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Tuesday, September 23, 2008
On-the-go
I've been really busy lately and running around is making me look harried and worn out. Not the best impression when it comes to auditioning. I've just gotten back round to attending dance auditions after a two year hiatus of really working hard on the craft of choreography and teaching. Anyways, this blog isn't about my dancing, its about beauty products. I was just scrounging around Sephora.com and found that Bare Minerals came out with a compact travel-friendly mineral veil. Perfect! I'm going to have to purchase this at some point. I love mineral veil b/c it doesn't clog pores and helps reduce the redness on my face. How ironic that I don't like to wear make up on a daily basis - especially when I'm dancing 4-6 hours a day. I am just making sure that my face is cleaned at the end of the day so I don't break out.
This product is a Sephora exclusive (so the website says), it comes in a handy aluminum case with a brush already attached to it. Part of the draw to this product is the fact that very little mess is involved and can fit in a gym bag, handbag, purse, etc. for touch-ups anytime during the day. When I use regular mineral veil, I have to carefully open it over my sink counter, swirl, tap, and buff. Sometimes if I'm in a rush (as I find myself more often than not), product is spilled everywhere and I spend more time cleaning up the mess than getting ready which makes me late.
I have to agree with a lot of people though, regular mineral veil are geared towards fairer skin types despite the hype that its supposed to be invisible and sheer. There is a more "tan" version of mineral veil that works well for darker skin tones. Unfortunately, I don't think they have a portable carrying case for it yet.
If you find yourself at a Sephora or a Bare Minerals store, check out the product for yourself on your skin and decide whether you like it or not. Thats what I'm going to do.
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