Mineral Foundation Tutorial ~ Mature, Over 50 Skin

[@mrshooper1919]

I love Bare Minerals. I've used it for years and I wanted to try something new; not because it didnt work perfectly for me. I just wanted to change it up. After a year of experimenting with several different foundations, BB creams - high end and drugstore...I did my make up with Bare Minerals today and thought my covered looked the best it had in...well a year! Ha - never should have strayed from Bare Minerals...especially in summer. Love your vids!

[@ranaeburgess1502]

Mrs Hooper , I have the same experience. I love being back with my bare minerals.

[@kathyo9420]

thanks for the reminder we can use our fingers! I recently had what I thought was a reaction to a high-end foundation. I was ready to toss it out until I tried to apply it without a brush or a blender. I was able to use half of the liquid foundation that I had been using with a brush/blender, no product left on or in a brush or sponge, and it seemed to go into my trouble spots/larger pore areas much easier. I think many of us of a certain age forget that we started out with our fingers and got caught up in the tool hype. yes, we need good brushes, but sometimes nothing beats the simplicity of our fingers. thanks Angie!

[@Maggie22002]

Bare minerals makes a concealer brush for around the eyes. That's what I use. I also use an electric shaver to shave off the peach fuzz on my face. Elizabeth Taylor used to do that also.😉

[@nhough73]

So nice to find a channel with a more mature woman doing tutorials! Everyone seems barely out of high school and making duck faces at the camera. Love the tips on addressing my fine lines and deeper wrinkles

[@mrs.schmenkman]

By the way, I started just shaving the peach fuzz that started coming in. It really makes a difference and it doesn't grow back dark or anything, it's just fine white hairs that I didn't even realize where their until the sun hits it in bright day light or in evening lit night clubby places where it actually kind of glows. I just whip a shaver across the sides of my face every week or two

[@mifnp8887]

Thank you for beautifully "representing" us women over 50! You're awesome, Angie! Keep up the great videos!

[@rdml1125]

I am almost 42, but have been under a lot of stress following my dad's hemorrhagic stroke/traumatic brain injury last year. I feel like I have aged 15 years, mostly on my face. Your video was very helpful. Addressed a lot of the issues, problem areas I am looking to improve on. Thank you.

[@OmShanti4ever]

Thank you Angie for your tutorials. I am in my early 50's and learning to adapt my makeup routine to suit my maturing skin. I love how you are so natural and your tips are amazing and very helpful. Its so hard to know what to use when there is so much available. I have a bag of liquid foundations that are going to waste as I have been struggling to find what works. I find I am turning to the minerals more and more and your videos are a big help.! thanks again!

[@lumay1966]

New subscriber, and I am thrilled to find a channel that addresses beauty (and more) relevant to me (46). I had considered ditching my mineral foundation because so many columns advise this as you age. You prove that minerals can work well for the 40+ crowd. I am anxious to explore your other videos!

[@itssewxtra1713]

I have been going w/o makeup for a while as I have had some medical issues and want to ease back in and have been thinking about a powder or actually mineral foundation. It looks so good on you and we are the same age so I think I will give it a whirl. As always I loved your video; you are very knowledgeable and give information and tips that are not just fluff. So glad I found your channel.

[@Italianqueen1966]

It's a very beautiful look! I'm around the same age as you, therefore I watch you a lot!! Thanks for all your hard work you do to help give suggestions for women like us whom have the same kind of skin and age! I like watching some of the younger ladies tutorials, but they don't struggle with most of the problematic skin we have! Thanks again Angie!! 👍💋

[@MoniquaRoss]

Thanks Angie for this tutorial. I love the way you explain each step. You are real and down to earth. I haven’t used bare minerals in years but used to love their foundation. I will pick it up and try it again. I especially like the tip of using a tinted moisturizer to help conceal and tone down redness. You are the real deal and a beautiful lady. I am hitting 59 next month and I appreciate your advice.

