeup layer that lasts up to 24 hours. 💁🏻‍♀️Outstanding Advantages: - Liquid texture, easy to spread, thin, light and breathable. Oil-free, fragrance-free, colorfast, long-lasting, waterproof, heat and sweat resistant, mask-friendly. - Formula containing Hyaluronic Acid helps increase skin moisture by more than 120%. - Provides broad-spectrum UV protection with SPF20 to help keep skin protected from the harmful ... More🖋Revlon Colorstay Longwear Makeup For Normal To Dry Skin N 200 is a foundation that helps even out skin tone, cover imperfections on the skin surface, scars, acne,... creating a soft, natural skin layer (Natural Finish). Enhances skin protection, replenishes moisture and provides effective sun protection. Contributes to creating a healthy, perfect bright makeup layer that lasts up to 24 hours. 💁🏻‍♀️Outstanding Advantages: - Liquid texture, easy to spread, thin, light and breathable. Oil-free, fragrance-free, colorfast, long-lasting, waterproof, heat and sweat resistant, mask-friendly. - Formula containing Hyaluronic Acid helps increase skin moisture by more than 120%. - Provides broad-spectrum UV protection with SPF20 to help keep skin protected from the harmful effects of sun exposure. - Suitable for: Normal - Dry skin. - Compact, convenient design suitable for carrying anywhere. - The product has 24 colors, diverse for all skin tones. 🧙🏻‍♀️Ingredients: Titanium Dioxide 4.3%, Zinc Oxide (nano) 2.1%. 🕵🏻‍♂️How to Use: - Step 1: Wash your face and perform skin care steps, letting the skin completely absorb before applying foundation. Step 2: Shake the product well. Moisten the makeup sponge with mineral spray. Put a little foundation on the back of your hand, use the large end of the sponge to absorb and begin to spread the foundation evenly all over your face. Then use the small tip to cover areas such as around the corners of the nose, the skin under the eyes,... - Step 3: After using foundation, continue to apply a layer of powder to make the foundation more durable. Then comes eye makeup, blush, highlighter, lipstick,... - Store in the refrigerator or cool place. Do not store at room temperature. Avoid high temperatures. - For external use only, do not use on damaged skin or open wounds. 👩🏻‍⚕️Note: - Don't use too much force, it's important to spread the cream evenly and avoid missing any skin areas on the face. - Avoid contact with eyes. If contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with water.

So this one actually is a good one. Stayed on all day. Was moisturizing and felt light and let my skin breathe. I wore this during humid Oklahoma summer and it still stayed on. This one is great for a workday or out running errands, etc. easy to apply, blended well and didn't take much to give a good coverage. This is a medium coverage foundation which you can easily build if you want more coverage or apply less for a lighter coverage. I don't like heavy foundations. The finish was matte or satin which I also like. I don't like dewy foundations either. Easy to find at any drug store. I think this one is a keeper for daily errands and work. Price point is also not too bad as it's around $13 where I live. I would recommend this one if you want to try something which ... MoreSo this one actually is a good one. Stayed on all day. Was moisturizing and felt light and let my skin breathe. I wore this during humid Oklahoma summer and it still stayed on. This one is great for a workday or out running errands, etc. easy to apply, blended well and didn't take much to give a good coverage. This is a medium coverage foundation which you can easily build if you want more coverage or apply less for a lighter coverage. I don't like heavy foundations. The finish was matte or satin which I also like. I don't like dewy foundations either. Easy to find at any drug store. I think this one is a keeper for daily errands and work. Price point is also not too bad as it's around $13 where I live. I would recommend this one if you want to try something which will stay where you put it all day. Didn't run off on my clothes, my hands, etc. enjoy if you decide to try it.

