The truth about make up foundations

i know the latest craze in make up foundations is mineral make up. The proponents make claims that it is a sunscreen and better for you than a liquid foundation. While it is a convenient way to package make up - the truth is, most, if not all make up foundations, whether it be liquid , cream, or powder are all sunscreens because they contain titanium dioxide, and other minerals found in sunscreens.

I deal with hundreds of women - hands on - not through infomercials. I have seen mineral foundations work for some - but not for all. It can end up being extremely drying for women with dry skin and can cause breakouts due to the oxides contained in the mineral formulas that give it a "shine." It is not a one size fits all foundation. You must select a foundation based on your skintype and skin condition.

Liquid foundations are just as easy to apply - just use your fingers or a sponge to apply. There are just as many preservatives in a mineral foundation as there are in liquid or cream foundations. Read labels, or go to websites that describe what the regulations are for the sale of cosmetics to the public. Remember this, while the FDA does inspect carefully all products imported from a foreign country, Americans cosmetic companies are not required to submit their formulas to the FDA for approval.

SUN PROTECTION

For the hot summer months, sun protection is a must. Remember that sun exposure can be a factor when skiing or doing any outdoor sport. Tanning is a natural reaction of the skin when exposed to the sun, in order to protect itself against UVA rays (pigmentation) and UVB rays (radiation). Sun exposure also introduces free radicals onto the skin, further speeding the aging process. Using a proper sunscreen will help prevent skin cancer and premature aging.
Best Facials for Sun Damaged skin:
Matis DNA Facial
Matis Green Face Print Mask
Phytomer Firming Mask Facial
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