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I actually didn't like Bare Minerals at first so I stayed away from minerals in general for a few years and found Everyday Minerals.  It's the best!  I like how they have pressed foundation compacts because I don't really like loose powders.  I never tried, but I heard that their flat top brush (I think about $6) is amazing as well!

i love minerals too but am searching for my base.. one of my top products on my profile is the everyday minerals base, but although the color match is really great for me and i love the way it looks.. i noticed that after wearing it a long time everyday i started getting bumps, like clogged pores! Shame, I am going to try Silk naturals base next see if i like it better. But i would love to try this one too.. maybe after I have given Silk Naturals a proper go. Thanks for your rave review.. i do like serecite, it has texture that really covers pores and makes me look flawless, so this is probably a very nice product.

I wore bare escentuals for about  year and then I found everyday minerals! So Ive been using that the past 2 months and love it. Plus its a third the price of BE.Im not however a one brand kind of gal. On any given day ill have mabey 3 brands of makeup on my face. I love my lancome bronzer. my EDM foundation and whatever eyeshadow suits me that day.I just ordered some mineral eye shadows from Pure Luxe minerals. The colors looks FABULOUS!!! but we will wait and see if they are as pigmented as they look. The curse with mineral eyeshadows is they tend to not be as pigmented and just look a flat dirty color when you put them on.  I was drooling over the mineralista colors but when I went to order last night their website says they are taking a break. SO they lost my business there. Businesses do not taKE breaks.... seriously....

About a year ago I threw out all my traditional cosmetics (except for eyeliner) and went full-on into Everyday Minerals.  It's a great line, but there are so many other lines out there - Silk Naturals, Meow, Fyrianne, Aromaleigh and I aim to try them all!                           I don't mind the messiness of the powder so much.  I just got used to it, and now I can even apply my loose mineral eye shadow on the bus when I'm running late!That Cheekabuki from Dr. Dima looks verrrrry tempting though.  I think the most fun of mineral makeup is the soft brushes!

I currently use Everyday Minerals (full line but especially foundation) & it covers really well. I have been using EDM for about 7 months now, and the only issue I have come across is the oiliness on my skin by the end of the day. I do have pretty oily skin, but the foundation definitely makes it much worse (& thats with primer). I have also tried Silk Naturals, which I also love, but doesn't provide as much coverage as EDM; pretty darn close though! Silk Naturals seems like it works way better with my oily skin, I just wish I didn't have to use so much product to get FULL coverage (I have acne scars to cover). Also, I can't seem to apply the SN base wet like I do my EDM, it just doesn't work for me for some reason?

I have been on the EM bandwagon for two  years. Its SO much cheaper than I can get anywhere in Australia. I love it, it looks natural and is quick and easy to apply.I've really wanted to try Dr. Dima's for ages though, her products sound great, and the names are hilarious.

I also am an EDM user.  I love the loose blushes.  It took a while to figure them out and which brushes to use with what, but now I am hooked.  I like that I can mix shades for a custom color, which you can't do with pressed.  It makes it more fun to play.

I have a love/hate relationship with minerals. Bare Escentuals was the first I tried, and it made my face itchy and offered very little coverage. And I didn't care for the loose powder mess that usually went a long with minerals. Then I tried Physicians Formula talc free mineral wear loose powder and liked using it to set my liquid or cream foundations, for a little extra coverage. Now I'm loving Clinique's newest mineral powder that shaves off a little bit at a time, so less mess! Sephora also has a fantastic pressed mineral powder (my Bare Escentuals obsessed best friend has now been converted to Sephora mineral powder!) I've also tried an Alima sample and it was nice, but not the right color, but I hate mail ordering things that I can't easily try, especially when there are SO MANY GREAT alternatives to mail order only products.

There are local mineral makeup brands where I'm from so I've tried those.  I've also sampled Everyday Minerals and I think they're also great!I really hate creating a mess with my loose minerals so this one is really great!  Plus, using jojoba esters to press it with instead of mineral oil is fantastic!

A blush that's good for you skin?! Sounds like my type of blush. I'm not all into the whole mineral makeup crazed, but I do like Everday Minerals though. They have a nice selection of products.

I have tried around 30 different mineral brands. It is getting so that whenever I see one I don't have, I buy it. High-end, low-end, it doesn't matter. I do really like Everyday Minerals, which I tried after reading about it on this site. I love the idea that it is doing something good for my skin, and it does seem to improve my skin over time. It seems that after a couple weeks of use, though, it doesn't look as good as it did. Right now I am using Sephora brand mineral powder in the pressed compact, and it's okay. I use it over liquid foundation, though. Right now I am going through a Sue Devitt phase, because Beautyticket.com carries a lot of her products, and I am obsessed with that site. Another thing that I never knew existed until I read about it here!

