Bare Escentuals i.d. Bareminerals Foundation

I was introduced to this foundation by a friend who used it all the time and said I HAD to try it 'cause it's just so fantastic. Eventually I gave in and bought a pot for £24 online. I also bought the brush to apply it with. It comes in a choice of 12 different colours from fair to deepest deep, so most skin tones are catered for. The one I have is the 3rd lightest shade which is called light, which was fine for during the summer when I had a bit of a tan, but I think for during the winter I could do with the next shade as this one has quite a yellow tinge to it which just looks wrong on my pale winter skin. It's made of 100% pure minerals and is free from all ...

I am a typical girl and I LOVE my makeup. However, I have found myself spending obscene amounts of my hard-earned cash on hyped up cosmetic items, which find themselves in the bin after a few months of sitting in a drawer. My foundation of choice was Armani Luminous Silk and although I was somewhat happy with the results, there were no Armani cosmetic suppliers in my country (ridiculous, I know). Every time my foundation ran low I'd have to phone Selfridges in London and get them to ship me a bottle. Not cheap but it was better than the alternative; waiting on a bottle in my shade to come up on Ebay. I was half way through a bottle when a friend who ...

i.d. Bare Escentuals has hit the world by storm in the last few years introducing makeup that is made from natural substances and minerals found in the earth. At first glace, this makeup appears to be just powder, but once applied it looks like cream and feels like nothing at all. As the informercials say the minerals are "so pure you can sleep in them." And I have. The coverage of the foundation is pretty good. I'm lucky not to have a lot of redness or blemishes, but I do have enough where I want coverage. I found with other foundations it was very apparent you were wearing it. Let it be the cake like look, the famous "chin strap" ...