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Description & Details
The look is moist and light. The feel is like a second skin. Jane Iredale's Liquid Minerals is a light-reflecting, mineral foundation in a special liquid formulation. The beads are actually Liposomes entrapping Liposomes. This state-of-the-art technology enables us to encapsulate large amounts of active ingredients, which are then time-released into the skin. The spheres are suspended in a gel of Aloe Vera and Vegetable Glycerin. Makeup and skin care in one bottle!. 1.01 fl. oz.
Available in:
Golden Glow (Medium; strong gold undertones)
Latte (Medium Dark; gold undertones)
Natural (Medium Light; pink undertones)
Radiant (Medium Light; neutral undertones)
Satin (Light; peach undertones)
Suntan (Medium; neutral undertones)
Warm Sienna (Medium Light; gold undertones)
Warm Silk (Light; gold undertones)
Amber (Medium Light; gold undertones)
Bisque (Fair; light gold undertones)
Caramel (Medium Dark; gold undertones)
Light Beige (Fair to Light, cool/pink undertones)
Apply Liquid Minerals with our Foundation Brush. The first few pumps will release a clear gel. This is aloe vera. Rub it into your hands; it's good for them. Two pumps of Liquid Minerals on the back of your hand are usually enough to cover most of your face. Pick it up with the dry Foundation Brush for a heavier coverage. Wet the brush for a more sheer coverage. Brush Amazing Base or PurePressed Base on top of Liquid Minerals for broad-spectrum sun protection.
Water/eau/aqua, titanium dioxide, glycerin, algae, sodium hyaluronate, avena sativa (oat) kernel extract, glyceryl polymethacrylate, salix nigra (willow) bark extract, calendula officinalis flower oil, camellia sinensis (white tea) leaf extract, aloe barbadensis leaf juice, raphanus sativus (radish) root extract, chondrus crispus (carrageenan) extract, hyaluronic acid, magnesium ascorbyl phosphate (vitamin c), squalane, ubiquinone (coenzyme q10), boron nitride, stearic acid. may contain: mica, iron oxides, chromium oxide greens.
Years before forming Iredale Mineral Cosmetics, Jane Iredale worked in film, television and theater. There she witnessed first-hand that the best makeup doesn't try to make a face conform to the latest beauty trends; instead, it enhances the wearer's natural beauty, allowing her own personality to shine through. Working with actresses and models whose careers depended on a clear complexion inspired Iredale to develop a line of makeup that's actually good for the skin. Originally sold only to physicians and aestheticians, her cosmetics are the gold standard in mineral makeup-a line so safe and beneficial for your skin that it's recommended by plastic surgeons and dermatologists all over the world.
