What is the best mineral makeup for older mature skin?
I am 49 years old and would like to wear mineral powder makeup but I am afraid that it will make my wrinkles more noticeable. Any recommendations?
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bare minerals.
Bare Minerals.
It’s for all skin types and ages and it is amazing!
It covers everything you want to cover without looking cakey.
You’ll look younger and it will look like you have naturally great skin.
You can get it at your local Sephora beauty store or at Sephora.com.
It can get a little pricey, but it is deffinitely worth it.
It’s normally from anywhere between $40 and $60.
But it depends on how you buy it.
If you get a full kit that comes with blush, concealer and mineral veil than it will be more expensive, but if you just buy the foundation it’s cheaper.
I would recommend getting the kit though.
Another bonus is that it will last for a really long time if you use it correctly.
Hope I helped.
Try loreal & maybelline, if you go to boots or superdrug you could try some on & see what you think before you buy any.
Goodluck
I wouldn’t use Mineral Makeup at this age.
I would go for a light Foundation from Estee Lauder.
I recommend :
Estée Lauder ‘Double Wear’ Stay-in-Place Makeup SPF 10.
Its a best foundation at your age.
Plus its really flawless.
Good Luck! =)
sheer cover is the best.
colorescience
The only recommendation that I would make for you would to stay away from mineral powders containing mica. Mica is an additive found in most mineral powders, it gives the illuminating glow but can easily settle into fine lines and wrinkles and end up highlighting the areas that you want to minimize.