Revolution’s powder applied fine although if I wasn’t careful could get a bit messy due to being so fine.
#Best drugstore translucent powder rimmel skin
No matter how lightly I applied the Freedom powder, I always ended up with my face a different skin tone from the rest of me. I’ve tested these out a few times, always applying with a kabuki brush over my base products. Freedom’s is quite clearly different in colour compared to the other two and is too tinted for my super pale skin. Makeup Revolution is the most finely milled of the three, but Rimmel’s is most blendable. I thought it was good to swatch them all and it really shows how differently they apply. Freedom and Rimmel have much more basic packaging, but both work well. Despite being joint cheapest, the Makeup Revolution one has a compact sponge and mirror on the bottom which is ideal for touch ups on the go. It’s been a long term repurchase item of mine, so I was interested to see how it compared to the cheaper ones.įrom the description on the Boots website, the Rimmel powder sells itself on being ‘free of fragrance, oils, parabens and talc, and because it won’t clog pores, it’s great for all skin types.’ Funnily enough, the first ingredient listed is then talc… It does however contain more natural minerals than the others.Īs you can see, they’re comparable in terms of size, but there’s some differences in the packaging.
The first thing that strikes me is that the Rimmel one is twice the price of the other two.
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