ColorStay Pressed Powder

Revlon ColorStay Pressed Powder

• Colors: Light, Light Medium, Medium
• Size: 8.4 g

The pressed powder that's not like the others, ColorStay Pressed Powder minimizes shine for a seamless finish - without drying or cracking - for up to 16 hours. That means it'll look fresh and feel comfortable instead. Made with an oil-free formula, ColorStay Pressed Powder is ideal for wearing over foundation (it's especially great with ColorStay Makeup), concealer, or bare skin. Choose from 6 shades, including a translucent pressed powder.

Key Features:

• For Normal Skin
• Let the pressed powder do the work for you.
• All-day flawless finish with shine control. Wears for up to 16 hours over makeup.
• Lightweight, comfortable feel all day. Glides on weightlessly and blends evenly for medium coverage.
• Oil-free, fragrance-free, and won't clog pores.

How To Use:

• Use the puff applicator and buff it over your entire face, focusing on the T-zone which tends to be shiniest.
• This pressed powder can be layered, so you can add more to reach the level of coverage you want.

Ingredients:

Talc, Zinc Stearate, C12-15 Alkyl Benzoate, Zea Mays (Corn) Starch, Polyethylene, Phenyl Trimethicone, Nylon-12, Kaolin, Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Ethylhexylglycerin, Methicone, Lecithin, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Silica, Phenoxyethanol.

About Revlon:

Revlon began with a single product—in salons and with the belief that women would enjoy a manicure after having their hair done. Revlon's original products were manicure and beauty products that complimented women's looks. Soon, Revlon nail enamel was seen on fashionable women's nails everywhere—including on the cover of Vogue. Revlon expanded its business to drug and department stores within a few years and had 21 shades of Cream Nail Enamel in 1938. By 1942, Revlon became a multi-million dollar company and was one of the U.S.'s top five beauty brands by the end of World War II. Martin Revson was a strong believer in advertising. And by 1956, he was the sole advertiser on the hit game show, The $64,000 Question. Revson developed exotic and romantic names for his products, such as Fire and Ice, Cherries in the Snow, Plum Lightning, Moon Drops, and Ultima II. He was a pioneer and the first to sign a brand ambassador. Lauren Hutton for Ultima; and brought on Richard Avedon as her exclusive photographer. Revlon is the global leader in the color cosmetics, hair color and care, skin care, beauty care, and fragrances market. With a strong track record of building brands globally, they have 15+ brands that they market through their highly-trusted distribution channel. Revlon is modern, bold, and inspired by our founders' originality, vision, and restless curiosity. Operate responsibly and believe that conducting business matters as much as achieving results. Celebrate individuality on the teams and among the consumers they serve. Revlon, the strategic brand builder with deep beauty expertise, know-how, and an entrepreneurial spirit, aims to delight consumers with trendsetting and innovative products, wherever and however they shop for beauty.