[@beckyharris6415]

Thank you Angie. I had stopped using my mineral powder foundation as I did not like the outcome. It is not cheap so I was not thrilled with letting it sit unused. However, *smiling* since watching your tutorial here last evening I am more pleased with the mineral powder outcome which I returned to this morning. I also have some CC cream and I want to watch your tutorial again regarding the makeup primer and the eyeshadow primer. I enjoy your informative tips and upbeat attitude. Thank you for your time. Merry Christmas. Be well.

[@kathyl9782]

Great tutorial! Don't do this normally, but I am 52 now and questioning the skincare products and makeup I've been using so I was just on line when I stumbled on your videos. I was very impressed with your honest, straight forward and simple explanation and critique of products. And it seems I've been using a lot of the products you recommend, so I guess I'm doing something right!!

[@suesheehan1493]

I always had an issue with Bare Minerals streaking on my oily skin. Followed your instructions and I looked great for going out to dinner. When I got home, alas! I was fading, but that is due to my oily skin. I'm going to use your instructions again though, because it worked well. Thank you!

[@dawnsdreamacres]

Glad to find someone in my age group (almost 46), as I try to learn how to do my own makeup for my wedding! I always moisturize, but I work at home as a jewelry designer, so makeup is usually lips and maybe mascara. Maybe. Want to look my best for my wedding, but also keep my natural look. Always find that eyeshadow makes my eyes look about 100 years old, and have never used foundation before in my life. I am really looking forward to watching more of your videos! Thank you!

[@chrisg4584]

I'm in my early 30s,so I know I'm not your targeted audience,but you're the ONLY beauty guru I've found that has addressed certain problems I was starting to think only happened to me.Like about the mineral powder highlighting & showing the little hairs on your face,& in other videos when you've said certain products just ball up and don't go into your skin-anytime I've tried to describe that I've never been able to find the right words, & people just look at me like I'm nuts.

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

Do you watch Wayne Goss? He did a video explaining why foundations sometimes ball up and slough off. It's because the formula's don't play well together... so you're not crazy!

[@ooohlaa13]

I love your style, so thoughtful, methodical, caring and clear. Beautiful job. At 72 you would think I would have it down by now, but still experimenting.

[@kayhoughton3856]

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[@adorablesweety7]

I enjoyed your tutorial very much because I feel that to much makeup makes it worst. I recently bought the Bare Minerals starter kit and you helped me to get started.

[@nytflyt7]

Oh my goodness!!!! Soooooooo ecstatic that I FOUND YOU!!!! Your tutorials(watched a couple....SO FAR!!!) ARE AMAZING and I surely did need you!!! I'm stoked I found you as "yes", I'm very concerned how my make-up looks NOW as opposed to when I was in my 30's. I take prided in my eyes and complexion applications and YOU ARE THE ONE!!!!! Thank You for sharing with the rest of the world of women who CARE!!! You got me for life!! luv ya, lynda A.

[@janeloughmiller6996]

Very nice tutorial. You are so informative and you seem so relaxed. Thank you for your makeup tips!

[@shannondawn44]

Great tutorial . I agree with you about the buffing . I know Bare Minerals encourages us to buff , and buff and buff some more . But I find that gives me a more shiny , caked , over made up look . I actually stopped using Bare Minerals for a while , because I wasn't happy with the results . But then , I went back to it , and tried again , and I don't over buff any more . Also , when I finish applying the minerals , I take my damp beauty blender , and press it all over my face , and it kind of sets the minerals , and takes away any of that "powdery" look that can come with minerals . Thanks for posting :)

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

***** Hi Shannon~ Great tip about the beauty blender! If anyone doesn't have a blending sponge, a slightly moist warm washcloth draped over the face helps the powder look more natural too!

[@ptmagi]

I don't recall now where I read it or what the reasoning was, but when I was first researching mineral makeup a few years ago I saw a tip that buffing should be kept to a minimum with older skin. Really enjoy your videos, Angie. In particular, that I can understand them! I have a severe hearing loss and am unable to understand the majority of youtube videos because of background music, or the speaker not facing the camera or speaking too fast. Yours are very easy for me to follow.

[@frankiekilgour6653]

Have u tried the original mineral foundation and if u have how did it compare to the matte formula on mature skin??

