What is Mineral Makeup?

Series Summary

Millions of people have realized the benefits of returning to nature, and the cosmetic industry has not lagged behind. For over 30 years, mineral makeup has offered a way for consumers to make natural decisions in their makeup application. Mineral makeup contains no perfumes, talc, alcohol, dyes, or preservatives, and dermatologists are pleased! It has been proven to help those with sensitive skin. Mineral makeup gives users a natural look. So, forget those caked on foundations and creams! With natural mineral makeup, you can look forward to a more radiant and fresh you!

In this free video series, learn how to apply mineral makeup. Our expert, Kelli LaBar, shows you everything you need to know to create a fresh makeup look. Learn how to use brushes and powders. Also, learn how to build coverage on your face. With these little tips, you make a natural look. So, take some time, and learn how to apply mineral makeup today!

Video Transcript

"Hi, I'm Kelli on behalf of Expert Village I am going to show you how to apply a mineral makeup. A mineral makeup is an all natural makeup. It is made from one hundred percent pure crushed minerals. It doesn't have any talc in it, any chemicals, preservatives, waxes, dyes or anything like that. So, it is a lot different from a regular makeup because it will actually work with your skin and it has a lot of healing properties. So if you are somebody that tends to get a lot of clogged pores or is a little more acne prone it is really healthy for your skin. It is oil free, it's not going to clog your pores. Somebody with rosacea it is also good for. Anybody with rosacea or really sensitive skin. Because it is a mineral and it's a hundred percent natural it actually will bind with your skin so when you apply it it actually warms with your body temperature and mixes with the natural oils in your skin. So it becomes one with your skin instead of laying heavy on top of the skin like other makeups do such as a liquid or a talc powder foundation. Mineral, you can get it in a couple of different forms. It will come in loose or it can come in a pressed. We are going to be working with a loose mineral makeup today. Either way they are both completely natural, they give you about the same finish."