I was recommended this foundation for cosplay purposes due to its large shade range and affordable price. When I purchased this in the shade Oatmeal, I wasn't expecting it to match me perfectly since I had been shade matched with a different shade on the Revlon website, but it was on sale and I figured I could at least test the formula before giving it to someone else. Turns out that it matches me perfectly if I'm not trying to brighten my skin, which is exactly what I was aiming for. I'm naturally cool toned and pale but live in a sunny area where my warm, tan overtone can make finding foundation matches difficult. The formula itself is very nice. The foundation is fairly liquid, not a super thick consistency, which allows me to paint it on in thin layers on my ... MoreI was recommended this foundation for cosplay purposes due to its large shade range and affordable price. When I purchased this in the shade Oatmeal, I wasn't expecting it to match me perfectly since I had been shade matched with a different shade on the Revlon website, but it was on sale and I figured I could at least test the formula before giving it to someone else. Turns out that it matches me perfectly if I'm not trying to brighten my skin, which is exactly what I was aiming for. I'm naturally cool toned and pale but live in a sunny area where my warm, tan overtone can make finding foundation matches difficult. The formula itself is very nice. The foundation is fairly liquid, not a super thick consistency, which allows me to paint it on in thin layers on my skin. After setting for a bit, it stays on very well, and can be built up with another thin brushed or sponged layer for extra coverage. It works so well with any silicone based primer (I use elf's poreless putty primer) and lasts a long time. When it does come off, it doesn't break as much as just disappear, which I prefer as it looks cleaner at the end of the day

Horrible new formula

Definitely a new formula. I came here to see if I was crazy and luckily all of the reviews agree, there is a new formula and it is not good. I’ve used this foundation for a long time and it covered very well, blended well and didn’t dry fast. Which made it have this great satin finish that wasn’t oily looking. I bought sand beige and not only is it darker and more orange, it drys immediately and I can barely apply it to my face in time, so it’s splotchy looking. It’s also very matte and I did get the oily/combo type but never used to be this thin and matte. I have tried using it with nothing on my skin and using it with moisturizer serums and primer with the same result. Please fix it

New Formula

I have used Revlon Colorstay for years. I don't use a lot of makeup; the Colorstay Longwear Makeup is all have used for many years. When I bought my latest bottle, it appeared to be the same as I had been using-24 hrs 220 Normal to dry skin.The first time I wore the new product was Sunday to church. When I got home I noticed a fine rash on my face. I washed my face and by evening the rash was gone. Since I was going out on Tues. I applied it again. I had not associated the makeup to the rash.However after I had worn it for a few hours the rash reappeared. I fished my empty bottle from the garbage and compared the two labels. At first I didn't notice a difference.I then noticed the cap,was printed Hyaluronic Acid. This may be something my skin is sensitive ... MoreI have used Revlon Colorstay for years. I don't use a lot of makeup; the Colorstay Longwear Makeup is all have used for many years. When I bought my latest bottle, it appeared to be the same as I had been using-24 hrs 220 Normal to dry skin.The first time I wore the new product was Sunday to church. When I got home I noticed a fine rash on my face. I washed my face and by evening the rash was gone. Since I was going out on Tues. I applied it again. I had not associated the makeup to the rash.However after I had worn it for a few hours the rash reappeared. I fished my empty bottle from the garbage and compared the two labels. At first I didn't notice a difference.I then noticed the cap,was printed Hyaluronic Acid. This may be something my skin is sensitive to.Does Revon make a comparable product without this ingredient? I have been using Revlon for so long,I hate to have to change brands at my age.Thank you for your assistance. Jeannie

Perfect color match

I really miss the original Revlon Colorstay. You know, the one that came in the container without a pump. However, I do like the addition of the pump. I have dry skin but I also prefer full coverage foundation. The original formula was full coverage, so I only had to use a little bit and it would make my skin look amazing/flawless even in the hot and humid climate I live in. With the later formulas, they must have thinned them out or something because the coverage is just not there. You can see my skin underneath and I don't like that. I would not bother to wear foundation if I wanted my skin to show. If I add more foundation, it looks cakey. Also, I wear a mask and it is not entirely mask proof. It always wipes off a bit around my nose. I added an extra star ... MoreI really miss the original Revlon Colorstay. You know, the one that came in the container without a pump. However, I do like the addition of the pump. I have dry skin but I also prefer full coverage foundation. The original formula was full coverage, so I only had to use a little bit and it would make my skin look amazing/flawless even in the hot and humid climate I live in. With the later formulas, they must have thinned them out or something because the coverage is just not there. You can see my skin underneath and I don't like that. I would not bother to wear foundation if I wanted my skin to show. If I add more foundation, it looks cakey. Also, I wear a mask and it is not entirely mask proof. It always wipes off a bit around my nose. I added an extra star because of the perfect color match. My shade is buff and it is a true neutral shade. I am happy they kept it and did not make it too pink, yellow, orange, peach, etc and other unnatural colors like other foundation brands have.

