looking for a powder mineral foundation without the chemicals!

[liblue4]

I have combo skin that easily breaks out. looking for foundation that doesn't have the chemicals and won't make me break out.

[SCD88]

Araza Natural Beauty, they list the ingredients for all their products which are super clean and they sell everything in sample sizes.

[Anonymous]

I like CoverFx.  You might want to check them out.  I believe quite a bit in their line is vegan.

[yankeefaithful]

I agree with earlier post, that Bare Minerals is a great powder foundation that feels great and works on all skin types.  Will last all day even on oily skin.

[MsLaurie]

Check out bareMinerals; ask the customer service rep or sales person to give you the skinny on the ingredients, as sometimes they reformulate, but if you pair it with a moisturizer and a primer, it can last all day. 

[CassK520]

Jane Iredale pressed powder foundation, it was recommended by my esthetician. I have acne and sensitive proned skin. The material is so good that I don't feel guilty if I dozed off a few hours.

[Mgreenbeauty]

I love Alima Pure Satin Matte Foundation. Great color selection, doesn't make me break out, long wearing, and good coverage. 🙌

[Jaynechristina]

Rms tinted un powder 

or amazing base by Jane iredale 

[AllisonKn]

I'm in the process of cleaning out my makeup & skincare products to try to eliminate anything with hormone disruptors, carcinogens, allergens, toxins 😕 it's hard!!! So many of my favourite things are bad!  But I've found RMS beauty is pretty safe.  Their un-powder isn't a powder foundation but I do really like it and I use it with RMS un-cover up. Korres wild rose mineral foundation is supposed to be very safe, but I haven't tried it myself.

[Jessielynn87]

I'm in the same boat looking for a powder preferably. For a liquid try juice beauty? The cc cream and foundation. It does feel heavy though. I'm very oily and it feels very liquid throughout the day. It feels like it's going to come off from my skin's oil but I check the mirror and it's not. It's not at sephora though. Looking for something comparable here. My skin doesn't like tarte products oddly enough.