en used to paint their skin with
crushed minerals, however things
eral makeup is now becoming common
place on the counters.
give mineral makeup a try. Then it's im-
portant to understand the ingredients.
True mineral makeup does not contain
talc, oils, synthetic preservatives, syn-
thetic fi llers, synthetic dyes, fragrances
or waxes. A pure mineral makeup should
always be in a loose powdered form which
is indicative of being free from waxes,
oils and fi llers.
and have the powdered texture. To ensure
you're choosing a good quality product it is
advisable to look at the ingredients listing.
The winning ingredients in good quality
mineral makeup include mica, iron oxide,
zinc oxide and titanium dioxide.
in oil or water, so once applied it seldom
requires touch ups and won't slide off your
skin on a hot day.
Preparation
Let your moisturiser sink in for at least 10
minutes. Don't use too much moisturiser
as you want the make-up to blend into the
skin. Primers are also good for getting the
perfect canvas.
for the perfect application. Starting with a
small amount in the lid of the jar, then;
Buff the brush onto the skin in a circular motion,
starting on the outside of your face near your
cheekbone and swirling as you go.
the coverage.