[@tvmom]

Hands are the best for smoothing everything out! Excellent video. I have some powder foundation I wasn't sure what to do with. Thanks.

[@LynnM3973]

Thank you. I will look forward to our concealer video. I am always looking for great under eye concealers. I love the Vitazing, so might try using that with a mineral foundation. Have a great weekend.

[@dinib3551]

I used BareMinerals for years and loved it (I am in my mid-fifties). Then I decided to give foundation a try again when BareMinerals came out with the liquid mineral makeup. I liked it, and kept using it for a couple of years until I recently stopped in at Ulta for a new bottle and decided to compare the liquid foundation I was wearing on one cheek to the original powder foundation on the other cheek. The salesgirl took the liquid makeup off of one cheek, along with my moisturizer, primer, etc., (obviously!), and she brushed the powder formula on with a new, flat-topped, and very soft brush that BareMinerals came out with while I wasn't looking :), and the difference between one cheek and the other was really noticeable. The powder side was so much smoother and glowier, and the coverage was much better, even though she put it on over bare skin. The difference was really remarkable. I also wanted to make a comment regarding the kabuki brush you used to put on the Bare Minerals, because you stated that you, like myself, don't like to put on a lot of product at one time. I found that when the salesgirl used the soft-bristled, flat-topped brush she was able to put on just the right amount of product (which for me is on the light side), while at the same time sweeping away any excess for a very natural finish. I wouldn't have thought to use a flat-topped brush for this, but having tried it, I think it's superior to other shapes, the key being choosing one with soft, flexible bristles. After some research, I am going to pick one at up at Ulta from It Cosmetics; the #110 Airbrush Finish. Although the BareMinerals brush did a good job at the store, it has a hollow center that I don't like as much. I'm not sure I'd be able to use it as effectively as the professional at Ulta. Anyway..... Thanks for posting a great video. It was very well thought out and really informative.

[@gloriaj.pinsker9577]

I like that flat brush too. I feel that mineral powder foundation looks very natural and more youthful than liquids.

[@lauraashby9369]

Great tut! I love my bare minerals. The older women I live around want to know my beauty tricks... I’m 60, they are 70-something. And they TRULY believe the Bare Minerals helps take a few years off (the buffing, etc). It’s just wonderful! Thanks for your other secrets too! I will try them!

[@sunnyrosa]

I've tried bare minerals before but it made the little hairs on my face really stand out, I will definitely try your tips to avoid that, thanks!!

[@beautyfortherest]

I never thought about trying a tinted primer under mineral foundation. That's a great idea!

[@MsLatingirl]

Very beautiful. I'm 51 and I love taking care of my skin and wearing makeup, looking out for new tips...You look young!! Thank you for the tutorial!!!!

[@Moonshine-1111]

My goodness Angie, you are aging in reverse. You look so much younger now which is over 6 years later - September 2019. Your eyes are lifted, your cheek bones are more defined and the slight sagging is gone. Even your hair is thicker. You really have managed to find the fountain of youth! You are an inspiration!💕💕

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

Thanks so much Cindy!

[@sheilaa1333]

Agreed! I just turned 50 and didn’t like what I saw in the mirror, so I started scouring the internet. I look more like ‘before Angie’, so I now have hope it can get better and not worse. Thanks for putting yourself out there for the rest of us to learn from your experiences. 💕

[@Moonshine-1111]

Sheila Addis if you follow all Angie’s advice I’m sure that you’ll have brighter skin and a more youthful look in no time. Retin A is very important as well as using good skin care and layering the right products, avoiding the sun and using sunscreen, eating a healthy diet, taking good supplements, using NuFace, exercising and applying makeup in a flattering manner. Angie has managed to turn back the clock and I’m sure that you will too. 😘

[@Ariessunfairy81]

Thank you for putting this video up. I use Youngblood mineral makeup and had problems with it looking shiny I got it down now that I've watched this video, I'm 36 and to me your amazing at doing a minimal make look and you explain things so well and it's not all about highlight that can be seen from mars sos thank you for being down to earth. 😊

[@JerseyGirl8461]

Angie, you should try Smoky Mountain Minerals, no bismuth oxychloride or talc. I've been using this for 7+ years, I'm almost 52. I'm a former BE user, was never really happy with it but, LOVE SMM.

