Vital Radience Make up anyone use it?

[Bella the Ball 360]

I have seen Vital Radience make up on tv. I do not know who makes it but supposedly they have primers that you put on before foundation, lipstick, and eye shadow. They are supposed to be a base that will provide a smooth canvass for your make up. Do you use it? I know i will break down and buy it but I would like someone else's opinion. I am a make up freak and could probably feed a third world country with what is in my possession.

 

[helenabear]

I got a free sample in the mail. Given I am only 29, not sure why But I found it to be no different than any other make up I've used. Didn't care for the eyeshadows at all. I have very fine lines around my eyes and they showed just as much as my powder foundation does. Then I saw the price and realized that no matter what, it is so not worth it. At least not for something that only does as well as things I'll pay 1/2 as much for.

It is made by Revlon (which I don't care for usually) but here is a link so you can order a free sample yourself
https://www.vitalradiance.com/Pg/Consultation/ConsultationIntro.aspx?src=%2fPg%2fUser%2fFreeSample.aspx

 

[Bella the Ball 360]

Thanks...you are probably the only one that this stuff would help. Nothing short of a face lift will get rid of the wrinkles when you are over 40!!

By the way what are the prices as compared to say Lancome or MAC

 

[helenabear]

LOL, I am not sure it would help even me! I don't think it is superior make up at all.

I haven't bought Lancome, but I have bought MAC make up and it is far cheaper. I believe most things were around $10-15 each. Considering I use a tinted moisturizer that does a better job of covering, for $5 it wasn't worth it. I also use a lot of Aromaleigh blushes & eye shadows which are under $10 each and last forever (mineral make up).

If you use the make up from cosmetic counters in department stores, I don't think I would bother with these. They are just Revlon stuff under a different name.