Everyone wants flawless skin, right? But sometimes putting on too much make up in an attempt to achieve flawlessness leaves you looking cakey and overdone. I always use foundation to make my skin even and looking like porcelain (or so I believe) but it is hard to strike that perfect balance between getting enough coverage and looking perfectly natural. I have a closet full of foundation that I've tried, some are great, some have failed but nothing compares to the new Freeze 24/7 Mineral makeup system! A very light coverage completely transforms my skin to looking like porcelain - I no longer need to deceive myself, I actually have perfect milky skin. And even better is the bronzer that gives the most natural hint of sun. It has just a touch of highlighting shine to pick up the light but it is not at all sparkly, and it doesn't actually make you darker and tanned, it just gives you healthy color. There is also a blush to add rosiness to the cheeks. The system comes with 2 makeup shades to blend for a customized tone, a bronzer and the blush. The lighter of the makeup shades can be used to highlight under the eyes, brows, nose and chin. I am so in love with this and wake up in anticipation of putting on make up! The mineral has anti-aging qualities and it has SFP 18 so you are literally covered on all fronts! It comes with brushes so it is convenient and easy on top of achieving the natural beauty that you were meant to have! Freeze 24/7 Mineral Make Up, $85, comes in fair, medium and tan.
Kelly, do you use the fair or medium shade? Thanks.
I used both the fair and medium and although I am on the dark side, the fair was the better color for me. The medium gave me too much of a tan.
Kelly
FYI, the "anti-aging" benefits that Freeze 24/7 promotes are actually temporary- their key ingredient GABA acts like a topical "botox" of sorts, relaxing the facial muscles that make lines and wrinkles more obvious. This ingredient only works while it is on the skin, it has no lasting benefits. We carried this line where I used to work, and I don't shell out $100 for something unless I know it's going to do something.
Having said that, you seem to like it for it's cosmetic qualities, and the price seems like it's on par with comparable products, so why not?
Hey Kelly,
How does this compare to Bare Minerals by Bare Escentuals or the Jane Iredale mineral make up? Thanks!