win
Posts: 183
23rd August 2012 19:11
Hi, spotted this in Dunnes on offer approx €6.50. Need foundation for day wear. Does anyone use it and what colour. I have dark hair & like a bit of colour in my foundation. I tried the testers on my hand but could not judge. It seem to have a nice dewy finish. Would love some feeback.
tassajara
Posts: 723
23rd August 2012 19:54
It seems to review pretty well over on Beaut.ie:
http://beaut.ie/blog/2012/wake-me-up-be ... om-rimmel/
The only thing I remember from swatching it a few weeks ago is that it has a yellowish undertone (like most Rimmel foundation) and it can look scarily glittery on your hand but looks lovely on.
Also, please please match your foundation to your actual skin tone, and add colour using bronzer, blush and highlighters. Don't add colour to your face using foundation, your makeup will always look really harsh and artificial like that.
paperclips
Posts: 3146
24th August 2012 11:26
I use this on and off. I bought it to use as my day time foundation as I was getting through my MAC foundations too quickly.
Anyway, I find it good, but in the natural light, I feel like it leave my face a little shiny looking. For €6.50 I would probably buy it.
Maybethisyear13
Posts: 992
24th August 2012 12:08
It's a nice foundation and is "youthful" if you know what I mean?!
I have quite oily skin though so I can't really use it. It slides off my face! So maybe avoid if you suffer from Tzone shine!
mrs bmw
Posts: 6447
27th August 2012 07:36
I have not tried it but I used their Perfect Match foundation, its about €9.95 and it is on 3 for 2 in Boots at the moment (all Rimmel stuff is)
I have been using Rimmel foundation for easily 10 years now, I would not use any other brand
lollisue
Posts: 507
27th August 2012 08:20
I've tried it and didn't like it at all. I found that it didn't give much coverage, it's more like a tinted moisturiser than a foundation. I have very dry skin though so it just might not suit my skin type.
win
Posts: 183
27th August 2012 20:07
Hi, thanks for all the feedback. I went to boots & a girl picked the colour Soft Beige, so I bought it in Dunnes for €6.95, cheeky I know. Bad purchase, its way too pale for me & I felt none of he shimmer came through. I plan on mixing it with another foundation I have that is too dark & hope to use it up. Like the other posters said very light coverage. At least it wasn't too expensive. My search continues, I am determined to find a budget option. Thanks for all replies.
mrs bmw
Posts: 6447
27th August 2012 20:19
what number is that one? i use 201 classic beige and its just perfect to use on its own or with a powder. Go and ask for a sample of some of them and then when you find one that suits go back to Dunnes. Was it all foundations at that price? Don't suppose their primer was on offer did you notice? Its brilliant.
hestia
Posts: 2368
27th August 2012 20:28
Is it not in breach of advertising standards for false claims? Would need more than a foundation to wake me up. Unless it's fortified with a quadruple expresso.
win
Posts: 183
27th August 2012 22:44
Hi Mrs. BMW,they would not give me samples take home. Soft beige is no. 200. Didnt notice the primer, but will look out for it after your recommedation, thanks. The Wake me up consealer is also reduce to something like €5.50.
I agree with the last poster, there is nothing wake me up about it!