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Mineral Makeup Home / Resources / Mineral Makeup Without Bismuth Oxychloride
Bismuth in Mineral Makeup
For most users, the bismuth poses absolutely no problems and they love their minerals just the way they are. For some users, the bismuth causes itching, especially if they get very warm and/or their face sweats. Another effect of bismuth is the "glow" that some users love and some hate. It seems to me that users that tend to have oiler skin do not like the "glow" and prefer a more matte finish. You can tone down the glow (or the shine) with extra buffing
and/or Mineral Veil. If you
still do not get the results you like, or itching is a problem (which can also
be diminished by applying Mineral Veil
before the foundation), you may want to try a Makeup Primer or Bismuth Free Mineral Foundation. These brands do not include bismuth: Traditional Loose Mineral Makeup Without Bismuth Oxychloride: Mineral Hygienics Mineral Makeup Affordable Mineral Makeup Jane Iredale Mineral Makeup Other Bismuth Free Formulations: GloMinerals Liquid Mineral Foundation Illuminare Liquid Mineral Foundations Laura Geller Makeup Mary Kay Mineral Makeup
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Is bismuth in mineral makeup problematic? It is for some
users. Two of the most common complaints about Mineral Makeup can be
attributed to one ingredient, Bismuth. Bismuth is a mineral that is
the main ingredient in Pepto-Bismol!
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