Rimmel Stay matte powder

Today's product is a staple in my collection , it is rimmel's stay matte pressed powder.  The packaging is quite travel friendly as it had a plastic lid and is also encased in plastic. 

Sorry , the writing does wear off after a while :(

I use a powder puff with this and apply to my t-zone (forehead, nose, chin) to eliminate any shine and minimize pores.

I have the shade 006 which i think is actually the darkest shade and it is perfect, i think darker skinned ladies may have a problem finding a shade to match but there is actually a transparent shade to cater for all skin tones.


It lasts for around 5 hours on me and my skin does look a lot better with it.


I would recommend this for anyone who has oily skin as it covers shine really well or just wants to set their foundation as it lasts quite long.




Rimmel Stay matte powder - Boots, superdrug (£3.99)

Beauty blender on a budget!

Firstly I have never tried the real McCoy (Beauty blender) so I cannot make a comparison between the two, I don't think I will ever be able to spend £16 on a sponge but I have a cheaper version called the cosmopolitan beauty sponge.

I have never liked to use wedge sponges as I think they use up too much product but I love using this especially for heavier foundations.

It is a pain in the keister to wash though which is why I still have a teeny bit of foundation left on it.

How I use it

I damp it using warm water and it somehow makes my foundation give me the illusion of having AMAZING skin as it is almost impossible to get a cakey finish. 

You can find the beauty blender sponge in Superdrug although there must be limited stock as I tried 7 stores with no luck but eventually found it in the Braehead store near Glasgow .

Beauty blender sponge ~ Superdrug (£4.99)

NEWS!!!!

Hiya now that i have your attention lets cut to the chase superdrug has launched their own beauty card probs the replica of the advantage card from boots and beauty club card from debenhams .

So........ what happens ???

well basically heres the deal

Source - superdrug.com

 

Earn 10 points per £1 when you shop online

Stacks of bonus point promotions instore

Every 100 points you earn = £1 for you to spend instore!

One word - YAYYY!!!

I personally thought it was a long time coming as i do like to shop there

So what do you think?

Yay or Nay ?!