How to master a flawless face using mineral foundation

Mineral foundation is easy to apply and has a multitude of methods to cover flaws.  Mineral foundation powder is consistent with each application onto the skin.  Seldom is a need for foundation touch-ups during the day and many of the best mineral makeup brands formulate precise foundation colors that match most skin tones.

The proper mineral foundation will match skin perfectly making it virtually impossible to detect. Chemical foundations are well known to leave tell-tale and can settle in lines, wrinkles, and pores causing skin to appear aged and unhealthy.

A wide range of techniques are available to apply mineral foundation makeup.  Mineral foundation application choices include using a mineral foundation or face brush, flocked sponge, or mixing with water or moisturizers.

If a sheer coverage to blur a few facial flaws is what a user requires, then a quick swipe of mineral foundation powder is all that’s needed.

For a heavier coverage to conceal facial flaws, the user can apply a mineral foundation designated for complete coverage, apply more than one layer of mineral powder, or mix the minerals with water or a moisturizer prior to applying. 

The secret to mastering the application of mineral foundation is to use a light hand with a natural hair makeup brush designed for use with mineral makeup. Always have on hand when applying mineral foundation, a makeup wedge sponge, mineral makeup foundation or face brush, and a flocked makeup sponge.appearance.

Applicant should use skin care moisturizer suited for their specific skin type, prior to applying any makeup.  Allow moisturizer to remain on skin no longer then 10 minutes, then remove any excess product with a tissue.
First apply mineral foundation makeup to any blemishes, under eye circles, and areas prone to redness (rosacea). The best way to cover flawed facial areas will be to use the mineral foundation powder mixed with a small amount of water.
Once mineral powder has dried tap gently until area is appropriately covered, then apply mineral foundation to the remainder of facial areas that need coverage.

If the mineral foundation brand has any shine causing ingredients; bismuth oxychloride, mica, biron, etc., a setting powder will be required to tone down facial shine. 

Dust a loose mineral setting veil, mattifier, or resurfacing mineral powder over the foundation.  A little mineral setting powder will work unless skin is prone to oil, then a heavier application of absorbing powder will be necessary.

A matte mineral foundation should only be used on combination or oily skin for a flawless appearance without shine.

Always use a light hand when applying mineral foundation.  If necessary another layer of mineral foundation can be applied over the first coat for more coverage.
Remember, as with any type of makeup, it’s easier to apply more product than to remove a heavy handed product application.
That’s all that’s needed for a mineral foundation flawless face application.