BellaSugar's Mineral Makeup Must-Haves

In this week's Bella Beauty Tip, Annie gives us tips on how to apply mineral makeup and recommends some of her favorite mineral makeup brands: Lancôme, Alima Pure, and Youngblood.

Beauty in 60 Seconds: Mineral Makeup

1:27 minutes

How to Apply Mineral Makeup

2:53 minutes

Beauty Expert Jenn Falik's Essentials

2:46 minutes

Transcript

BellaSugar's Mineral Makeup Must-Haves On this week’s Bella beauty tip, I'm going to give you my mineral makeup 101 and explain why you'll be a mineral makeup convert in no time. I'm Annie and you're watching Bella TV. I really think you should check out Youngblood Lancôme in Alima Pure. First things first start up with a clean face and put on moisturizer and here is the key. Make sure you let it sink in. Then make sure you have the right kind of brush. Most of the time we’re going to go for what's the called the Kabuki brush and it should be tight bristles. Next, dab your brush on the powder and tap it on the lid. You want to make sure you don’t see too much powder on top. Give circular motions starting at your jawline to cover your skin. There are also neutral ways of applying it if the whole brush powder thing doesn’t work. Lancôme now even has a foundation that vibrates. If the no makeup makes your skin itch, I know the culprit. It’s an ingredient called Bismuth Oxychloride and well there's nothing wrong with it per se. People who have sensitive skin make it a little itchy. If this happens to you I recommend checking out a Portland base line called Alima Pure. It doesn’t have Bismuth Oxychloride and it looks great. Mineral makeup has come so far in the last few years and I hope these tips have helped you. Now go for it and powder. And that’s your Bella beauty tip for the week. Stay beautiful.