Question Mineral Foundation Or Pressed Powder.

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Linda A.

Jun 7, 2014

Linda A.

I am currently using a full coverage cream foundation. I want to use a setting powder over it. I like my finish to be mate. Should I use my brand's pressed powder or their mineral foundation? I like the idea of the mineral foundation, I'm just wondering if it would be overkill?

Linda A.

Jun 7, 2014

Linda A.

matte...not mate

Diana T.

Jun 7, 2014

Diana T.

Pressed powder is usually very highly pigmented and fuller coverage - so if that's the finish you want then go with the pressed - the mineral foundation will probably give more of a sheer finish.

Candy M.

Jun 7, 2014

Candy M.

It will look caky. I recomend a pressed powder in translucent but if you want a bit more coverage, use one which has colour. x

Linda A.

Jun 7, 2014

Linda A.

Thanks...I was worried about the cakiness...

Candy M.

Jun 7, 2014

Candy M.

No prob, linda c.

Shelley W.

Jun 7, 2014

Shelley W.

I agree with Candy. Translucent is the best way to go.

Roz X.

Jun 7, 2014

Roz X.

^^^ agree

Lisa A.

Jun 8, 2014

Lisa A.

Pressed

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