A bottle of this cheap foundation sells every minute in Australia

Australia’s most popular foundation is cheaper than you think. - by Laura Barry

Foundation is one of the most-used products in any make-up aficionado’s cosmetic case. The right foundation can make your skin look naturally even, flawless and bright. Unfortunately, foundation can be an expensive product to buy, and many people turn to high end brands, such as YSL, Estee Lauder and Nars, to get that holy grail ‘perfect finish’ foundation. However, data has revealed that Australia’s most popular foundation can actually be purchased at your local chemist or supermarket, and it’ll cost you less than $40.

Revlon Colorstay Foundation has been around for years, yet one bottle of this long-wearing foundation is sold every minute in Australia, according to data collected by market research firm, IRI Australia.

The Revlon Colorstay Foundation has long been considered a dupe for the expensive cult-favorite Estee Lauder Double Wear Foundation, which retails for $58. Fortunately, the Revlon Colorstay Foundation will set you back just $34.99 for 30ml, but you can often find it on sale. In fact, it’s currently on sale at Chemist Warehouse for just $17.47, and at Priceline for just $20.

The Revlon foundation is long-wearing, medium-to-full coverage and feels light on the skin. It also comes in two skin types: combination/oily and normal/dry, so you can get a flawless finish, no matter your skin condition.

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Laura Barry

Laura Barry is a writer, bookworm and interior design enthusiast with a love for reporting on all things homes, travel and lifestyle. When not tapping away at her keyboard, Laura can be found making endless cups of tea or perusing the shelves of Sydney’s many bookstores.