Revlon Colorstay Foundation For Normal/Dry Skin Spf20 30Ml - 120 Porcelain

Product bought with my own money Application method spongeThis is a review of the two formulas of Colorstay foundations in the shade 150 Buff. In my review CO means combinationoily skin formula and ND normaldry skin formula. PROS CO thick texture that glides easily on skin when spread with a brush, CO and ND mostly stays truetotone, CO and ND longlasting except for the creasing. CONS ND runny, almost oily, consistency thats easy to spread but drips everywhere when you pick up the product with a finger to dot it onto the face, CO cakey finish with a brush, smootherbutsheerer finish with a sponge, ND powderychalkydrylooking finish whatever the application method is, sheerer with a sponge that emphasizes flakiness and dry patches which is not what dry skins need, ND ... MoreProduct bought with my own money Application method spongeThis is a review of the two formulas of Colorstay foundations in the shade 150 Buff. In my review CO means combinationoily skin formula and ND normaldry skin formula. PROS CO thick texture that glides easily on skin when spread with a brush, CO and ND mostly stays truetotone, CO and ND longlasting except for the creasing. CONS ND runny, almost oily, consistency thats easy to spread but drips everywhere when you pick up the product with a finger to dot it onto the face, CO cakey finish with a brush, smootherbutsheerer finish with a sponge, ND powderychalkydrylooking finish whatever the application method is, sheerer with a sponge that emphasizes flakiness and dry patches which is not what dry skins need, ND badly blended pigments and nonstabilized formula, CO never truly sets, it remains tacky and waxy on the skin even after powdering, and tranfers onto everything including the bristles of the brush thats used to powdering, coating every single hair with foundation, CO and ND crease and settle into fineexpression lines IMMEDIATELY after application, and continue to do so over time even when heavily set with powder which make your skin appear older. . . WTF CO medium coverage, ND sheertolight coverage, noncalibrated shades from CO to ND, CO and ND the pigments tend to redden when they set not really a bad thing, it just means that the shade in the bottle and wet swatches are definitely not reliable, CO and ND fragranced. COMMENTS Ive been using Colorstay for 15 years I began with the SoftFlex formulas. I have very oily skin but I can wear indifferently both formulas. Honestly, calling one for oily skin and the other one for dry skin is a nonsense as the latter is not moisturizing in the least, in my opinion these are just twice the same product with only a few tweaks in the formulas to produce slighty different finishes and coverage levels. The ND has much lower coverage and contains tiny shimmers in ND which are invisible at first but become visible after a while that add a slight glow which would be pretty if the finish was not so powderychalkydrylooking. The shades are not calibrated from CO to ND as an example, Buff in CO tends to be more yellow and one shade lighter than Buff in ND. Both formulas take a very long time to set which explains why they crease straight after application. I need to heavily set with powder IMMEDIATELY after smoothing a problematic area smile lines, undereye area. Once mostly set, they last a very long time but still crease over time. The shine control is just average and, as strange as it sounds, is better with ND because of its powdery finish. The former Colorstay Softflex for oily skin was more absorbent and had a much better shine control. A major problem with ND is its not fully blended I get lots of white grains of unblended pigments on my face. In addition, the formula is not stabilized the pigments deposit onto the inner surface of the bottle over time, giving the illusion it is always full, there is less pigment suspended in the foundation base, thus resulting in the shade becoming darkersheerer. Although the word fragrance do not appear in the ingredient lists, both formulas are fragranced orchid extract and ethylene brassylate the latter is mostly responsible of the final smell. While ethylene brassylate gives a gorgeous warm, comforting distinct smell, neither flowery nor sugary its found in almost every foundation from Revlon, Covergirl, and many other socalled fragrancefree foundations it does not have any other purpose than perfuming. Fortunately, this fragrance ingredient neither irritate my skin or my eyes, but its something to note for the most sensitive skinseyes amongst us. I used to like the current formulas when the SoftFlex ones were discontinued, but everything is relative now my skin is older, I now have the habit of checking my makeup in a 8x magnifying mirror this is not forgiving in the least, trust me and so many oustanding foundations have popped up in a decade that, in comparison, both current Colorstay formulas are now antiquated and underperforming. Both SoftFlex formulas had a better lastingpower without creasing, thus were better formulations. And finally, a comment on the marketing team. Recently, new shades were launched which brings the total to 43 for the oily skin formula and 24 for the dry skin one. While such a shade selection is absolutely stunning, the marketing team made it a complete mess. The pattern in the shades range has always been the same the smaller the number the lighter the shade, the bigger the number the darker the shade. But with the new shades launch, this pattern is not reliable anymore. I tried the shades 135 Vanilla and 140 Oatmeal, thinking they would be at least as pale as 150 Buff, maybe with some slight changes in the undertone, but it turns out that they are at least 2 shades darker. Also, the swatches online are completely useless many shades appear much lighter online than they actually are, or look completely weird Ive seen a shade thats a grayish purple. I even tried 295 Dune which was shown lighter than Buff on one of Revlons online leaflets this one too runs out 2 to 3 shades darker than shown. I join a picture of Revlons leaflet so everyone can check what Im talking about. Who is responsible for such a chaotic numbering system and nonaccurate digitalized swatches Was she drunk Isnt there a quality control in this marketing team Nothing is better than arms swatches dry ones, not wet ones which dont have any sense as most foundations darken upon dryingsetting, especially Revlons pigments that also tend to redden, but it obviously requires more work than Revlon is ready to do. I just wish things were done right.

