Maybelline : Mineral Power Powder Foundation

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Active Ingredients:
Titanium Dioxide (12.6%) and Zinc Oxide (21%).

Inactive Ingredients:
Bismuth Oxychloride, Mica, Iron Oxides, Zinc Oxide, Titanium Dioxide.

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May 14, 2015
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I have been using this powder for awhile now. It is a great product for the price. If you have oily skin I recommend using this makeup. It is good for when you need touch ups throughout the day. You can find it at walmart, walgreens, and many other drugstores. Where I am from it is around $8-10 dollars.
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March 20, 2012

Pros:

-Not cakey
-Matte finish
-Easy to blend
-Price
-Didn't clog my pores

Cons:

-I get powder all over my sink every time I use it
-Prickly applicator brush, need to use your own

For me, this is the best product for a natural, even looking skin tone for the price.
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March 19, 2012

Pros:

*Good Coverage (Buildable)
*Light Weight
*Cheap
*Did NOT cause breakouts (yay!)

Cons:

*My shade isnt always in stock
*Harsh feeling Kabuki brush

~I Love it! Its super hard to find my shade (Honey Beige) ~The brush it comes with is too harsh and doesn't blend it well on your skin (used my ecotools retractable brush) ~It didnt break me out at all and I have VERY sensitive/acne-prone skin I say its worth a try ladies!
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January 18, 2011

Pros:

-looked like I wasn't wearing makeup
-matches skin tone
-didn't break me out
-easy to apply

Cons:

-if you're wearing a moisturizer or acne lotion that dried overnight when you put it on, it looks cakey and doesn't blend.
-messy

I think this is worth using. It worked for me but may not for others.
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January 8, 2010

Pros:

- Nice, even and buildable coverage
- Easy to apply
- Stays matte for most of the day
- Easy to find
- Comes with a little kabuki brush for even application... buffs it on really nicely
- It's available at a lot of different places (Target, Woolworths, a lot of chemists, etc.)

Cons:

- Doesn't come in a huge range of tones, especially for people with yellow tones
- Doesn't have as much staying power as a more expensive foundation

I've been using this foundation for a few months now and it hasn't broken me out to date. I have fairly sensitive skin so I was kind of skeptical about using it, but for a drugstore foundation it is really nice. It goes on evenly and you can build it up for more coverage. Perhaps not as fantastic as more expensive mineral powder foundation, but as somebody who doesn't have a small fortune to spend on makeup, it has been great for me. I have a friend with extremely sensitive skin that breaks out into sores, and I suggested that she should try this one... she has been using it religiously since and swears by it, because it is one of very few products that don't irritate her skin. I'd say it's especially good for people who live in smaller towns and locations that don't have many brands of foundation available that they can actually use without fear of their face turning into a mess. I prefer not to order online because I'm useless at choosing the right shade, and I'm also incredibly impatient.
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