Good coverage foundation, in Natural Beige., 10 Nov. 2015

This review is for the Natural Beige.

A really nice cream foundation, that applies evenly with a foundation sponge.

Boasts of pore blurring and I don't think it is so much that they are blurred, but that the foundation goes on smoothly leaving a flawless complexion, so any fine lines or pores really can't be seen as much..

Also boasts of 24 hour moisture hydration, which I presume means it is also acting as a moisturiser whilst it is on and I can say that it did not make my skin feel dried out after use, so that is good.

Also has the addition of SPF 20, which is a nice feature for the foundation, but isn't the highest protection if you have skin that is sensitive to the sun, so be aware of your skin type and possible need for extra sun protection in the summer.

Personally, I did find this shade a little darker than my own complexion, so I would probably choose a lighter beige if purchasing in future, but it is ok on a night...

This review is from: Rimmel London Match Perfection Foundation, Natural Beige (Personal Care)

'My skin' but better. Fantastic option for cool toned porcelain skins that have a hint of pink., 19 Nov. 2015

Basically, the best foundation I have ever found for my super pale dry skin, great texture, coverage and finish, but don't be put off by its dark pallor if testing it on your arm/hand, it really does match my ghostly tones perfectly and looked too pale on my slightly darker mother.

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On dispensing from the pump it feels like a much more expensive foundation, and although it is clearly loaded with silicones from the texture, they did not irritate my skin at all. I was a bit put off by how orange it was against my palm, but smoothed into my face it disappeared and looked like my skin but without the imperfections. It blends beautifully compared to the product I've been using the last year and is seamless against my jawline, so I could use this in targeted application not just full face. It claims medium coverage but I had full coverage of red patches on my eyelids so I'm impressed.

Wearing it is pleasant as it feels hydrating and weightless, my skin didn't feel tight or...

This review is from: Rimmel London Match Perfection Foundation, Light Porcelain (Personal Care)

Rimmel London Match Perfection Foundation, 4 Jan. 2016

I have managed to test the Ivory, Classic Beige, Light Nude and True Nude shades and I would say that they increase in darkness in that order from Ivory to True Nude. It would probably be a good idea to know in advance the shade that suits your skin tone by perhaps trying the shades out at your local department store as I think the colour swatch squares at the top of the product page probably won't give a good indication of the foundations actual shade. I wanted to test the shades mentioned above as I couldn't really tell from the product page which one would actually suit my skin tone and the lighter Ivory shade is the one best matched to my own skin tone.

The foundations come sin a glass jar with a pull off lid and the foundation itself comes out of a pump. For best results I've found that a foundation sponge works well although you can of course apply by hand and wash your hands afterwards. The foundation has the benefit of having an SPF 20 and the jar contains...

This review is from: Rimmel London Match Perfection Foundation, Ivory (Personal Care)