I discovered and started using EDM this year and adore it! I used to wear BE but it is much too expensive compared to EDM which is why I switched. BE's foundation worked fine on me so there wasn't anything wrong with the product.. it just came down to something that was more reasonably priced, plus EDM has fewer ingredients, which makes it more natural. :)

ooo that colour is pretty, though im not a blush girl :(hmm and it seems like a lot more people are using mineral makeup than i thought. When im done with my make stuff i think i might get into it, though it doesnt seem like they make much mineral stuff for women of colour....and the ones ive found are just the same as MAC prices and more..... Does anyone know if the EDM anti-shine makeup can work on any colour of skin though?

The first and only mmu foundation I have ever tried is EM (I've tried a few other companies in terms of e/s and blush, but not foundation). I had thought I had found the HG of mu; vegan, cruelty free, all natural, super cheap, and terrific quality. I've been using it for close to two years now, but lately I've been noticing that it accentuates my already large pores. I'm not sure if it always had and I've just been blind to it because I was so amazed that it made my blotchy uneven rosacea/blemish prone skin look *gasp* NORMAL, but the pores are the first thing I notice after I put on my mu anymore. I know it just comes down to finding a good primer, I think that any mmu would accentuate pores without it. I'm getting ready to try out SN's vegan foundation, I like the idea of mixing it myself so that I can get it as fair as I need.

This blush looks so flattering. I have to admit that they way it's desciribed makes it sound fantastic!I personally am using Meow Cosmetcis foundation in "pampered puss" formula. I used Everyday Minerals for most of a year and I still love them. They are the first company that had a base in my correct color (yeah EDM). I switched my base to Meow cosmetics because my pores were getting more clogged with EDM. I still use the EDM, when I need a bit more coverage.

I haven`t tried a mineral line but I want to buy some products of Bare Minerals.

Blush is up there among my most coveted desert island beauty products.  I love trying new blush...creme, gel, pressed, loose, stain, liquid, mineral...If your a blush then you are my instant best friend.  Albeit not all blushes are the same.  I have tried some down right shi*** blush before, and then I have tried some of the best.  I love mineral blushes, but hate how most of them are loose.  I love loose mineral blushes, but they are a pain in the you know what to travel with.  Several of my mineral shadows and blushes have died in my purse.  That explains why the inside of several of my purses are very shimmery.  So I especially love mineral products that are pressed.  Because almost every makeup product ends up in my purse at some time or another.  You think I would have learned my lesson by makeup spilling in my purse, but no I haven't.  I know myself so well.  I literally have to stash my loose makeup items in a drawer, and practically cattle prod myself to not put them in my purse.  So this is the perfect product that I could throw in my purse and not worry about.  I love the packaging, and the fact that they sell an accompanying cheekbuki.  I also love the sound of the ingredients.  It sounds very gentle and amazing.  The ingredient that really caught my eye was the french clay.  I don't think I have ever seen that ingredient in makeup before.  And it would be fabulous for me to whip this out and tell my girlfriends it is made out of french clay and jojoba oil.  Talk about feeling glamorous.  I will have to give this a try!  The only mineral makeup I have really tried is from EDM and from Coastal Scents.  Both are really good quality and come in a great range of colors.  I especially love Bellini blush by Coastal Scents.  It is a gorgeous, perfect amount of shimmer, peachy coral color.  I fell in love with it from the moment I tried it.  I also really love the chit chat loose blush by EDM, but I think that color has been discontinued, so my new favorite is Apple, thanks to blush I received from Meg in my last package!  

I really want to  start exploring mineral makeup but usually feel I can't get the right level of control with a loose powder.Likelove mac pigments but they get everywhere,I really like that dr dima has her minerals pressed because there's no fear of the pot opening and ruining your bag.I usually use nars orgasm but also want to find the perfect natural flush(you know like in a costume drama)this colour looks just the ticket and would actually do my skin good.Ireally love that dr.Dima has thought of every possible issue and then solved it.I'm itching to try this.

I love my Everyday Minerals but I've been struggling with finding the right primer! When I put it on over my tinted moisturizer it looks much better but melts off my face within a few hours. I tested Laura Mercier's face powders and had the same result.

My favorite brand is everyday mineral for the color and for the price !!!

i've tried several UK mineral makeup lines before finding everyday minerals. the price and specials were the main attraction and i'm became completely addicted. i did struggle with finding a truly perfect match though and recently i've started using silk naturals and i couldn't be happier. their blushes are AMAZING! and their original foundation is just perfect for me as it is quite sheer and i don't need a heavy coverage. :) you do have to mix your foundation but i actually find this a better system as you can adjust your base shade with the seasons. they have a really great range of colours for eyes, cheeks and lips too. :) x