Mineral makeup is the best type of makeup that can be used for the skin, since it provides the benefits of minerals and is a natural product, including the fact that they do not clog pores, is compatible with those who have sensitive and irritable skin, does not leave dry and irritated skin and is ideal to finish with oily skin, giving a makeup finish with more natural effect and perfect coverage.
What is mineral makeup?
When talking about a mineral makeup we are referring to a micronized or ground powder, this is the process by which they can be converted into products applicable as makeup base and correctors to the elements obtained from the earth, for example materials such as titanium dioxide, mica, talc, zinc oxide and many other elements are used.
It is of great importance to keep in mind that to get a mineral makeup with the right composition, it must be 100% natural, otherwise we run the risk of using a product that has extra ingredients added, and these reduce its effectiveness.
How to use mineral makeup?
Mineral makeup does not provide the growth of bacteria, which means that it is less likely to cause some kind of contamination of our face compared to other types of commercial makeup. To get the best mineral makeup look, we invite you to follow this practical guide.
Mineral makeup step by step
To get a mineral makeup base in the best way, it is necessary to respect each of the steps, because if you skip any may the effect that is achieved is not right for your skin.
Facial cleansing
You should wash your face with a gentle skin cleanser and then dry. Make sure you remove any traces of makeup or dirt that may have your face. If you have dry skin, it is advisable to apply a little moisturizer (you can also try this natural option to moisturize the skin) and let this be completely absorbed by the skin before applying the mineral makeup base.
Apply the mineral corrector
With a concealed brush, try to obtain a good amount of corrector by submerging it in your mineral corrector jar. Next you should apply this mineral powder on any spots, freckles on the face or dark circles under the eyes you want to hide.
Less quantity is better quality
Then you can use the lid of the makeup container and gently dip the large kabuki brush into it. Tap with the brush on the edge of the lid to shake off any excess that may be left, do this until it looks as if the brush has no trace of makeup on it. Remember that mineral makeup looks better with less application.
Applying mineral makeup
Apply the mineral makeup base to the face and neck region in large, circular motions. Apply gently on areas that need additional coverage to reinforce makeup.
To create an effect with more glares, use a smaller kabuki brush and apply mineral blush over the cheeks, chin and forehead.
In this way you will get the best mineral makeup look that will make you look natural and radiant, in addition to betting on skin care and the benefits that this type of makeup brings to the skin.
