How to Apply Mineral Foundation

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Mineral foundation provides a natural look.

Mineral foundation is ideal for women who prefer a more lightweight makeup with the same great coverage as liquid foundation. This powder foundation works well with sensitive skin and provides flawless coverage in even high-humidity environments. Application of mineral foundation is simple and requires few makeup tools. Does this Spark an idea?

Things You'll Need

  • Facial cleanser
  • Soft cloth
  • Facial moisturizer
  • Foundation primer
  • Tissue
  • Kabuki brush
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Instructions

    • 1

      Wash your face with your favorite cleanser and pat-dry the skin with a soft cloth.

    • 2

      Apply a facial moisturizer and allow it to be absorbed into the skin.

    • 3

      Apply a lightweight foundation primer to the entire face.

    • 4

      Blot the face with a tissue to absorb any leftover moisture from the lotion and primer. Moisture on the skin causes the mineral foundation to crease and look cakey.

    • 5

      Shake the mineral foundation into the lid of the container.

    • 6

      Press a kabuki brush into the powder to load the foundation onto the bristles. Tap off any excess powder against your wrist.

    • 7

      Apply the foundation powder in a circular motion,starting with the outside of your face. Move on to applying powder to your cheeks, nose and forehead in the same manner.

    • 8

      Blot away any shiny areas of the face with a soft tissue.

Tips & Warnings

  • Always use a facial moisturizer with an SPF of at least 15.

  • Find the right shade of mineral foundation by applying the foundation to the flat side of your cheek. The mineral foundation should match the skintone of your cheek.

  • Blot shiny skin with tissues instead of applying more mineral powder.

  • Do not apply mineral foundation to the area under the eye, as the powder will cake and crease.

  • Do not apply more than one layer of mineral foundation to the face, as the skin will appear chalky.

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