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CK

I too found that the Loreal mineral foundations had makeup ingredients that I didn’t want on my skin either, though I tried the makeup brand just to see what it what like while we were doing mineral makeup comparisons against mineral foundation colors.

The Loreal mineral makeup container was practical for travel as it may not leak if careful so that would be a plus, but the mineral makeup brush in the container was not something that should be used on the skin, because it is very pokey in hairs. If I were to be a user of the loreal mineral makeup foundation I would most certainly find a better mineral foundation brush for health and skin safety.

I put half one color on one side and one on the other side of my face also and wore it throughout the day, while at the mall, out to dinner etc. I found the Loreal brand wore off very quickly around 2 hours so I reapplied often and did use their brush. Our Colour ID Mineral foundation Transform is my favorite and it never needed a foundation touchup and I have oily aging skin since I’m in my mid 40′s now. I like to call it hormonal skin, which it most definately can’t makeup up it’s mind from day to day. Glad I manufacture cosmetics.

We’re still in the process of testing for our pressed mineral foundation powders. We’re manufacturing them ourselves and having each SPF tested that’s costs alot of $$$$ so it is taking more time then we thought it would, but as soon as our entire line of pressed mineral makeup has been clinically tested and retested it will hit the market. Probably end of this year.

Thank you for your mineral makeup review and please ladies, this forum blog mineral makeup review isn’t just about Colour ID Minerals Makeup it’s about all mineral makeup brands so post away and help others out in their need to find the right mineral makeup brand.

Rae Kat Switzer – http://www.raesinimages.com

I love the RAESIN IMAGES Colour ID Minerals, but like so many other women just love to experiment and try other brands, usually wasting my money because I love RI.

Comparing both mineral makeup brand foundation I found the Loreal loose powder application brush not useful and poking at my skin, so I opted for my own RI mineral luscious medium kabuki, my favorite for the Colour ID Minerals foundation in Aminah 3 that I swear by.

The Loreal mineral makeup was smooth and creamy, very similar in texture to the Colour ID mineral foundation, but it contained makeup ingredients that could cause havoc with my or anyone’s skin, but I like that we’re all given so many cosmetic choices and there are so many real private label mineral makeup foundations coming out. Estee Lauder, Jane, Almay, Chanel, Lancome and others.

I also tried the Loreal pressed mineral makeup in Nude Beige that matched my Aminah 3. I wored one mmu brand on one side and one on the other.

Within a few hours of work the Loreal Mineral makeup had become sheer and I could see what I’d been trying to cover up in the way of discolorations and blemishes. The Colour ID Minerals foundation (ExtraOrdinary is my choice of formula) was still going strong.

The ExtraOrdinary Mineral Foundation lasted all day. I do use the Resurface X-treme Primer as a setting powder so once in a while have to touch up my shiny chin, but that is all I do.

I would have to say my personal mineral foundation review is hands down Colour ID Minerals by RAESIN IMAGES.

DarleneM