REVIEW: Revlon Nearly Naked Foundation & Pressed Powder

Nearly Naked Liquid Foundation

Cost:$12.95
Available at: Retailers where Revlon is sold (Walmart, Shoppers Drug Mart, etc)

MY 2 CENTS
Revlon Nearly Naked has quickly become one of my favourite drugstore foundations.

Medium in coverage, the formula is so lightweight and blends so nicely. The finish is so natural that it really feels like your skin is bare.

Overtime, I noticed a bit of fading in the cheeks but this regularly happens with foundation because I’m on the phone all day. On the rest of my face, the foundation lasts a full work day without feeling greasy or getting shiny.

Nearly Naked is available in 16 shades. You’re sure to find a true to tone match for you.

Swatches of the four shades include blended (left) and unblended dot (right)

Nearly Naked Pressed Powder

Cost: $12.95
Available at: Retailers where Revlon is sold (Walmart, Shoppers Drug Mart, etc)

MY 2 CENTS
Like the foundation, Nearly Naked Pressed Powder is very light weight but the coverage is quite sheer and because of that, I could never wear this powder on it’s own.

I’ve been using it to set the Nearly Naked liquid foundation (reviewed above). It’s quite powdery but not at all cakey!

If you’re a fan of powder and don’t mind sheer coverage or looking for some oil-control, you might want to give Nearly Naked Pressed Powder a shot.

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