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Thu Nov 02, 2006 3:19 pm  Quote |
| I am very new to the world of mineral makeup. Is there such a thing as a MMU concealer in powdered form? I need a good undereye concealer but have a terrible problem with milia/blocked oil glands in the undereye area from concealers that are too rich and creamy. |
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Thu Nov 02, 2006 3:32 pm Quote |
| I use Everyday Minerals mmu. They do several concealers in several different tones for different purposes. Have a look on their website, they can explain it better than me! Hope this helps! |
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Fri Nov 03, 2006 12:06 am Quote |
| You can also try spot applying your minerals (the regular foundation) with a concealer brush (I use taklon brushes for this as they pick up more product). Or even applying with a damp brush on problem areas. I have several samples of concealers from different MMU brands, but I never use them because I have better luck with foundations. |
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Fair brunette, neutral undertones, green eyes. |
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Fri Nov 03, 2006 4:13 pm Quote |
I usually have to mix MMU colors so I grab the lighter color and tap that on before using a kabuki brush for the rest of my face.
Many times I use the lighter MMU AFTER I do my face just to highlight. |
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Fri Nov 03, 2006 4:30 pm Quote |
| Sharkbait wrote: |
| You can also try spot applying your minerals (the regular foundation) with a concealer brush (I use taklon brushes for this as they pick up more product). Or even applying with a damp brush on problem areas. I have several samples of concealers from different MMU brands, but I never use them because I have better luck with foundations. |
I second this!  |
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Fri Nov 03, 2006 5:14 pm Quote |
I love EDM multi tasking concealer. It really hides red spots well. I use this every day. My under eye area is not a big problem but it does work there also as long I moisturizer well.
You can order a sample kit of EDM and try the concealer. Spring is medium and darker shades. Multi tasking is for lighter skins. There is also a yellow based one if your under eye circles are blueish.
I have other MMU foundations but this works the best for spot concealing.
Supposely the shipping to Canada issue has been resolved. |
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Fri Nov 03, 2006 6:09 pm Quote |
| Hello new to MMU! Okay, I would take ID summer bisque with me on a desert island! It is the Quintessential make up must. I have golden skin and use ID Bare Minerals foundation in Medium Beige in the Winter and Tan in the summer. I use Summer Bisque multi tasking minerals year round and love it! It makes the blemishes, scne, red spots, etc, disappear! Also, it really brightens up the under eye area well. I know that they carry another one called Well Rested but it is just too light for my skin tone but many people rave for it. I love it but ID does not provide samples so I suggest you find a vendor and have a try on for oyurself. You will probably abandon all the other mineral make up brands for ID, it just gives you that natural glow that is out of this world! |
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