Ageless DermaMineral Baked Foundation- A Vegan and Gluten Free Makeup Foundation (Antique Beige)

I have aging skin but it is still in good shape. Since being homebound due to Covid, I can no longer tolerate wearing liquid makeup and I don't know how I ever put up with the mess. I was originally looking at Laura Geller's baked mineral foundation but she offers miniscule, over-priced sizes for what you get. I found this mineral foundation that is also baked and made in Italy just like Laura Gellers, but comes in a larger size and is a lower priced alternative. I can't tell you how amazing this product is. I will never go back to using liquids again. My skin looks so smooth and the minor flaws I do have were blurred and covered so well. This gives you a beautiful matte finish. I ordered the Antique Beige and love it so much. The coverage is light but sufficient, not like messy liquid foundations that weigh you down. My sister has much lighter skin than I and the Antique Beige adjusts beautifully to match her skin tone. Everyone should give this a try.

I tried a few different brands of the mineral powder foundations. This one is top on my list. It doesn't look chalky and it covers well. I use moisturizer and a primer on my face first. If you have dry skin use a moisturizer first. It will adhere to your skin much better. It looks very natural on and doesn't clog my pores .

I am a 54 year old woman, and Im aging naturally. (No fillers, surgery etc.) I have been using Ageless Derma for about 6 months now and Im never going back to using anything else! It hides my fine lines, my wrinkles, doesn't cake or change colors after its on awhile. Fantastic! I apply with a foundation brush, over a primer, and "set" it with Coty Airspun loose powder. Spritz a little makeup setting spray (Elf matte)and Im good to go for at least 12 hours. Great formula for combo skin like mine!

I am really sad to write this review, but here we go. My skin looks ten years older than it is. I have been looking for a new foundation and remember my mother using this in her 60s before she died from cancer. Well, being very conscious of carcinogenic products, I checked the ingredients. Mica is the first ingredient listed, which is of course very carcinogenic, but only when inhaled. I didn't intend on snorting it, just brushing it on my face, so it seemed okay for the time being. It arrives, I swirl my brush around to get some powder, and of course a huge cloud of mica dust clouds up the bathroom. I step out, holding the brush, and get some fresh air. Then holding my breath, brush the make up on my face, because we're already in this too deep. Meh. It really doesn't cover up or improve anything. I wouldn't even notice that I had put anything on except for the fact that my face feels heavier in a bad way, and my chin feels powdery/plasticy like a corpse. Honestly, even if it did look good, I don't think the constant exposure to mica dust is worth it. But it doesn't look good, it doesn't look like anything. So I'm sending it back to start anew.

I was struggling to find my shade avail in the Laura Geller collection that I usually use. I decided to give this a try and so far it is a comparable product, nice price point, and was avail for purchase. Only time will tell, but so far I am pleased with this purchase