Make a Mineral Tinted Moisturizer
Want to look good when you go to the beach, but don't want to cake on the makeup? Go for a tinted moisturizer for more natural, but lighter coverage. It's easy to make with either dry mineral foundation, or liquid mineral foundation.
Contents
Steps
- Add about a quarter size (or less depending on the amount of coverage you want) of your regular moisturizer in your palm.
- Shake about 1/4 to 1/2 a teaspoon of mineral powder into the moisturizer and mix.
- Apply evenly to your face using light, circular strokes.
- For liquid mineral foundation follow the article "Make Tinted Moisturizer"'s instructions.
Tips
- You may also use regular foundation to create a tinted moisturizer.
- Do not allow any liquid (such as the moisturizer) to touch the mineral makeup in the container as it may contaminate the minerals.
- Use more minerals for fuller coverage, or use less moisturizer for full coverage.
Warnings
- Always be sure to use enough moisturizer to cover your face. Without enough, the dried result will be caked on.
