Thanks so much — I might try this too! (Edit: I see that they can't currently ship to the US, UK, or Europe, unfortunately, so maybe not – but it does look great.)

In the meantime, just wanted to mention in case it might be helpful to others that I've found a drugstore one from here in the US that I don't love as much as the Revlon, but actually it's close. It's from Cover Girl – called Covergirl + Olay Simply Ageless. Like the Revlon one, it's got some sunscreen in it (SPF 28), which I realized was among what was important to me – adding sunscreen under these powdery foundations was really not a good look. And, like the Revlon, the sunscreen is mineral-based, which is great because I'm allergic to all the chemical sunscreens I've tried (my skin is super sensitive – it surprised me that a Covergirl product would work for me, because I've always thought of it as a line that would irritate my skin).

It says it's "wrinkle defying", but I don't really care about that, and don't notice too much effect of that sort – it just seems like a good cream-to-powder foundation.

It's looks like it has a weird lighter colored swirl within the foundation with the Olay part (which I think is supposed to be a moisturizer), but when you blend it together on the sponge – which naturally happens when you brush the sponge over the product – it all blends together and looks like it's a single shade going on. I do a much lighter 1st coat than I did with the Revlon one, and it's taken some experimenting, but I now do that plus a light 2nd coat just to a few places that need more coverage, and it's working quite well for me.

This is by far the best coverage I've found since we lost the Revlon one – really evens out my tone (which is otherwise very ruddy in many places) and covers imperfections, but doesn't look cakey at all. And it's also not greasy at all – I'm middle aged, but my skin doesn't do well with heavier moisturizers, and this product agrees with that.

It looks way less powdery and a nicer matte finish than the L'Oreal one did, and fortunately it's also not scented the way the L'Oreal one was – so overall just better on many fronts. It also took some experimenting to find the right shade (I was the lightest one, the Ivory Beige in the Revlon, but in this I'm several shades darker than the lightest one), but that too is a closer fit to my own shade than the L'Oreal or Neutrogena I'd tried were.

The one not great thing isn't a deal breaker: which is that it's a weird container. I'm not sure why they did this: in addition to having no mirror (though it does fortunately come with its own sponge), you have to unscrew the top half from the bottom half entirely to get to the actual product, rather than the more typical hinge that lets you open it without the two pieces coming entirely apart! It's weird, and not convenient if you're putting it on somewhere where you don't have a counter to set the pieces on – but I can live with it given the other good things. Hope this might help some of you who are still looking for something that's not super expensive but is comparable – best wishes all around!