dsgmi

Just an extra tidbit about washing your makeup brushes...you should most definitely do this on a regular basis and use the same product that you wash your face with. Don't use hand soap or dish soap!

For those that have super sensitive skin...I tried the Arbonne RE-9 line and love it! I only use the face wash and the daily moisturizer, but I get, "there's no way you are 42," all of the time. My mother (67) switched from Dior night cream to the Arbonne because she says it works much better and she only has to use a very small amount to get better results. Arbonne also has mineral makeup, but I have not tried it. I know none of their products have mineral oil in them - a breakout inducing ingredient for many. Whatever products you use, you might check the ingredients for mineral oil.

juls55

Hi I just started to use mineral makeup, I purchased at Cosco.I previously was experiencing late life breakouts(always had beautiful skin until menopause)Well Im happy to say no breakouts with mineral makeup.... doesnt clog pores.It is also so light and natural looking brush on more or less for desired shades . I used to be a makeup tech in a salon....so im sold.The colour palettes are earthy and compliment all skin shades..Im really impressed. I just had to add a couple of nice brushes to set worth it. light and simple for travel too

halfapair

I've been using Raw Natural Beauty mineral makeup.
http://www.rawnaturalbeauty.com/

I haven't had any major breakouts since I started using it. I think my skin is in much better condition.

Robertalee

I have recently started using Mary Kay's Mineral Powder Foundation. I enjoy, and am quite satisfied with it. The cost for the foundation is $18.00 and the brush is $10.00. This brush makes a lot of difference in the applying of the foundation.

MauiMaui

I use Colourscience and it is great! It stays on all day unlike liquid makeup. I have tried Neutrogena but it is more powdery and is not as luminous looking as Colourscience. I would never go back to using liquid makeup.