Love the idea of all-natural mineral makeup - but still seek the smooth look of a liquid foundation? Or maybe the powdered minerals end up in fine lines and creases making you look older than you like?
Here's the secret to flawless application:
First apply one layer of your favorite moisturizer and let it sink into your skin - the way you normally would. Then, add a second thinner layer of moisturizer - but before it sinks in dust on your mineral make-up and quickly blend it with your fingertips. You'll get the glow without any of the dryness! But remember, timing is crucial here ...if the moisturizer sinks in too quickly, the application will still be too dry. That's why it's best to add a second layer of moisturizer and not try to do it all in one step.
Another tip:
Use your regular moisturizer for the first coat, then use an anti-aging moisturizing primer such as Garnier Nutritioniste Ultra Lift Serum, 1.7-Ounce Bottle
More Mineral Magic:
Mix a small batch of your own "liquid minerals" . To do this combine equal parts anti-aging prime and mineral makeup on a small piece of tin foil ( try 1/4 tsp of each to start) . Blend until there are no lumps ( that's key!) and apply like a liquid foundation.
Mineral Makeup Refresher:
Your can also refresh your mineral make-up with a spritz of mineral water later in the day (but make sure you get an ultra fine mist like the kind found with Evian Brumisateur Mineral Water Sprays
Liquid Minerals:
If neither of these techniques sound appealing then you might want to give Jane Iredale Liquid MineralsTM (Color: Amber) Mineral Liquid Foundation Base
To learn how the various brands of mineral makeup compare, click here.
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