[@rediscoveringme50]

Great video Angie! I like the lighter look of a good primer and mineral powder for an 'everyday' look but as you say the powder can tend to be a bit cakey. Never thought to smooth over with my hands! I'm a bit of a hand girl also when applying creams of any kind, thumbs up for this 'tip' as I hear all the time you get a better finish with a brush! My biggest battle with makeup is applying too much product to cover bad skin! Keep telling myself 'less is more'! Thanks again. Love your vids. Jo

[@ALT-vz3jn]

Try using a good blurring primer underneath (a silicone type primer) and letting it dry for a few minutes before applying the mineral powder. Also the Bare Minerals Flawless Finish brush (their current synthetic brush) is the best brush to buff the minerals in properly - the kabuki brush Angie used from Kashuk isn’t dense enough to do a satisfactory job of turning the minerals from a powder to a cream. That’s why she’s complaining that it’s cakey. The brush has to be extremely dense to create the heat needed. Sigma makes good dense brushes for buffing, if you don’t want to buy the Bare Minerals one. The brush makes a gigantic difference in the result, I tested all kinds of brushes even some $100 goat hair brushes from Beautylish, and they don’t buff the minerals from a powder into a cream like the Bare Minerals brush does.

[@kerry0458]

hi angle have been watching your videos for awhile now and really enjoy them,loved this video as I am also a fan a mineral makeup and it is great to pick up tips and tricks from others,how do you take your minerals from day to night where you may need extra coverage without getting cakey, keep those videos coming it is great to have a you tuber that is more mature and understands our needs

[@alohaleslie9407]

I looked on Amazon for Bare Minerals availability and read a lot of the reviews. It seems one has to be careful when purchasing from Amazon because the claim by many purchasers is that the product they bought was FAKE... not the authentic Bare Minerals. Buyer Beware. BTW Angie...another winning tutorial! Thanks so much for the time and obvious effort you put into each one.

[@YvonnetiniBElicious]

I get the itchy skin feeling also... but only when I use BE's eye shadows and mineral veils...AND this only occurs in the summer time when I sweat the most. So I've switched to other brands of eye shadow such as Urban Decay and have no problems. When its 60 or below I switch back to BE as crazy as that sounds! As far as foundations I haven't had an issue with BE's original formula. Hope this is helpful :)

[@cjmishler]

I happened upon one of your videos when I was looking into face creams. I just about fell off my chair when you said you weren't wearing any makeup at the beginning. Obviously, you are doing something right with your skin care (a video I also watched).

[@verity.2208]

Love the tutorial Angie. I'm yet to get to grips with Bare Minerals ! Have bought various kits down the years from QVC but they all make me look feverish 😳. I might try the matte medium and follow your tutorial as I'm having great success changing my eye shadow style with your help. Husband noticed so must be working ! Thank you so much 😘

[@themalea]

thank you from a 37 year old who is new to make up! i just got a mineral foundation (it was on sale and i really wanted to try it) but had no idea how to put it on. your tutorial was great!

[@Mina-rb5ut]

Wow I’m looking at you from 8 years ago VS now in 2021, seriously you are getting younger!!! I am following your skincare routines. I’m 37 but seeing major eye changes. Puffiness and wrinkles. I will be sharing on my little KZbin channel 😍🥰

[@kirstenson1]

Great video, Angie! I use the Bare Minerals original and really like it. I gave a sample of the matte finish but haven't used it yet - I'll have to give it a try. I especially like to use this in the warmer months since I feel like liquid foundations slide right off in the humidity. I've been using The Bare Minerals quite a bit this winter just to change things up. Can you believe all the snow this year - enough already! --Kirsten

[@blindriddle2742]

Watching this make me realize how much face work she's had done. I wish she was more honest with viewers. Eyes and cheeks have been done and probably a full facelift too.

