If you didn’t know, I am a big fan of foundation. Full, medium or sheer, it really doesn’t matter to me; I love them all! My new favorite product is Revolution Pro’s “Foundation Drops“.
There has been quite a few new and interesting launches recently, but I find myself gravitating towards this one every day.
Want to know something more about it?
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You can find the full list of ingredients at revolutionbeauty.com.
The product is quite small and travel-friendly; it reminds me a lot of Revolution’s liquid highlighters, with less aesthetics to it.
The glass bottle feels quite luxurious, and has a nice weight to it despite carrying less formula than your regular foundation (we’ll touch on this later on).
I personally love the matte effect of the bottle; the brand’s and product’s name printed on it are still present today, despite me using this product every day. There’s also a sticker with all the general infos and ingredients.
What makes this foundation quite unique is the dropper applicator; the cap is black and gets dirty fairly easily, but the actual applicator picks up enough product for you to cover your entire face with it.
I am overall quite into this packaging; it’s simple yet sleek, and minimizes the mess that foundation application could cause.
What caught many people’s attention was the applicator of the foundation even more than the actual formulation.
It pick up a lot of product, and that can cause your base to look cakey and stain your clothes, since the formula is quite liquid.
Speaking of the formulation, I kind of find this one similar to Fenty Beauty’s “Pro Filt’r” one. The two offer two completely different finishes, but they are both quite water-y. Moreover, this foundation offers a very natural, skin-like finish, and creates a silky, breathable base just like it’s supposed to; or, rather, like it’s marketed for.
What’s even better is how fast and easily the product blends on your skin; it literally takes seconds to be perfect.
I decided to offer you guys a hand swatch since it’s a very textured part of the body; despite not being a full-coverage foundation, I find the coverage provided to be pretty efficient!
Like always, here we are! Do I recommend Revolution Pro’s Foundation Drops? I absolutely do!
I am going to be really honest and say that at the very beginning I thought I wasted my money on this product. It may sound a little dramatic, but it’s true; I couldn’t understand how much product to use, and I also thought that the applicator was just there to make me waste precious mls of product.
Once I seemed to get a hold of it however, I quickly fell in love with it. My preferred technique is to squeeze very little product directly on my face and then blend it out with a damped beauty sponge.
Also, another aspect that kind of bugged me was the quantity you get in the bottle. Your avarage foundation is about 1 fl. Oz. (30 ml), while this is a little over half that amount.
Personally, I love the natural finish it provides. I can build up the coverage where I need it or just add a bit color to my face, but without any blending/cakey-ness problems.
A very important aspect you certainly want to take in consideration is that this base wasn’t created to suit any particular skin type.
I have combo to oily skin, therefore I know I will need prepping and setting methods to make it stay in place all day without it melting or creasing after a couple of hours. You may need a little less prepping if your skin leans more towards the drier side, but you will still need to set it in place.
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