Loving Pure Anada Mineral Foundation

I've been trying out Pure Anada for more than a month now, and the more I use it, the more I'm really liking the awesome coverage and finish. I liken the finish to liquid foundation I used in the past but would no longer use. I didn't like the uncomfortable feeling liquid foundation gave me. I hated the feeling of melting foundation on my face, the itchy, icky, sticky feeling, especially during summer. It also made me look like a grease bomb in less than an hour.

This mineral foundation gives the dewy finish liquid foundation is known for, but it likewise gives amazing coverage, fantastic staying power, and very light feel that mineral makeup often provides. Honestly, this is the most "liquid foundation-esque" among the mineral makeup I've tried. This may or may not be good, especially if you have very oily skin. However, I have combination skin and I really like it. It just gives a certain luminosity to the skin, a dewy appearance, but I wouldn't say greasy at all. I just touch up with oil-blotting sheets and I'm good for the rest of the day.

Also, some of the dewy mineral foundations I've used have very sheer coverage. Pure Anada not only provides a dewy complexion, but it also has amazing coverage. This kind of coverage ensures that the staying power of the foundation is also quite good.




I believe I was using a 50-50 mix of Pure Anada in Golden Harvest and Flaxen Field. I like the yellow tones in Golden Harvest as it conforms to match my skintone.


I'm wearing Pure Anada in straight Flaxen Field, and LaurEss matte blush in True Love, topped with Dayna's Minerals Glow in Violet Vesper. I'm wearing MAC lipstick in Twig-Twig topped with MAC lipglass in Starlet Kiss.


Here I used a mix of Flaxen Field and Mountain Sunset. The latter is a deeper shade, and it looks weird that ir matched my skintone in this picture, but in real life, it was way too dark.