- Urban Decay Surreal Skin Mineral Makeup
Packaging: It comes with an attached sponge, I wouldn't recommend actually using it except for retouches throughout the day because of sanitary issues
Finish: Semi matte, not too matte but not too glowy
Price: $29, definitely money well spent
Where to buy: Macys, Sephora, Ulta
I am on the fence with this one. I wouldn't say that this product is GREAT but it's not terrible either. One pro would be the large variety of colors and shades, if you have a problem finding the right color that matches your skin tone, I'm sure this would be a great option for you. Another great thing they offer is samples, this way you can try out the products before you actually pay (you pay around $3 for the samples). Lastly, I liked being able to choose the finish, with each foundation you can choose how matte or how much glow you want.
Packaging: Flat and wide, not so great- it's kind of messy when opening.
Finish: Your choice
Price: $12
Where to buy: https://www.everydayminerals.com/
3. Maybelline Mineral Power
I was quite surprised with the results for this considering I grabbed this at Longs randomly because I needed a quick fix to go somewhere. Although like most mineral powders, retouching is essential but the immediate results are amazing. I mean for the price, this product goes a long way.
Packaging: A lot like Bare Minerals, a lot of product for the price
Finish: Semi-Matte
Price: around $9
Where to buy: Any drugstore, Walmart, Target
I was quite surprised with the results for this considering I grabbed this at Longs randomly because I needed a quick fix to go somewhere. Although like most mineral powders, retouching is essential but the immediate results are amazing. I mean for the price, this product goes a long way.
Packaging: A lot like Bare Minerals, a lot of product for the price
Finish: Semi-Matte
Price: around $9
Where to buy: Any drugstore, Walmart, Target

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