Revlon PhotoReady Insta-Filter Foundation - Ivory

Revlon nude foundation. I wasn't sure how the color would turn out since I'm pale. I love it. It's perfect for my skin. It has really good coverage for freckles. It lasts all day. It's easy to wash off but doesn't wear off with everyday normal use. I have sensitive skin and I didn't have a reaction to this product. I am surprised it works so well for a relatively low price. I hadn't used many Revlon products until I got a couple from spark review, they have completely changed my impression of them. When I was able to pick the product they had foundation color that would match almost any skin tone. Very good product.

I used more the 6 time and buy more i loved

Leave the cap on. Shake the container. Dab the first few times to get liquid to the top of the applicator. I was skeptical but once I got the right stroke motion I couldn't believe how smooth and even the look became. I do like like this foundation. No caked on look. Not heavy. Very natural and nice coverage. The aroma is very faint, pleasant. Feels like you're not wearing makeup after it's applied. My time was even and my skin was soft. I used it after my daily moisturizer. Washed off with soap and water.

I absolutely love the design of this Revlon Photo-Ready Insta-Filter Foundation! It makes such practical sense to include a spongy applicator attached to the bottle. It saves time and makes it so convenient to use. It does take a few minutes to shake and get enough product through the spongy end before applying it to my face, because I was keen not to get the sponge too overly-saturated for fear of the foundation coming out too runny and messy. It helps to apply it with a light touch and add more coverage as needed. I find that I didn't need as much product and I loved using the spongy applicator to dab on. I use a fresh blending sponge to smooth over the coverage. I would rate the opacity of the foundation as above average. Overall, a terrific product that I would recommend to anyone wanting to simplify their makeup routine in the morning.

The Revlon PhotoReady Insta-Filler Foundation is really unique. Not only does it come in a large size that will last for a long time, it's innovative sponge tip eliminates the need for a makeup applicator. To use the foundation you simply twist the bottom of the bottle to dispense a small amount of the liquid foundation into the center of the sponge tip. Then you just start to tap it onto your face and make circles with the sponge to blend it into your skin. It's really easy and you can instantly see how well it covers. The sponge tip applicator provides a nice texture and blending effect which I believe is the "photoready" effect. It looks like a full coverage foundation but it's really quite sheer. There is no real cakiness, but I would suggest moisturizing first because it does build up in drier areas of your face. The foundation is buildable with each layer adding a little bit more of the airbrushed look. It covers blemishes and imperfections nicely. Overall it's a great foundation. The Nude shade that I tried was perfect for my light complexion and wasn't orangey or yellowy like some foundations can be. I love the way it makes my face look airbrushed and will definitely feel more confident using this foundation in the future.

I haveto admit I do not own any Revlon foundations. I have been missing out. First of all, all other foundations that I own need to be mixed together to match my skin tone. This is the first foundation I have ever owned that matched me perfectly on its own. I was shocked. The color is perfection. Now lets discuss application. This also goes on like a dream. Blends effortlessly. I use a a flat kabuki style brush to distribute to product, pressing it in areas where I need more coverage then feathering it outward. I then go over areas where the product may gather such as around the nose, between the eyebrows etc. with a dampened makeup sponge. This foundation looks like my skin but better. No it does not cover every imperfection, but is anyone's complexion completely flawless? No unless you're a newborn baby. The wear time is a solid 8 hours when set with a loose powder. It does not oxidize so there is no orange or yellow undertones to deal with. It is not totally matte which is great because it makes you look “ real”. I am telling everyone about this foundation and I will definitely repurchase this product. The only downside is the sponge applicator. I did not find it useful as a applicater on the skin but I did like how I could pick the product up off the sponge onto my brush or damp makeup sponge. I am not taking away points for the applicator due to it being so useful. Overall I throughly enjoyed this foundation and actually look forward to using it.

Revlon PhotoReady Insta-Filter Foundation #220 Natural Beige is really a nice way to put on foundation the attached sponge makes it eaiser to put on. Before using this I would recommend you exfoliate your skin jus to make sure its clean and ready. It goes on so smooth!

it is a lighter feel on my face, doesnt cake in lines and creases

The idea of this sponge applicator foundation sounds great, but the overall design needs to be redone. The color matches and blends well, but the dispensing system leaves little control of how much you get at a time and once used, the sponge stays cold and wet. The directions states to shake well, but it doesn't seem to have an effect on the foundation being dispensed. There should be blender beads inside the bottle to make a difference, perhaps. Also, there is not a way to tell how much foundation is left in the bottle. If you like using a sponge applicator to apply foundation, I recommend just buying the sponges separately to be able to clean and dispose. If you do not like the sponge method, stick to applying and blending with your fingers. Either way, I would not recommend using the sponge applicator/liquid foundation all-in-one after trying it myself.

Sadly I was disappointed I struggled to get the makeup out and sponge attached was not good quality. Color was darker than I expected. I had to throw it out.