March 16, 2018

Revlon Photoready Insta-Filter Foundation (All shades)

Did you know that Revlon came out with a new foundation a few months ago? Available in 12 shades, the Insta-Filter foundation is supposed to provide medium (but buildable) coverage and a natural finish. The high-definition filter technology captures light to blur flaws, while the built-in sponge applicator is said to blend the foundation easily.

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Revlon Photoready Insta-Filter Foundation All Shades Review Photos Swatches Before After Oily Skin MAC Equivalents

My skin is oily with a few dry patches, and this foundation is great for my skin type. I like how it doesn't accentuate dry patches even if it has a satin finish!

It doesn't make my skin look super oily, I only need to use a blotting sheet once or twice during the day! But if your skin is very oily, I would suggest to set it with a bit of loose powder. I like to use a mattifying primer as well, such as the BareMinerals Combo Control milky face primer.

Revlon Photoready Insta-Filter Foundation Review Swatches Before After Oily Skin

The coverage is medium, but buildable. It doesn't feel heavy or sticky, and I love how it looks on my skin!

The Insta-Filter foundation lasts 8 hours on me. So the staying power is pretty good, but it's not the most long-wearing foundation on the market!

Revlon Photoready Insta-Filter Foundation Review Photos

With that being said, the sponge applicator is terrible. It leaves my foundation looking streaky. Also, you can't wash it so it's not the most hygienic packaging.

I prefer to apply the Insta-Filter foundation with a damp Beautyblender or with a brush. It looks good if I apply it with my fingers, but for some strange reason it leaves white streaks on my skin, so I need to massage the foundation on my face to mix the pigments back together. I don't have this problem when I apply it with a Beautyblender or a brush.

Overall, the foundation itself is great! I like the finish on my skin and the coverage is pretty good. However, I really dislike the sponge applicator.

Revlon Photoready Insta-Filter Foundation Review 110 130 150 200 210 220
Left to right : 110, 130, 150, 200, 210, 220

Revlon Photoready Insta-Filter Foundation Swatches 110 130 150 200 210 220 NW25 NW15 NC20 NC30 NW35
Swatches on fair skin (NC10-NC15)

110 Ivory is a bit lighter than NW25 and has pink undertones.

130 Porcelain is similar to NW15 and has peachy pink undertones.

150 Buff is slightly darker than NC20 and has golden olive undertones.

200 Nude is similar to NC30 and has neutral undertones.

210 Sand Beige is slightly darker than NW35 and has pinky beige undertones.

220 Natural Beige is similar to NW30 and has pink undertones.

Revlon Photoready Insta-Filter Foundation Review 240 320 330 400 410 450
Left to right : 240, 320, 330, 400, 410, 450

Revlon Photoready Insta-Filter Foundation Swatches 240 320 330 400 410 450 NW45 NC42 NW50
Swatches on fair skin (NC10-NC15)

240 Medium Beige is similar to NW35 and has neutral, slightly pink undertones.

320 True Beige is similar to NW42 and has pink undertones.

330 Natural Tan is similar to NC42 and has neutral undertones.

400 Caramel is darker than NC42 (but lighter than NC45) and has golden caramel undertones.

410 Cappuccino is slightly lighter than NW45 and has neutral, slightly pink undertones.

450 Mocha is darker than NW45 (but lighter than NW50) and has neutral, slightly pink undertones.

Revlon Photoready Insta-Filter Foundation All Shades Review MAC Comparisons

The Revlon Photoready Insta-Filter Foundation retails for $20.96 CAD for 27ml and is available at Ulta, Amazon and Walgreens.

(I received these products in order to evaluate them and give my opinion, but rest assured that my comments are always honest and impartial. This post contains affiliate links.)

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