Will this be enough coverage to use alone, or do I need to buy the foundation as well?
908699
I use the foundation and then top it off with mineral veil. It isn't for coverage.
908700
No, I would buy foundation too. Both are lightweight. The mineral veil is more of a finishing product than a foundation substitute to me. But, then again, if you have naturally awesome skin, maybe the mineral veil alone will be all you need.
908701
No need for additional foundation. I use the Bare Essentials PRIMER and this product and have a flawless matte finish.
908702
Mineral Veil is for a finishing touch...in my opinion. I use a medium foundation first, then lightly apply bronzer. The Mineral Veil adds a very nice finish on top of everything. I love these products. Have been using them for years. Good luck.
908703
I use it over the foundation. It's not great for coverage, more of a nice setting powder.
1636394
You can use your foundation, if it is good and solid. If it is really like the old box with springs in it, you may want to get a sheet of plywood to put on top of it and then put the mattress on it. If it is the box foundation that does not have springs you probably would not need the plywood. As long as your foundation is solid you do not need to get a separate foundation.
1320583
I would think so. I have not had to use the protection plan yet, but this is extra insurance that should cover any product purchased.
153965
No but you need a good foundation I bought a metal one off of amazon folds up for easy storage if moving
45110
I have fine lines and a few wrinkles and it seems to cover really well. However, I do put a light layer of Mineral powder foundation over my whole face after I touchup the "trouble" spots with the color science corrector. I believe this is meant to be use under your foundations to help smooth out your color before you add foundation on top. At least that is what I found to work best for me. I love this product and hope you will too.
1276740
Yes. I use a liquid foundation and use the mineral veil as a final foundation.
397148
You have to buy it separately but I would recommend it. Unless you plan on using it only outside, you need a cover
697369
That depends on how you use it. The cover is not needed for it to function however if you be taking it out with you on a day-to-day basis some type of productive cover is something I would definitely suggest
854061
Just build the base up with pavers from Lowes so it will cover. I love mine and have had no problems.
1173181
That depends on how much coverage you need. If there is little to no rain, 2 people can use this fine. If there is heavy blowing rain... In my opinion, you would be in pretty bad shape if you were sharing this with another person.
1935801
You can do it either way. I find with this product its best to apply over the foundation and blend out.
1837126
I'm not sure about the total coverage. It was my first time using it. I did a 1200 square foot home and barely used any. Next time I will soak the carpet more (although I thought I was over doing it) and use less water.
994578
No foundation in it. Yes a guy can use it. It is supposed to fade dark age spots but it hasn't with me however I love the texture and my skin seems brighter. I'll continue to use it.
398444
Built mine last fall using the foundation specs in the manual. At that time there was no foundation kit available. If you take the specs in the manual to a local lumber yard they should be able to cut the wood to suit. I'm sure they might even assemble the foundation for a price.The instructions should give you a rock solid foundation that will last at least 20 years if it all drains off properly- it's even a little overbuilt IMO
1199444
Don't see why not. Would suggest you mix foundation with sunblock or put it under the sunscreen. Since this has high levels of zinc oxide and titanium dioxide which block sun rays, this should be the last thing applied. Hope this answers your question.
1358379
My guess is that it would depend on the individual insurance policy you have. Check with your own insurance company for the most trustworthy response. I purchased this as a gift for my mother, so I did not ask an insurance company to cover the cost. It may also be possible for you to rent the device rather than purchase it, so ask about that option when you speak to your insurance agent.
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I don't use foundation but I would put the tightner on first. Make sure you really shake tub for awhile otherwise it leaves a residue you have to dab off