Max Factor Pan Stick Review
Max Factor Pan Stick £6.99
I would love to be one of those girls who has a naturally clear complexion and to be fair the majority of the time I am quite happy with my skin, but when I am suffering with a breakout or just need a slightly heavier coverage I always reach for my Max Factor Pan Stick, so I thought it was about time I reviewed it!
There are a few reasons I love this, the coverage is really really good, it is like an eraser just covering any imperfections as you blend, it is also a nice dewy finish which looks very natural. I used it alot on nights out when I was at Uni, part of the reason was that it has brilliant staying power, no matter how hot or stuffy a club is it looks the same at the end of the night as it did when you first applied it, another reason was it photographs really nicely, it doesn’t have SPF and you don’t get ghost face in pictures! I would say if you like very light foundations you might find it is just too heavy for you but if your looking for excellent medium-heavy coverage that has staying power and feels light and dewy on then this could be your new best friend!
I would say that the range of shades is very poor though, I use noveau beige which is slightly darker on my arm in the pictures then it actually blends as, it comes out a much more natural colour for pale girls, this is however the lightest colour I could find so it would be too dark for uber pale girls!
What is your failsafe foundation for those less than perfect complexion days or for an important event? Let me know!!






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