Bare Essentials Makeup

Bare Essentials Makeup, also known as Bare Escentuals, makes a line of pure mineral makeup called i.d. bareMinerals. Now that we have all the names in place, let's take a closer look at it. Bare Escentuals has been breaking all the rules about makeup with the introduction of the innovative foundation called bareMinerals®.

This amazing beauty innovation comprises of 100% pure bareMinerals with no additives and zero irritants at all. If you are less than awed with the heavy, mask-like look and feel of conventional liquid and cream foundations, then bareMinerals is for you. Just say "No" to lines of differentiation forever.

And now you can enjoy the benefits of the complete bareMinerals makeup line of cosmetics and treatments, the spa-luxury skincare line, md formulations®, and the exclusive Bare Escentuals Body products to give you back the naturally glowing, beautiful bare skin you were born with.

Find out today why millions of women have already gone "bare."

Ingredients

The Three main minerals are responsible for the quality of this makeup are:

1. Zinc Oxide, which is very soothing to the skin, reduces redness and deliver high sunscreen protection.
2. Titanium Dioxide, a mineral that holds back absorption, so it forms a protective layer over the skin to block out UV rays and environmental pollutants.
3. Mica, the mineral that gives Bare Essentials makeup its silky youthful glow.

Tools that come along with it

Bare Escentuals offers a companion line of quality makeup brushes, designed to spread over the minerals evenly over your skin, reaching into all the contours for superior coverage. The main brush used for applying the foundation is the full coverage Kabuki Brush, a full bodied brush which allows you to put on your foundation perfectly. It blends the minerals into your skin so you don't look like you're wearing makeup at all. For spots requiring extra coverage such as dark eye circles and blemishes, use the Maximum Coverage Concealer Brush to apply a little heavier layer of minerals.

Technique to apply your mineral makeup:

• Swirl the Kabuki brush in the loose foundation base.
• Tap off the excess back into the jar.
• Buff the minerals all over your face, blending until you have a smooth, even coverage.
• Follow up with a little i.d. bareMinerals Warmth on your cheeks or anywhere you want that sun kissed look and your foundation is complete.

Conclusion

i.d. bareMinerals might be good for your skin, but it's also good for your wallet. Even though its price range is comparable to other high end makeup lines, this makeup doesn't come with a short range expiration date. Thus, you don't have to push it off before you're finished using it. With all that, maybe mineral makeup is worth giving a try.



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