Revlon Liquid Foundation, ColorStay Face Makeup for Combination & Oily Skin, SPF 15, Medium-Full Coverage with Matte Finish, 220 Natural Beige, 1 Fl Oz

Listen, I’ve had breakouts, blemishes, surprise acne guests, rosacea flare-ups, hormonal drama, and whatever else skin can throw at a face — and through it all, this foundation has never betrayed me. Revlon ColorStay in Nude for combination skin has been my ride-or-die for 25 years. That’s longer than some marriages.It goes on smooth, blends like a dream, and somehow walks the impossible tightrope between coverage and breathability. It evens out everything without turning my face into a pancake or a grease slick. Stays put through work, worship, sweat, tears, and even spontaneous karaoke sessions.Honestly, this little bottle of magic deserves a loyalty medal. If Revlon ever discontinues it, I’m starting a petition and crying into a backup stash. If you’ve got tricky skin and need coverage that gets you, try this. Just don’t take the last bottle at the store — I’m still stocking up.

I live in SW FL and the temps are very hot and humid. I have used Elizabeth Arden since I was a teenager. This makeup lives up to the claim of long lasting! It does not sweat off which is the problem I have had with my previous makeup. I apply with a brush and am very pleased with the coverage and the stay on power.

ive used this color in the past and it was the same and perfect! price was excellent!!

Okay foundation.

I love the coverage of this makeup and have reordered a few times so thought I should review. It conceals my red cheeks and blemishes so well while still feeling light. I end up using more to conceal than just a base. I use a sponge to apply.

I love it 😻 so much as soon as it arrived at my door I just had to try it out and it matched my color alongside my blush 😳 so glad everything worked out for me .

So smooth and lite on skin. Perfect color. Stay is unbelievable. I absolutely love this. I have it on subscription so I never run out.

I have a very oily T-zone, even when using my Becca mattifying primer. I was using Chanel Lumiere liquid foundation before this (not the one for oily skin, because I bought it in the winter when I was on a medication that gave me dry patches), which I loved, but I ran out and thought I'd give this much cheaper drugstore foundation with rave reviews a try.This foundation does prevent my typical t zone oil slick from developing when I wear it, even without mattifying primer. The coverage is great, especially with a couple of layers--a little of this goes a long way, so I would say that my typical application is thin. Since the bottle has no pump, I dip a clean q-tip into the bottle instead of touching the foundation and bottle with my fingers. I know that a lot of people hate foundations without a pump, but I like the fact that I can get EVERYTHING out. It kills me that I couldn't get to all of the makeup in my $60 bottle of Chanel foundation.That being said, this foundation feels SO thick on my skin. Maybe I'm just spoiled from using such a high quality liquid foundation before this, but I feel like my face is suffocating when I wear it. It feels like I'm covered in petroleum or something. I wore some just under my eyes, under my powdered mineral foundation yesterday, and when I tried to blend my eyeliner after this had dried, I realized how bad the consistency was...it was just sticky and thick. I guess the plus side to that is you definitely don't have to worry about transferring.It looks so unnatural to me. When I wear it my skin tone is even, blemishes and dark circles covered, but at a price!! My skin looks...weird. Older? I don't know. Just off in a bad way. I actually felt self conscious when I went out wearing this.Speaking of unnatural, the chemical smell of this...the chemicals IN this...I couldn't get over it like I thought I could. I used to be a nut about chemicals in my makeup and body care products....apparently some of that stuck, because I worry about my health when I put this on.My skin tone is hard to match because I'm biracial, so I was impressed that their golden beige worked well for me-- but it became too pale after I went to the pool one day. After that, this stuff really wasn't working for me.I've gone back to using Mineral Fusion loose mineral foundation (warm 2...you can buy this brand at Whole Foods or on Amazon!) instead of liquids in general. My skin looks flawless and natural while I still get full coverage and perfect color match.So Revlon Colorstay for oily/combo skin gets more like 2.5 stars despite my bad feelings for it because of how well it holds back oil, redness coverage, color range, low price....I gave this 3 instead of 2 stars because I was very impressed with the oil control and rarely find anything for oily skin that actually works. I'd rather apply a mattifying primer and pay more for a higher quality foundation than wear this, though.