Mineral powder foundation in a sand beige with a neutral undertone, free from talc, fragrance and parabens, for an even, natural finish, even on sensitive skin.
How to do it
Put some powder in the lid, dab your brush in it a little (it's better to take a little product and then some more than too much at once). Then tap the bottom of your brush on your hand so that the powder sinks into your brush. This way you avoid seeing the powder on your skin. Now apply with circular motions to your face, starting at your cheeks and then blending out towards your hairline and jawline. Apply a second coat if desired and gradually build up until you achieve the desired coverage.
Frequently asked questions
A foundation made mainly of finely ground minerals, such as mica, zinc oxide, titanium dioxide and iron oxide. The Irresistible Face Base contains no talc, fragrance, parabens or preservatives. Thanks to the pure pigments you get a lot of coverage from very little powder.
I recommend the Precise mineral kabuki brush.
A clean brush gives a more even finish. I spray mine clean after use with the On The Spot brush cleanser.
Apply the powder to your cheek, just above your jawline. If the colour blends into your skin, you have a match. Do not test on your hand or wrist, they are almost always darker or lighter than your face.
Yes, it is recommended for sensitive skin and suits all skin types, including combination or oily skin with blemishes. It contains no talc, fragrance or parabens. Nobody can guarantee you will not react to anything, so try it calmly the first time.
The foundation contains a mineral UV filter thanks to titanium dioxide and zinc oxide. That is a bonus, not full sun protection. Apply a separate SPF first, especially in summer.
The normal size contains 8 g, the travel size 2.5 g. The travel size is handy to try a shade or to take on a trip.
Usually it comes down to what is underneath. Let your day cream sink in well first, work in thin layers and move your kabuki in small circles. Skip extra powder on dry patches around your nose or mouth.
Once your summer tan has faded, 1 shade lighter often looks better. With mineral powder you can also mix 2 shades in the lid, so you always sit right between summer and winter.
Who helps you?
I'm Ellen, the Ellen behind LLN.beauty (say it as Ellen beauty). Beauty therapist since 2003, with my online beauty store since 2008. In 2019 I trained in orthomolecular therapy at KPNI, to tackle skin problems from the inside as well.
For years I treated clients in my salon. I stopped, because a treatment only works for a short while. Lasting results come from the basics you do yourself at home. That's why I now help you with a routine you'll actually stick to.
Which routine do you want to tackle first?
