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Database Foundation
#1 Foundation Duster Brush
#3 Eye Make-up Blender Brush
Tissue or make-up palette
Make-up sponge

Mineral powders are different in consistency than traditional loose powders. They offer great coverage and the correct application is essential to natural looking make-up. Try a little bit at a time until you get a feel for the type of coverage you want.

Step 1
Dip the #1 Foundation Duster Brush into your powder container.

Place a small amount on a tissue or washable make-up palette.

Work the powder into the brush so that you don't see any loose powder. (Too much powder produces a cloud of make-up that can get into your eyes and onto your clothing).

Step 2
Apply Database Foundation in a circular motion on your face, covering one area at a time. Reapply until you get the desired coverage you want.

Tip - For a smoother finish, apply more foundation to the top of your cheekbones by starting from the side of your nose and extending to the hairline. This will also accentuate your eyes.

Step 5
Using a wedge make-up sponge, blend the mineral foundation in the T-Zone and cheek area by using downward strokes. Your skin should look smooth and natural and is now ready for the next step - Cheek Enhancement Blush.

Tip - If you notice the powder accentuating pore size, or if the make-up looks heavy and layered in some spots, use your sponge to smooth out the coverage and try less powder next time.