I've been promising a review of Lancome's Rénergie Lift Makeup ever since I bought it, way back in June, so I figured it was time I actually got around to it. This foundation was a bit of an impulse buy. I spotted it in the duty free section of Sanford airport on my way back from Florida this summer, and was drawn in by two things: 1. The colour. I got the lightest shade available, which is number 10, 'Lifting Porcelain'. I could tell right away that it would be a good match for my skin, and because it's so unusual to find foundation pale enough for me, it was worth buying for that reason alone. 2. The 'lifting' bit. This claims to not only even out your skin and cover imperfections, just like every other foundation on the market, but to also "to visibly lift slackening skin and blur lines and wrinkles for 12 hours". Well, that was all I needed to convince me: I bought it with the last of my dollars, and for the past two months, I've been alternating it with my Revlon ColorStay, using Revlon on the days when only the thickest coverage will do, and this when I feel I can get away with something a little lighter. Rénergie offers mid-level coverage, although it layers up quite nicely in areas where you feel you need a little extra. It's a lightweight texture, which goes on smoothly and evenly, and is just really nice to apply. I posted a swatch on my post about foundation for pale skin, but just in case you missed it, here it is again: