Bare Minerals Foundation

Cosmetic review of Bare Essentials Foundation

© Chrissy Dolezal

Swirl-Tap-Buff. Everyone has seen the infomercials for the bareMinerals Foundation. These days, Bare Escentuals is everywhere.

Base Escentuals has been around since 1976. But today it is more popular then ever. Having been selected by Glamour Magazine for two years in a row as the Readers’ Choice Award for Best Prestige Foundation and glamour boutiques opening all over the country. Although the company offers many products, the foundation is what they are famous for.

The i.d. bareMinerals foundation is a 3-step process.

First you apply the bareMinerals SPF 15 Foundation, which comes in a very fine powder form. Buffing it into the skin it will begin to hide your skin imperfections. It goes on very light, impossible to feel against your skin. It gives fairly good coverage, especially on acne. I found that it did not cover dark circles as well. I tried the Bare Escentuals eye shadow, Well Rested, to cover the dark circles and it worked a lot better. It does have a shimmer, so if you have fine lines around your eyes. I would not recommend the eye shadow for concealing.

The second step is the fun step, warmth. Warmth does just what its name says...it adds warmth to your skin. This is great for a fast look of applying a little to the crease of the eye and on the cheekbones. You can use warmth as your everyday blush. I prefer to use it with a pink blush, applied to the apples of my checks.

Last step is the Mineral Veil; this gives you the finishing touch. Mineral veil gives staying power and helps set your makeup. This is also a fine powder that is applied in the same, swirl-tap-buff.

I have enjoyed the Bare Minerals Foundation. It does not look cakey like a majority of liquid foundation. I do not feel that the coverage is as great as the infomercials appear to be. If you have a lot of skin imperfections this will not work miracles for you. But if you have minor skin problems, this might be the perfect foundation for you.

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