IDUN Minerals Siri is a highly pigmented mineral powder with a medium neutral shade. The powder has a silky and soft formula and gives your skin a beautiful natural finish.
The IDUN Minerals Foundation feels and looks like a powder, but is creamy when applied. The minerals blend easily into the skin and give a smooth and fine result. IDUN Minerals foundation is water repellent and sits where it should be throughout the day. Use IDUN Minerals Kabuki Brush for best results.
IDUN's foundations are made up of 100% high-purity minerals and contain a natural sunscreen that helps prevent skin aging.
Recommended by the Asthma and Allergy Association.
For best results, apply IDUN Foundation with IDUN Kabuki Brush or Retracable Kabuki.
Pour a small amount of foundation into the lid and then work the product into your IDUN Minerals brush. Turn off excess powder against the edge of the lid. Then brush in foundation with light, circular movements to get even results. Apply in thin layers until you get the coverage you want.
Ingredients: Mica, Zinc Oxide, C.I. No. 77891, C.I. No. 77492, C.I. No. 77491, C.I. 77,499th
The IDUN Minerals Foundation feels and looks like a powder, but is creamy when applied. The minerals blend easily into the skin and give a smooth and fine result. IDUN Minerals foundation is water repellent and sits where it should be throughout the day. Use IDUN Minerals Kabuki Brush for best results.
IDUN's foundations are made up of 100% high-purity minerals and contain a natural sunscreen that helps prevent skin aging.
Recommended by the Asthma and Allergy Association.
For best results, apply IDUN Foundation with IDUN Kabuki Brush or Retracable Kabuki.
Pour a small amount of foundation into the lid and then work the product into your IDUN Minerals brush. Turn off excess powder against the edge of the lid. Then brush in foundation with light, circular movements to get even results. Apply in thin layers until you get the coverage you want.
Ingredients: Mica, Zinc Oxide, C.I. No. 77891, C.I. No. 77492, C.I. No. 77491, C.I. 77,499th