[robbie1120]

Hi all,
New to site and I'm so glad I 'clicked' on one more link. I've been researching various mineral makeups and haven't been satisfied with the info I've found. Love the real comments (thank you) from all that I've read here. Forgive me from 'snoopping' before joining. I've tried BareMinerals -- looked and felt too chalky and totally max out my pores, PurMinerals -- better but still missing something. I have 53 yrs of sun damage, large pores and OMG, a few

wrinkles.

 

[Freddy]

Welcome.

 

[robbie1120]

Thank you and great fun-filled day.

 

[salinababie]

Welcome to SCT!

 

[robbie1120]

Ain't that the truth!

 

[skincaremissy]

Robbie!!! Hi! I use bareminerals and i initially had the same problems with it enhancing fine lines and wrinkles. I started using the Primetime which is a primer or spackle and it works really well!! It is sold by bareminerals not expensive, did the trick for me

 

[gopina]

hi...
wat s mineral makeup

 

[KatieV]

I've been using a mineral makeup called BellaPierre, which I really like. The main ingredient is mica, which gives a luminous look. They claim it provides SPF 15, but I always use an SPF 30 moisturizer underneath.

 

[fawnie]

hi...
wat s mineral makeup

Mineral makeup is a loose powder foundation applied with a fluffy brush that contains minerals like titanium, zinc, bismuth, mica, etc.


I like Skin Rich MMU because it doesn't contain bismuth, which can be irritating to some.

"Ingredients
Mica
Kaolin
Zinc Oxide
Titanium Oxide
Iron Oxides
Tin Oxides"

It's a wee bit spendy and it comes from OZ.
http://www.skinrich.com.au/skin-rich/home.html