Ruined a classic foundation.

FOUNDATION: I've been using Revlon Colorstay since the 90s. With no warning, Revlon reformulated and jumped on the "makeup with skincare" bandwagon. I already use anti-aging skincare, when my skin needs it. I don't need hyaluronic acid and other extras in my foundation. HA causes itching and breakouts. It's definitely not for daily use. I've never had a problem with the old formula. Looks like it's time to move on to a high-end brand.BRANDING: Revlon can't seem to settle on an aesthetic for their packaging. The latest foundation bottle colours and fonts is an example. The old bottle looked more sophisticated. The new mascara in high-end looking gold was an upgrade, but their product branding is all over the place. Nothing coordinates!

Still bad !!

*** Product bought with my own money ***(I don't trust reviews on products received as gift, too often they are offered in exchange for fake high rating. I don't do this, I purchase my products, thus my reviews are truly my own, without compromises).Application method : spongePROS :- slightly runny (almost oily) texture that glides easily on skin,- stays true-to-tone once set,- dries neither too fast nor to slowly,- sets to a powdery finish with tiny shimmers,- only minor creasing,- good transfer-resistance (although not astonishing),- ALMOST fragrance-free,- long-lasting.CONS :- powdery/chalky/dry-looking finish (whatever the application method is, sheerer with a sponge) that emphasizes flakiness and dry patches (which is not what dry skins need),- ... More*** Product bought with my own money ***(I don't trust reviews on products received as gift, too often they are offered in exchange for fake high rating. I don't do this, I purchase my products, thus my reviews are truly my own, without compromises).Application method : spongePROS :- slightly runny (almost oily) texture that glides easily on skin,- stays true-to-tone once set,- dries neither too fast nor to slowly,- sets to a powdery finish with tiny shimmers,- only minor creasing,- good transfer-resistance (although not astonishing),- ALMOST fragrance-free,- long-lasting.CONS :- powdery/chalky/dry-looking finish (whatever the application method is, sheerer with a sponge) that emphasizes flakiness and dry patches (which is not what dry skins need),- non-stabilized formula,- leaves specks of unblended pigments on the face,- slightly creases and settles into fine/expression lines IMMEDIATELY after application which requires immediate setting with powder on some areas like under the eyes, forehead and smile lines,- sheer-to-light coverage at best,- non-calibrated shades between "oily" and "dry" formulas,- erratic pattern in the shade range and in the numbering systemCOMMENTS :I have very oily skin but I can wear indifferently this foundation in both Oily/Combination skin and Normal/Dry skin formulas. Honestly, calling one for oily skin and the other one for dry skin is a nonsense as the latter is not moisturizing in the least, in my opinion these are just twice the same product with only a few tweaks in the formulas to produce slighty different finishes and coverage levels.I’ve been using Colorstay for 16 years (I began with the SoftFlex formulas when they lauched in 2008). The SoftFlex formula was outstanding, it had iron-like lasting power and was 100% transfer-resistant. Then came the Time Release formula in 2011 (a complete formula change, especially the emulsifying ingredients)… and my 3 years love-story stopped there as the 2011 formulas (both "oily" and "dry") were absolutely horrendous on me, creasing like crazy and transferring onto everything like they never actually set. Between 2011 and 2022 there were some tweaks in the formulas but nothing major nor noticeable.This 2022 formula for dry skin is not a real improvement over the previous formula.It has a slightly runny texture that glides easily on skin (even when spread with a brush). I do prefer