Is this the WORST foundation ever? Testing CHEAP drugstore makeup! 

Ye but like new stuff she is always testing old permanent stuff

It’s on justmylook and notino uk

Just my look stock them both xx

Brown mascara from 17 is great👌

@@laynaaaI’ve not tried a brown one but rhe maximum curl mascara in the white tube with a yellow lid is amazing!x

Omg I love 17 cosmetics too the concealer is amazing

never tried those products! their mascaras are amazing, and their pressed powder is great too - rly good coverage, so much so that i use it to tidy up my (eyeshadow) eyeliner!

Rimmel seem to renew foundations way too often... usually for the worse. I wish they would bring back their 9 benefits BB cream as the Very Light shade was so perfect for me. Its not full coverage enough for special occasions but for a quick base its awesome I just hope the ebay ones I've been buying aren't actually 5 years old ..I know they are only going bad from when oxygen hits them but they should really sell super old discontinued products.

Came here to write this exact comment ❤

Lol same 😂

@@chessmakeup 😂😂😘😘

Oh man

Recently changed it

Robert Welsh loved it (this new 35hr one) so "good" is in the eye of the beholder... Or some similar saying😅

it's a peach

@@sinahmith oh, she said it was a strawberry

sorry the whole video you were hilarious 👏🏼👏🏼😂 comedy gold 🤝🏼

Jade, are your acne scars textured or coloured? Like pink or brownish spots (hyperpigmentation). I'm assuming the latter since you want coverage - as those 'fun' craters actually get worse when using foundation... Anyway: high % vitamin C serum! And if you can afford it, try a few peelings with a skin therapist. The texture will diminish a tad when doing that and the pigmentation scarring gets much lighter. The whole skin will look better after a peeling (it needs to heal for a few days, though). And then simply apply the VitC serum on a daily basis and I'll guarantee that you'll need way less coverage after a while. Don't expect huge differences in two weeks or so. You'll have to use it consistently for a few months to really see those scars disappear, but I thought that was worth it. Also, if you still have acne, that serum can help in other ways. I got my acne back when I went into menopause (ugh ) and it worsened due to my B12 injections (that I medically need). But some serum on the cystic acne bump or regular pimple and the inflamed a-hole is at least halved, if not more, the next morning. And the redness is also way less. Vitamin C serum also happens to be anti inflammatory, so that's why. I hope this will help you! (As my skin is as dry as the Sahara I can't help you with foundation, alas. Though maybe the viral going TirTir cushion foundation is your thing?. The red one is for oily skin and super high coverage. However, if you buy: watch Robert Welsh here on RU-vid *before* applying. He has a video on how to apply cushion foundations as most people use way too much and don't use the puff correctly. I'm going to test their silver or white one, as that one is natural looking and more dewy for dry skin). NB. If you have freckles and don't want to lose them, then only apply the VitC jùst on the scarring, like stipping and massaging it in, not using over your entire face. Vitamin C has a brightening and lightening effect and I actually lost almost all my freckles due to my acne scarring treatment. They're back now, though not as strong as they were, as I purposely sunned without SPF a few times and stopped Vitamin C for quite a while.