Active Mineral Foundation:
Always apply to clean, moisturized skin. Pour a small amount of foundation from the jar into the lid. Touch your Maximum Coverage Foundation brush to the minerals and swirl it around until the brush “takes up” the minerals. Tap off excess. Blend over your face by moving the brush in a circular motion around the cheeks, nose, chin and forehead and anywhere you desire flawless coverage. If you prefer more coverage, continue to apply foundation as needed.
Mineral Glow :
Pour a small amount of Mineral Glow from the jar into the lid (a little goes a long way!). Touch your Retractable brush to the powder and swirl it around until the brush “takes up” the minerals. Tap off excess. For a touch of radiance, imagine that you are drawing a “3” on each side of your face with the brush, beginning on your forehead, down to your cheeks and then your chin with an extra application on the apples of the cheeks.
For a sun-kissed look, apply to spots where the sun naturally hits, like the bridge of the nose and forehead.
Active Veil SPF 18
Pour a small amount of Active Veil from the jar into the lid. Touch your Foundation brush to the powder and swirl it around until the brush “takes up” the minerals. Tap off excess. Apply lightly to the entire face and neck for a look of airbrushed perfection that last all day.
Mineral Eye Shadow Trio
1. Sweep the lightest of the three shadows across the entire eyelid using the All-Over Eye Shadow Brush.
2. Apply the next darker shadow with the All-Over Eye Shadow Brush. Tap brush on the back of your hand in order to remove excess shadow. This way, you won’t end up with excess eye shadow under your eyes. Apply to the lower lid and crease of the eyelid including the outer corner of the eye.
3. With the darkest shadow on your Crease/Blending Brush, work the color into the crease of the eyelid from the outside corner to the inside corner. This is where you want the deepest intensity of color.
Mineral Eye Shadow Trio
4. Rotate the All-Over Eye Shadow Brush around in little circles across the entire eyelid until the lines where the shadows meet are invisible and blended together seamlessly.
5. Using the Brow / Eye Liner Brush, line the top lid with the darkest shadow or a black or brown eyeliner. Start with a thinner line towards the inside corner of the eye, and thicken the line as you work towards the outer corner, working it into the lash line as closely as possible. Apply a light line beneath the eye and smudge with a Q-tip or eyeliner smudger.
