question about Jane Iredale loose powder

[Guest guest]

I use Elisabeth Arden Loose Powder (color medium) and

really like the color and the coverage but thought I

would try Jane Iredale's loose powder cause it's

probably more skin friendly.

I use FANCL Milky foundation and have loose powder on

top of that, so I wonder if the Jane Iredale loose

powder is ok to have over a foundation, or r will it

look to caky ?

And you who use it, what color do u use ?

tnx

//Kajsa.

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[Guest guest]

You would prob have to use a really light touch with the JI. The

consistency of the powder is thicker than reg loose powders, which

usu have talc. The JI is meant to be used soley as a foundation,

rather than a setting powder. However, I'm sure there are women out

there you are using JI as a setting powder successfully, but ifyou

like a sheerer natural finish, you will really have to work with it.

Good Luck.

GT

-- In rosacea-support@y..., Kajsa W wrote:

> I use Elisabeth Arden Loose Powder (color medium) and

> really like the color and the coverage but thought I

> would try Jane Iredale's loose powder cause it's

> probably more skin friendly.

> I use FANCL Milky foundation and have loose powder on

> top of that, so I wonder if the Jane Iredale loose

> powder is ok to have over a foundation, or r will it

> look to caky ?

> And you who use it, what color do u use ?

>

> tnx

>

> //Kajsa.

>

> _____________________________________________________

> Hitta snörapporter...

> från 500 olika skidorter i Europa

> på http://se.snow.yahoo.com

[Guest guest]

You would prob have to use a really light touch with the JI. The

consistency of the powder is thicker than reg loose powders, which

usu have talc. The JI is meant to be used soley as a foundation,

rather than a setting powder. However, I'm sure there are women out

there you are using JI as a setting powder successfully, but ifyou

like a sheerer natural finish, you will really have to work with it.

Good Luck.

GT

-- In rosacea-support@y..., Kajsa W wrote:

> I use Elisabeth Arden Loose Powder (color medium) and

> really like the color and the coverage but thought I

> would try Jane Iredale's loose powder cause it's

> probably more skin friendly.

> I use FANCL Milky foundation and have loose powder on

> top of that, so I wonder if the Jane Iredale loose

> powder is ok to have over a foundation, or r will it

> look to caky ?

> And you who use it, what color do u use ?

>

> tnx

>

> //Kajsa.

>

> _____________________________________________________

> Hitta snörapporter...

> från 500 olika skidorter i Europa

> på http://se.snow.yahoo.com

[Guest guest]

You would prob have to use a really light touch with the JI. The

consistency of the powder is thicker than reg loose powders, which

usu have talc. The JI is meant to be used soley as a foundation,

rather than a setting powder. However, I'm sure there are women out

there you are using JI as a setting powder successfully, but ifyou

like a sheerer natural finish, you will really have to work with it.

Good Luck.

GT

-- In rosacea-support@y..., Kajsa W wrote:

> I use Elisabeth Arden Loose Powder (color medium) and

> really like the color and the coverage but thought I

> would try Jane Iredale's loose powder cause it's

> probably more skin friendly.

> I use FANCL Milky foundation and have loose powder on

> top of that, so I wonder if the Jane Iredale loose

> powder is ok to have over a foundation, or r will it

> look to caky ?

> And you who use it, what color do u use ?

>

> tnx

>

> //Kajsa.

>

> _____________________________________________________

> Hitta snörapporter...

> från 500 olika skidorter i Europa

> på http://se.snow.yahoo.com