can i add this to my powder foundation? Thank you!
1832660
I honestly don't know, as i've only ever used this as a clay mask to clean and reduce pore size.
1832661
This clay is very green. I tried adding a pinch to my powder, and it made my coloring slightly off. I don't know your skin color, but if you are Caucasian, you could try kaolin clay instead. Just don't overdue it...a little goes a long way since clay is much heavier than cosmetic powders, foundations, etc.
1864958
Sure,just don't be heavy handed with it otherwise you could end up a cakey mess.Let it dry COMPLETELY before you add powder.
1861884
Yes it can, u would need to apply the pan stick makeup 1st then apply powder. From experience nothing else except pan stick works. I love pan stick regardless though:)
2143525
You can put the powder in with the other ingredients as you push it through. You can also mix it in when your all done
908703
I use it over the foundation. It's not great for coverage, more of a nice setting powder.
187219
Apply it OVER the mineral makeup and blend it well. The effect will not be good if you place makeup over it.
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have not used any powder products, it might work with powder but I don't think so. try it and let me know how it works.
1417749
Absolutely! You won't find a better moisturizer for under makeup (except perhaps for jojoba oil, which is the most like human skin oils). I wear only natural powders in small amounts but my friends who wear more foundation tell me they like to apply the moisturizer right out of the shower and then wait 5-10 minutes before applying makeup to be sure the oil soaks in. I've had no issues whatsoever with my bare minerals and I swear I look younger!
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I've used this as a finishing powder combined with cocoa powder in equal amounts. I love it because it covers the spots on my face. I'm pretty sure that it also provides sun protection. The only thing that I'm worried about using this as a "foundation" powder, is that I read somewhere that you're not supposed to inhale this product. I mean, I know I'd be breathing a very small amount, but still... it's something I need to investigate further.You could also try adding a little cornstarch or arrowroot powder to this mix. Oh, and if you could run the powders through a coffee grinder it'd be better. That way the ingredients would be mixed equally and it would create a more fine powder. I hope this helps. I've used this as a finishing powder combined with cocoa powder in equal amounts. I love it because it covers the spots on my face. I'm pretty sure that it also provides sun protection. The only thing that I'm worried about using this as a "foundation" powder, is that I read somewhere that you're not supposed to inhale this product. I mean, I know I'd be breathing a very small amount, but still... it's something I need to investigate further.You could also try adding a little cornstarch or arrowroot powder to this mix. Oh, and if you could run the powders through a coffee... » Read More I've used this as a finishing powder combined with cocoa powder in equal amounts. I love it because it covers the spots on my face. I'm pretty sure that it also provides sun protection. The only thing that I'm worried about using this as a "foundation" powder, is that I read somewhere that you're not supposed to inhale this product. I mean, I know I'd be breathing a very small amount, but still... it's something I need to investigate further.You could also try adding a little cornstarch or arrowroot powder to this mix. Oh, and if you could run the powders through a coffee grinder it'd be better. That way the ingredients would be mixed equally and it would create a more fine powder. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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YES! make sure to wet the sponge thoroughly before using it. 1) make sure its very damp 2) squeeze out the excess water so the sponge isn't dripping 3) make sure the sponge is nice and moist ( I make sure its extra moist for mine, so the sponge doesn't soak up a lot of my foundation...that's my opinion haha) These steps helped my foundation look beautiful with an airbrush finish(:
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I went on jane Iredale site, bought mineral foundation, love it, it is lite and creamy, not heavy, use color bb3 which is light, but there is a BB1 you may wish to consider! The site shows sample of colosr
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It works well with other foundations for me. Sometimes I use a liquid foundation lightly and then buff with Bare Escentuals.
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The work really well with powder products but i absolutely love them with liquid foundation...airbrushed finish for sure!!!
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I have been seeing warnings about working with this in powder form without the proper mask...I too, would like some specific information on how to work with this safely.
1968729
Absolutely. I use Bare Minerals, the Matte formula and I it works amazingly. It gives me such a light weight and flawless finish. You can also use the other brushes for the mineral blush and eye shadow. Definitely would recommend!
1127143
This is a good primer, but I know the weather you're speaking of and there probably isn't a primer that would stand up to the really hot, humid days. It is supposed to help prevent makeup from falling off your face (as any primer would) but they also help with proper blending of makeup. You might want to consider switching the foundation you are using, or use a different formula foundation. Sometimes powder based foundations stand up to heat a little better than others. Good luck.
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You could use this without foundation, I suppose. But it would only give you a matte finish. This will not even skin tone out because it is translucent, and if you apply too much, you will look like a ghost because it is white. This is a setting powder meant to set makeup (typically liquid) that has been applied so it does not wear over time. If you are looking for a light powder, try a face powder or mineral foundation that matches your skin tone. Only a color correcting primer, liquid or powder foundation, concealer, tinted moisturizer, or a BB cream can help you with giving you an even skin look. I suggest checking out Make Up For Ever's HD Primer and select the one that is meant to correct redness (I believe it's the green one, don't be afraid! It's only a base primer); then find a face powder in your skin tone to even your skin color and mattify it. It will be a very light (almost no makeup) feel.