[@MarcKleiman]

when the heck would she do that without us noticing, she's always posting videos. lol she's been consistent with her skin care, a few devices with consistent use , botox thrown in there... she's helped so many woman improve their skin (including me, my friends constantly say what are you doing to look younger, let's say I've sent her several new followers over the years) and slow down the aging process. jealousy is not a good look

[@dianaeastman8289]

Thank you. I found this well done and very relevant today, more than two years later in Nov of 2015. I prefer to wear a light powder over good moisturizer, but have found it's been looking very mask-like lately. I'll try your suggestions promptly!

[@mifnp8887]

+Diana Eastman I have that same problem, Diana. I don't know what to do!!

[@dianaeastman8289]

If you come up with something, Please reply again! Thanks for feedback. I'm glad I'm not alone.

[@momoalmighty3516]

Diana Eastman ū

[@SusanSlattery]

I have been using powder foundation for years, and I'm glad I watched this. I've been doing it wrong for long time!

[@roseart011]

Great look!! Your skin is great with or with out the foundation!! Very nice healthy skin look!!

[@1jackieworcs]

Hi Angie - I really enjoy your vids particularly your fashion/ootd ones. I'm 46 and am trying to find a suitable 'style'. You always look so put together and stylish :)

[@yolandamedina2828]

Just found this video! Thank you for sharing your tips for powder product for older women!

[@silverlemniscate]

Thank you for the tutorial. Please forgive my saying this, you looked younger without the makeup. Now, don't imagine I'm some no makeup activist or anything, quite honestly the reason I watched was to learn to apply the mineral makeup. The end result was nice, but on video, your skin had a fresher glow without the makeup. Nevermind, you are a lovely woman regardless. Thanks again for the tutorial.

[@leslieguglielmo4725]

This was incredibly helpful...who says you can't teach an "old" ah heck I'm still a young pup when it comes to makeup tricks...have a great day so glad to have discovered you!

[@BeautyByDeri]

Great video,Angie! Your hands thing at the end didn't freak me out...lol I do a similar thing with my middle finger,sorta like a press and roll method.Have a great weekend! xo Deri

[@stephaniepreston-mullins3262]

Looks so natural and beautiful!! I Loved it! ❤🌹🇱🇷

[@StormyNight777]

The experts from BM tell us to buff it quite a bit in order to get the foundation to melt into the skin and it will last longer and look more natural with better coverage.

[@58wellsey]

I've started watching your videos and love them. Which do you actually prefer mineral foundation or BE for a mature woman with some facial hair. Thanks!

[@WatcherAnon504]

Hello,I just started watching ALL your videos...LOL TYVM I love watching them I'm 56 and we older ladies need this stuff....but I want to ask WHY are you not using the BM Well Rested concealer or the BM.....Mineral Veil???? Both of these I love with my BM Original...seems you used many things before you put on your BM Original?????

[@GwenMotoGirl]

Thank you THANK YOU! You are beautiful - with or without the makeup. I just ordered BE for the first time. I love your tutorial.

[@forhimru2]

This video was a great help for us, gals, who are using BE. I liked how you explained it and showing the amt of product you use. Recently, my beauty marks (age spots) where showing and now I think I know why...thanks! Like you, I'm waiting on Spring! ~Tammy

[@rediscoveringme50]

Absolutely, positively agree! I know an elderly chap who is completely disfigured and I was never game to ask why. It was obvious he'd had numerous operations. Recently I got the chance to ask and it was from melanoma! I was so shocked. He has no ears, his scalp is all bare and scarred plus hugely dented, and the lower left side of his face is half missing. His jaw was affected so that has also left him with only half a mouth of teeth! SKIN CANCER - OMGoodness. Wear sunscreen please!

[@Neezypops]

So glad I've come across your channel. Absolutely love your tutorials, so glad you have created something for the 40+ face, will subscribe and watch avidly 😊

[@DCHL5260]

Like this look I have not used the matte formula just the original bare minerals foundation. I wanted to know if the bronzer has any shimmer to it or is it matte thanks

[@Michaelabeauty96]

This also helps me for when I want to put makeup on my mom because I love doing it for her.

