About Revlon's PhotoReady Skinlights Face Illuminator in Bronze Light:
With Revlon PhotoReady Skinlights Face Illuminator its easy to get a healthy glow in any light. Brighten and illuminate skin for a radiant complexion. Wear alone to highlight and brighten. Wear with foundation to banish dullness and even out skin tone.
About Physicians Formula Glow-Boosting BB Cream in Light to Medium:
Instant
Natural Bronze Glow. Instant & Lasting Bronze Glow!1st Ever BB
Cream Bronzer. Bronzer + BB Cream Benefits. Replaces:
Moisturizer,Foundation, Bronzer, SPF. Mistake Proof Formula. Stain-Free,
Streak-Free, Orange-Free, Odor-Free. Glow Activator Technology. - See
more at:
http://www.physiciansformula.com/en-us/productdetail/face/bronzers/06222.html#sthash.GyABSPEF.dpuf
Instant, natural and lasting bronzed glow! 1st ever BB cream bronzer. Bronzer + BB cream benefits. Replaces Moisturizer, foundation, SPF, bronzer. Mistake proof formula. Stain-free, streak-free, orange-free. Glow activator technology.
Instant
Natural Bronze Glow. Instant & Lasting Bronze Glow!1st Ever BB
Cream Bronzer. Bronzer + BB Cream Benefits. Replaces:
Moisturizer,Foundation, Bronzer, SPF. Mistake Proof Formula. Stain-Free,
Streak-Free, Orange-Free, Odor-Free. Glow Activator Technology. - See
more at:
http://www.physiciansformula.com/en-us/productdetail/face/bronzers/06222.html#sthash.GyABSPEF.dpuf
So, on to my opinions. These are both the same type of product to me. I don't care if one is labeled "BB" and the other one is "PhotoReady". They are both liquid bronzers that are supposed to give you a healthy/tan complexion. I realize that most of my smackdowns involve a high end brand and a drugstore brand, and I'm sorry but these are very similar in price. I wanted to compare them for myself, and I thought someone else would like the info. Revlon retails for $12.99 and Physicians Formula is $14.99. I have seen the Revlon everywhere, Target, Walmart, CVS etc. And, I have seen the Physicians Formula only at Ulta. So, Revlon is much easier to obtain.
These are both Silicone based, and feel the same on my face. The Physicians Formula does have SPF where Revlon does not. When heavily swatched, the Physicians Formula is clearly lighter in color. But when blended out, they have a very similar tone. On me, the Physicians Formula is a tiny bit more orangey, but is completely a matte finish. Revlon has a very slight shimmer to it, which when photographed I cannot detect.
Swatched heavily
Blended swatch
So, my final verdict on these 2 products are that they are basically pretty similar. I think I'm going to lean slightly toward the Physicians Formula BB Bronzer more, just because I like how it has an SPF, and that it also is completely matte. That's not to say that I'm going to give up on the Revlon, though. There are days that a slight shimmer is great, and I think that this one blended in with your foundation is a superb idea!
Instant
Natural Bronze Glow. Instant & Lasting Bronze Glow!1st Ever BB
Cream Bronzer. Bronzer + BB Cream Benefits. Replaces:
Moisturizer,Foundation, Bronzer, SPF. Mistake Proof Formula. Stain-Free,
Streak-Free, Orange-Free, Odor-Free. Glow Activator Technology. - See
more at:
http://www.physiciansformula.com/en-us/productdetail/face/bronzers/06222.html#sthash.GyABSPEF.dpuf
Instant
Natural Bronze Glow. Instant & Lasting Bronze Glow!1st Ever BB
Cream Bronzer. Bronzer + BB Cream Benefits. Replaces:
Moisturizer,Foundation, Bronzer, SPF. Mistake Proof Formula. Stain-Free,
Streak-Free, Orange-Free, Odor-Free. Glow Activator Technology. - See
more at:
http://www.physiciansformula.com/en-us/productdetail/face/bronzers/06222.html#sthash.GyABSPEF.dpuf
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