Revlon Colorstay Normal/Dry vs Combination/Oily Formula Comparison Review

Revlon Colorstay Normal/Dry vs Combination/Oily Formula Comparison Review Purchased shades (formula): 150 Buff: Normal/Dry and Combination/Oily 180 Sand Beige: Combination/Oily As promised, I’ve got the low-down for the two formulas for my favourite foundation that doesn’t smudge or budge throughout the day: the Revlon Colorstay Foundation in the Normal/Dry and Combination/Oily formulations. Let’s talk about …

Revlon Colorstay Normal/Dry vs Combination/Oily Foundations Formula Review

Revlon Colorstay Normal/Dry vs Combination/Oily Foundations I was browsing through Watsons yesterday and they had my favourite Revlon foundation on sale for 20% off and while I picked up my usual shade (150 Buff), I noticed that there was a new selection for the Normal/Dry line! This is new in Hong Kong (old news every where …

Revlon Colorstay Liquid Foundation Review

Revlon Colorstay 24hr Liquid Foundation I had about an hour to kill before I headed off to the Apple Store to get my iPhone 6 Plus fixed, so naturally, I headed to my closest Watsons to check out the Revlon Colorstay 24hr Foundation series as I have been on a drugstore cosmetics spree ever since I discovered …

Revlon Colorstay Two-way Powder Foundation Review

Revlon Colorstay Two-way Powder Foundation Watsons: HKD165 Shade: 130 Shell I’ve always been a fan of the Japanese pressed powders as they feel more hydrating for touch ups; as I live in Hong Kong, Japanese pressed powders from various drugstore and high-end brands such as Kate, Media, Kanebo, Canmake and Shiseido are readily available in …