[@pvabotelho]

Wow so different.

[@JoanneLFisher]

New subbie. Great tutorial. I recently bought the starter kit and have found it's also sitting on my fine hairs and very noticeable. Thx for the tips!

[@terryc4726]

I'd like to see a video on lipstick and blush, tips color ideas

[@kat1york]

When you said you put it on the darkside of your eye bag, I immedietly thought of Darkside of the Moon by Pink Floyd...lmao Awww I can see sweet Sophie. I'm going to miss seeing your sweet baby in your videos. :( I'm so sorry for your loss Angie. We grow to love your pets when watching tutorials as much as we love you!!! You're the best Ang...xo Kat

[@sri4suja]

I really like that simple yet perfect face makeup routine. Thank you for this tutorial. I am glad i found your channel in YT.

[@SheldineCooper]

I adore you! I really do :) I am 35 years old and "struggling" with the first lines appearing around my eyes and nose (weird?!) and my pores haven gotten huuuuge... over night... seriously!!!! :) Anyway... so I really learn a lot from watching your videos. Keep it up :) Plus ... you seem like a super nice person. :) My mum doesn't wear any make up really so... never really learned this when i was younger :(

[@gaisb9418]

Sheldine Cooper 35 you are young wear sunblock

[@suzyclancy5754]

Love how you did this - will do today and I have that bronzer but use contour products for what you did and then bronze over it xxxxx love and hugs xxxxx Suzy

[@stephanieacierno2584]

Thank you Angie , you look beautiful!!!! What shade was the lumi concealer ?

[@LynnM3973]

Do you think the Origins Vitazing would work like the Murad primer? I have been using that before applying foundation to even out my skin and love it. I haven't tried the Mineral powder, but would love to. Also, do you have a review on the Olay Total Effects Eye Cream? That is a new product to me and would love to know what you think of it. Thanks.

[@bxgal347]

Such a cute brush!!! I love bare minerals

[@traceyrandell2272]

I really enjoyed watching this video. I'm 48 and it's nice to see videos on older that is the 40+ years. Makeup seems to be less is more for me right now. I'm more into skincare so thanks for sharing your time and your video. Subbed to your channel. And gave thumbs up.

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

Thanks so much for subbing Tracey!

[@sharondennis5545]

Hi Angie...love your video's, hard to find video's for us seasoned girls. Im 48 and have a fair amount of wrinkles and have been trying everything under the sun lately. Most recently been using Rachel K CC cream tinted primer, have you tried it. The coverage is amazing, I found it on another KZbinrs site and she swears by it. She uses that and mineral powder daily. I havent tried the mineral powder yet. Tell me does it settle in the lines at all as the day goes on?

[@edukaytor3]

Great quick, simple and well-explained! I am 55 and love your tips here. New subscriber.

[@krissi31]

Holy Crap..catching this in 2019...you look so different!

[@laughingoutloud5742]

I agree. There's no way she didn't get a face job - at the very least, she had her eyes done. I don't begrudge that - it's her face. But I don't respect someone who lies about it.

[@marsery]

True was just thinking exactly the same..she looks way better 6 years later ..which is so empowering for everyone :-) aging backwards

[@dm39361]

@@laughingoutloud5742 I am not sure what you mean, I always thought and admired how she is transparent about all the work she has done.

[@rebeccaacoutin856]

Dee so much work done! Yikes 🙃 try being honest !

[@beverlyf6603]

@@laughingoutloud5742 She's said many times that she started using prescription Retin-A and it has worked as advertised... noticeable anti-aging effects over several years. She purposely uses her moisturizer to spread her Retin-A onto her eye area to improve the hooded look and uses other retinoid products on her neck, chest and hands to further her anti-aging efforts. You can look at her backlog of videos and watch the gradual change happen, surgical intervention would be far more abrupt.

[@deniseb7013]

Thank you for making a tutorial for mature women on makeup. Denise

[@maggiepadron4320]

you look so beautiful :) loved the video 💙

[@Rockysmom1234]

Nice video, Angie. Girl, you had me spending money this past week, lol. You inspired me to buy two new cute yoga jackets. It's all good though, cause I like to look cute when I work out. It helps get me out the door, lol.

