| Starting on the left is Mineral Fusion Lip Butters: Juicy, Delicious, Honeysuckle, Pomegranate, Blackberry and ending with Vine on the right. |
Showing posts with label vegan cosmetics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vegan cosmetics. Show all posts
Thursday, March 31, 2016
Mineral Fusion Lip Butters Review + Swatches–My Lips Adored Them!
**Disclaimer: This post has been compensated through a free product (s) or monetary payment. Opinions are solely mine. All links are "no-follow" links.**
I had no idea what a treat my lips had in store until after sampling the Mineral Fusion Lip Butters that arrived among some PR products shared for this review from this vegan brand. If you haven’t gotten around to trying these new additions to this lip product line yet, you will be wanting too because they are a pampering way to safely color and quench your lips with moisture without disappearing on you!
Monday, February 22, 2016
Review: Mineral Fusion Liquid Eyeliner (Ebony)
**Disclaimer: This post has been compensated through a free product (s) or monetary payment. Opinions are solely mine. All links are "no-follow" links.**
My comfort zone for eyeliner is usually in pencil form. This variety has been my top preference for the most part since I consider it more natural for daytime. I feel that this form can give more of a thinner, controlled line. I can smudge to tone it down when necessary compared to a heavier, often unpredictable liquid that can be more challenging to master. Nights, however, I do like to take my liquid liner and create a little eye drama with a bolder line for more sizzling impact.
I really love Mineral Fusion’s purer formulas of cosmetics and skin care that I have tried in the past. Since I had such wonderful experiences with other healthier cosmetics from this vegan brand, I was looking forward to trying their Liquid Eyeliner in Ebony ($14.99) to see how it would fare.
Their Liquid Eyeliner is free of gluten, paraben, artificial color, fragrance, talc, and phthalate. Besides not incorporating a chemical soup of ingredients, I also like how their company formulates with caring ingredients from nature such as chamomile, rosemary, grapefruit, aloe along with vitamin E to benefit the skin around the eye area while it lays down rich color.
Even if you’re a klutz with liquid liner, I think Mineral Fusion’s applicator with its nicely fashioned tip made it easier than some others that I used in the past. This product didn’t budge, irritate, or flake off during the course of wear.
If you haven’t tried Mineral Fusion and are looking to get away from more toxic chemicals, the Liquid Eyeliner is a great way to get acquainted with their line. Find it at their website or Whole Foods stores.
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| Mineral Fusion Liquid Eyeliner (Ebony) |
My comfort zone for eyeliner is usually in pencil form. This variety has been my top preference for the most part since I consider it more natural for daytime. I feel that this form can give more of a thinner, controlled line. I can smudge to tone it down when necessary compared to a heavier, often unpredictable liquid that can be more challenging to master. Nights, however, I do like to take my liquid liner and create a little eye drama with a bolder line for more sizzling impact.
Their Liquid Eyeliner is free of gluten, paraben, artificial color, fragrance, talc, and phthalate. Besides not incorporating a chemical soup of ingredients, I also like how their company formulates with caring ingredients from nature such as chamomile, rosemary, grapefruit, aloe along with vitamin E to benefit the skin around the eye area while it lays down rich color.
Even if you’re a klutz with liquid liner, I think Mineral Fusion’s applicator with its nicely fashioned tip made it easier than some others that I used in the past. This product didn’t budge, irritate, or flake off during the course of wear.
If you haven’t tried Mineral Fusion and are looking to get away from more toxic chemicals, the Liquid Eyeliner is a great way to get acquainted with their line. Find it at their website or Whole Foods stores.
Tuesday, January 19, 2016
Review: Mineral Fusion Volumizing Mascara (Midnight)
Having allergies makes my eyes extremely sensitive at times. They have a tendency to water, itch, and get red, which at times can give me problems wearing certain mascaras. However, I seem to have a lot of luck with vegan brand, Mineral Fusion with how gentle their formulas are for someone like me that easily gets irritated. This statement still holds true after my latest experiment wearing their Volumizing Mascara in Midnight that PR provided.
This mineral formulated mascara is truly gentle and free of paraben, phthalate, fragrance, artificial color, and gluten. Besides this intense blue shade of Midnight, Mineral Fusion’s Volumizing Mascara also comes in a black (Jet) and brown (Chestnut).
Let me cut to the chase. My lashes aren’t what they used to be. No doubt, rubbing them probably thinned some of them, but they are shorter than I care to admit. Yet, once I pulled out this mascara’s brush, it separated and seemed to find each stubby lash in one swoop of that wand. My lashes were fuller and longer without resorting to a second coat!
Usually, I stick to black mascaras for ease of wear. Nonetheless, my dark-brown eyes sporting those midnight-blue lashes along with blue liner really made them pop. If you also are a brown-eyed girl, I do recommend this Midnight shade because this bit of color contrast can work magic for you.
All through the day, I didn’t get bloodshot, tear, itch, flake, or smudge either. I can’t say enough nice things about how much I liked this mascara to wear as well as remove. You got to try Mineral Fusion’s Volumizing Mascara ($18.99) for yourself. Find it on their website or at Whole Food stores.
Wednesday, January 13, 2016
Review + SWATCHES : Mineral Fusion Blushes (Airy, Flashy)
**Disclaimer: This post has been compensated through a free product (s) or monetary payment. Opinions are solely mine. All links are "no-follow" links.**
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| Here is Flashy Mineral Fusion Blush. |
| This is Mineral Fusion Airy Blush. |
Who doesn’t want a blush that looks so natural that the color appears radiating from within you than some cosmetic? There are quite a few companies that can help you do that. However, not all their formulas with many, tiny printed chemical ingredients listed also on those products are the same despite those beauty results like what you can expect from Mineral Fusion’s cosmetics, a natural brand that offers a healthier option.
This wonderful vegan cosmetic brand takes the guessing out of what possibly could be going into your skin with their purer formulas. Take the Mineral Fusion Blush that I got to try. Their product has no talc, glutens, fragrance, phthalates or artificial color.
Flashy is a warm pink with a peachy tone. On the company’s website, they describe Airy as mauve shimmer. Against my skin, this is a shimmer shade that has some copper to that mauve. These are the two lovely shades I was sent, but there are four other colors available.
| Here I swatched both Mineral Fusion Blushes for you. Airy is closest to my wrist with Flashy on the left. |
If you want to feel like your skin is beaming, you need to visit Mineral Fusion website or Whole Foods and check out their Blushes ($21.99).
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