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Bare Escentuals bareMinerals SPF 15 Foundation | 
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| Brand: Bare Escentuals
Category: Beauty
Buy New: $25.00
Rating:  344 reviews
Sales Rank: 1
Media: Misc.
ASIN: B00021DVCQ
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Product Description
What it is:A mineral-based foundation that gives flawless coverage.What it does:Made of only pure, crushed minerals from the earth, bareMinerals SPF 15 Foundation looks like a powder, feels like a cream, and buffs on like silk, giving skin a natural luminosity while feeling as if you are not wearing any makeup at all.What else you need to know: The coverage is complete and is free of preservatives, talc, oil, waxes, fragrances, and other chemicals that can irritate skin and cause breakouts. Size: 0.3 oz
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| Customer Reviews: Read 339 more reviews...
Hated it...now love it November 21, 2008
Holly Garvin (Omaha, NE)
I really, really wanted to like this product when I bought it, but I HATED it! It made me look terrible! This is creeepy to say, but I looked like a corpse made up for a funeral. I was pasty and cakey. It made my pores look huge. It accentuated every line, blemish, and flaw I had. There was also this incredibly weird shininess. I was determined to like this stuf though and kept trying different things. After much time and much money I finally solved my problem. I was wearing the wrong color. I have extremely pale skin with a lot of redness. The fair was way too light and the fairly light and light were way too yellow. There is no way that someone as white as me should have moved up yet another shade, but out of desperation I bought the medium shade thinking I could mix it with a lighter shade. On a whim I tried the medium without mixing it and I'm thrilled to say its perfect. My face is flawless. I now love, love, love this stuff. I'm hooked! For all of you having problems with it keep trying. It's worth it!
 Bare escentuals foundation November 16, 2008
J. Keller (maine)
I've been using this for years and love, love love it! It's has the best coverage of anything I have found and no one even knows that you are wearing makeup!!!
Pleasantly surprised November 16, 2008
Tammy Lenski (New Hampshire, USA)
I ordered Bare Escentuals not really believing it would be much different than other foundations and concealers. Boy, was I wrong. It feels light and comfortable on my skin and doesn't look fake likes some foundations do. The result is very natural looking. And it conceals the occasional blemish surprisingly well. I'm not big with makeup because of the way most of it feels, but this one's a keeper because it's so much easier and more effective than anything I've ever tried. If you get the starter kit, be sure to watch the instruction DVD...seems kind of weird to have to watch a DVD to learn how to put makeup on, but it's helpful for learning how not to use too much inadvertently.
Bare Escentuals is an excellent product line. November 10, 2008
Karen Hodge (Ohio United States)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I higly recommend the Bare Escentuals make-up products. They go on light, are almost invisible on the face, but give excellent coverage. Just make sure you get the color that most perfectly blends with your skin and neck tones and you'll be fine.
Works like magic with Prime Time primer.... November 8, 2008
Angela (Knoxville, TN)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I use BE Light foundation, and it matches my skin almost perfectly. I never look like I have a different color neck or anything, and I had a BE consultation at a local salon and spa to match my color to make sure it was the right shade for me. I use the Prime Time primer before putting on my BE....it makes a world of difference in coverage. I used just BE foundation for a year with a regular moisturizer, and it didn't look nearly as good as it does now using less powder with the Prime Time. It makes my skin feel creamy and not heavy at all. I still feel like I am hardly wearing any make-up.
Oh, and I have a tendency to get oily in the T-zone during the day from my make-up being on all day (if I wear liquid foundations)...no problem with BE make-up. Less grease on my face, less breakouts and better skin. It's so good.
Four stars because it's a tad expensive.
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