[@beckythompson5317]

I love this tutorial! I made notes and will pick up the products you talked about. Thank you!

[@PhilDavies51]

Thank You for such an interesting tutorial, I do have difficulty in applying foundation to my 56 year old male skin, but you have helped me. Thanks again. x.

[@bolsenmom64]

Hi Angie, I noticed you don't use the Mineral Veil product to set the foundation. Just curious as to why and if you prefer setting spray? Thanks, Barb

[@lanelson4899]

Loved this. Very relaxed and very personable! You would be great for TV, or radio!

[@cecilbrassfield9474]

LA Nelson is

[@TheGalwayfan]

Finally! Someone who uses the same color as I do. It looks very nice. I'll have to try the matte version of bm foundation. I enjoy your videos. I'm in the same age group as you. :-)

[@lourdeslayton332]

Love your videos! I have been using mineral foundation for about 13 years now from a local makeup artist (Phoenix) who blends her own mineral foundation and makeup wish I love. My question is will the Cereve spf 30 or the neutregena spf 70 work with my mineral foundation powder? Thanks!

[@mscaramelcreole]

I think your absolutely gorgeous, and I've learnt a lot about the bare minerals video from watching this video, esp. about not forgetting between the eyes... X

[@MsCavalier01]

Hi Angie, Great tutorial on the mineral powder. I use it all the time and it's wonderful in the summer in the warmer weather because it stays put. It's one of the few things that actually agree with my sensitive skin. Thanks! ~ Colleen

[@MQS11]

Great video! I'm at the sunset of my thirties (grr!) however I truly appreciate & enjoy your videos. In fact, I sent a link to your video as well as "Flawless Makeup for Mature Skin: by Robert Jones" to my mom. I got a call back saying the guy is wicked funny but Angie's video makes sense! Trust me, it's a huge compliment! xx

[@sallytatham6998]

I loved watching your video, you make it look so easy. Thank you

[@laurasanderson9643]

I have the Bare Minerals concealer , I think I'm not blending enough & i prolly have too much product on my brush ( 56 ) I for Sure contour my jawline , always .thank you :)

[@diannefaith7866]

Today is Tuesday February 11, 2020 .... this video is very interesting for mature face.... thank you ♥️

[@Leezah422]

thanks for the vid - this helps...I always wondered how to use the bronzer, I've always been afraid of using color on my jawline because i have a small chin

[@annasmyth2999]

v thorough a lot of applications to the skin, need plenty of time but well explained thank you

[@shonaghify]

Do you recommend sunscreen year round? Living in Canada, we don't get alot of sun in the winter, and even though we get sun in the spring our temperatures aren't usually over about +10 celcius. I've always wondered about this. Would love to hear your recommendation!!

[@jonestracy77]

U certainly don't need makeup that's a compliment xxx

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

Thank you

[@smgore19411]

Thanks for the video, am in my mid forties and also use Bare Minerals but it seems a little too caked at times so I will try the less is more approach and see if that helps as well as using the tinted moisturizer first. Do you use the mineral veil after it all, I didnt see you using it here so I was just curious?

[@glennnolan1]

Does all the rubbing and brushing and buffing of makeup over the sunscreen affect the sunscreens protection? I just wonder as it would seem it may be rubbed off or moved around leaving less protection. Thanks . Love your channel btw. ❤️

[@natalierice6671]

I don't agree with an earlier comment that its a little pink on you. its not. it looks the perfect shade for you. thank you for your informative videos. your beautiful.

[@katyleep]

I love celebration foundation by it too! I have the same problem with bare minerals, it itches on me. The celebration Foundation is way more pigmented

[@pedinurse1]

Have you found that this foundation does not work in humidity, like Hawaii, looks great, I love this foundation

[@farmec77]

very nice tutorial :) against powdery look at the end, try to dab slightly a pocket tissue all over the face, like you would dab your face with a towel after washing it. It gives you a very nice finish.

[@j4michaels1]

Your skin looks amazing!