I think it’s safe to say that one will be making a return as soon as I have the time to stop back into the store. It contained a translucent powder, a pink blush, and a brush. The other version I didn’t bother opening. I got two of these kits as I had have some seriously high hopes for them. However, it applies much better and does give a very nice peachy glow to my cheeks. It’s pretty pigmented and the formula is smooth, silky, and blends very well! The color I got with the kit was True Peach which is almost identical to the Blushing Glow from Physicians Formula that came with the kit I reviewed yesterday. Praise the Lord! The Mineral Powder blush is actually half way decent although I probably won’t buy it by itself should I walk into a store and see it hanging out on the shelf. It’s cute enough in it’s small and compact format but it’s good as garbage because it does nothing at all in the ways of applying the foundation evenly plus it just feels so bloody harsh on my skin! It’s scratchy, hard, and sheds like a cat. The brush this comes with is utterly useless so that’s the 2nd problem with the kit. Buff, buff, buff away healthy, blushing pink cheeks, buff, buff, buff away my pale skin, buff buff my way to dull, gross, chalky, made up skin! After application of the foundation I feel as if I have about 10 pounds of powder on. I felt like I had a big old eraser and had taken it to a sunny picture of the sky. It’s soft and silky but as soon as I applied it I watched as my bright skin went from gorgeous to dull in a few short minutes. Maybe I’m just doomed when it comes to mineral makeup but damned if it doesn’t suck the healthy glow right out of my face. I got the foundation powder in Light 3 and obviously that’s not a suitable shade for me as it ended up giving me that dusky, ashy, dirty look that I successfully achieved with the Physicians Formula Flawless Complexion Kit. $7.92 USD gets you a large size mineral powder, a mineral blush, and a tiny kabuki brush for application! Not bad at all considering that Bare Escentuals will charge you $40 USD and upwards for their kits but than again you get a whole lot more with that kit than you do with this one. The kit was super duper cheap so I can’t complain. I’ll start by saying I’m not a big fan of mineral powders anyway so my reviews of various mineral powders lately may be bias do to that little fact. So obviously it’s called Maybelline for a reason….because maybe it’s a good…maybe it’s not…Maybe it’s Maybelline…HA! I crack myself up. Today I’m reviewing Maybelline Mineral Power Powder Foundation and Mineral Power Naturally Luminous Blush. Please refer to the ingredient list on your product package for the most up to date list of ingredients to ensure it is suitable to your personal use.With more Beauty on a Budget finds just for you! Please be aware that ingredient lists for the products of our brand are updated regularly. G3515 Ingredients: Talc, Perlite, Dimethicone, Isononyl Isononanoate, Magnesium Stearate, Caprylyl Glycol, Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Parfum / Fragrance, Theobroma Cacao Seed Butter / Cocoa Seed Butter. Directions:Īpply all-over to bronze or sweep under cheekbones to contour. This multitasking bronzer and contouring powder is perfect for creating multiple makeup looks accentuate your cheekbone contour or bronze all over. ![]() Maybelline City Bronzer and Contour Powder is made with micro-milled powder whipped with cocoa butter to create a smooth and matte finish.
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