a sponge as it meshes better with the skin. It dries neither too slowly nor too fast (and never to the point it flash-dries upon contact with the skin, like a competitor's formula do). It sets to a powdery finish (weird) which is a nonsense for dry skins.During the setting time it tends to slightly crease on some areas like under the eyes (I don't use concealer, foundation is enough), on the forehead and the smile lines (mine are almost non existent but the slightest creasing emphasizes that this area is not as young as it used to be 20 years ago). So, once blended I dab a clean brush (or my finger) remove any excess product and speed-up the setting process (finger is better for this point), then immediately set with a translucent loose powder. I don't rush to powder the rest of my face as no creasing occurs anywhere else.The color ever-so-slighly darkens during the setting time (which is common, so don't rely on wet swatches to choose your match) but it's barely noticeable with this new formula. Then it stays true-to-tone during its weartime, The previous formula also used to redden while setting, this one doesn't.The shine control is good and, as strange as it sounds, is better with this formula (because of its powdery finish) than the oily skin formula. The former Softflex formula for dry skin was much smoother and had a far better lasting power.Let's note that this formula has a problem that the "oily" formula doesn't share : the pigments stick onto the inner surface of the bottle, giving the illusion it's always full (even when the bottle is actually empty). As these pigments (especially the titanium dioxide) is not suspended in the formula anymore, the color seen from outside the bottle tends to become lighter (almost white) over time, while the actual product that's dispensed becomes darker and sheerer (even less than a tinted serum). The non blended pigments leaving huge white specks on the face in the former "dry" formula has only ever-so-slighty improved : I still see white specks, like tiny sand grains, but I admit that they are tinier than before (LOL).Although the word "fragrance" do not appear in the ingredient lists, both formulas are fragranced as they contain ethylene brassylate. Fortunately, the smell is much lighter than it used to be and is now barely noticeable (I have a sensitive nose, I smell it but it's much much lighter than before). Nonetheless it’s something to note for the most sensitive skins/eyes amongst us.The shades are not calibrated between "oily" to "dry" formulas. As an example, Buff in "oily" formula tends to be more olive and half a shade lighter than Buff in "dry" formula.And finally a comment on the chaotic numbering system. The pattern in the shades range has always been the same : the smaller the number the lighter the shade, the bigger the number the darker the shade. But with some new shades launches that occured a few years ago, this pattern is not reliable anymore. I tried the shades 135 Vanilla thinking it would be at least as pale as 150 Buff as its number is smaller… but nope, it is at least 2 shades darker. On the arms swatches pictures provided by Revlon, the shades are not even listed in ascending order of numbers, and the "smaller number but darker shade" occurs for many other shades than mine.Colorstay for dry skin won't get into my bathroom again until all the major problems are fixed.

amazing for oily skin

Think of oily skin and double it. Thats me. This product is probably the ONLY high street foundation that stays put on oily skin. I used this years ago and they changed it around 2013 (ish) and i hated the reformulated product, HOWEVER. Recently saw they had reformulated again so tried it .... back to my Holy Grail. The price is insane for the product. I was paying out for born this way matte which is the only other one that stayed, but that is now discon. I'm so happy to have this formula back!!!!! REVLON DO NOT CHANGE THIS.