I use this from time to time when I want something for travel. I ordered the cream blush (Universalist Multi-Stick color: nude flush) from W3LL People a while back just to try something a bit different. This is a set of five different colors that I use for blush, a facial highlighter, and eye shadow. I currently have a powder and cream blush sitting in my makeup bag.įor the powder, I’m using Pretty Naked II from 100% Pure.
And one more, Zuzu Luxe Powder Foundation (also found at Whole Foods and on Amazon). Alima isn’t available in stores (at least I don’t know of any stores), so you have to order online.Īnother option I’ve tried and enjoyed is Mineral Fusion Pressed Powder ( color: neutral 2), which can be found at most health food stores and Whole Foods, and even Amazon. I fell in love with the great coverage and how perfectly the color matched my skin. The ingredient list is very short and appropriate, so I ordered a container. This past year, I learned about Alima Pure Satin Matte Foundation ( color: beige 2). I’ve been using homemade foundation powder for a number of years now, and still love it.
#Crunchi foundation skin
It evens out my skin tone and offers amazing coverage. I’ve had a really positive experience with this one, too. One more foundation (I’ve tried a few)…I also recently tried Crunchi Beautifully Flawless Foundation ( color: Natural 2.5). The only downside is it doesn’t hold up well when my face is sweaty. Both Beautycounter and 100% Pure are only available online. It evens out my skin tone and moisturizes my skin. I’ll probably use this during the warm summer months for daily coverage. I also just recently ordered 100% Pure’s Bamboo Blur Tinted Moisturizer ( color: white peach). I really like the light and buildable coverage of this product. The 2nd Skin Foundation is my current foundation. I love the coverage and light feel of this foundation (probably due to the oils used, including squalane oil). This year, I decided to try 100% Pure’s 2nd Skin Foundation ( color: sand olive). Last year, I started using Beautycounter’s Tint Skin ( color: linen). My Makeup Bag My Favorite Natural Products This means they are considered neutral (a good thing!) or low on the overall hazard scale (a scale ranging from 0-10). I’ve used either the Environmental Working Group’s Skin Deep Database or Think Dirty App to check out all the products in my makeup bag, and all of them score between a 1-3. If you’re looking for non-toxic makeup options, I hope today’s tried-and-true makeup recommendations are helpful for you.
The products highlighted are the very products I love and use on a regular basis. I’m still on this natural makeup journey (I certainly haven’t “arrived”), but I’m finally at a place where I’m happy with the products and ingredients in my bag. Thankfully, today, that task has become much easier. Just a few years ago, that was no small feat. So I turned my attention to finding brands that are making more natural makeup options. It proved to be too time-consuming, complicated, and expensive. I quickly realized that wasn’t a road I wanted to travel down (except for foundation powder).
When I first began this journey, I experimented with do-it-yourself options. Just a few years ago, I was just beginning the journey of using more natural makeup products. See, real food and natural living in 2017, is a journey for most us–including myself. It wasn’t until this year that I actually felt comfortable sharing a peek inside my makeup bag. But there’s been one issue with this request… Since starting Live Simply, and talking about natural body-care, I’ve received countless requests from reader friends to share my favorite makeup products. If you want to see what I’m currently using for makeup on a daily basis, check out this post. The products listed below are great options for non-toxic makeup. 2019 Update: As I try new (non-toxic) products, my makeup bag changes.
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