Full full coverage. Jane Iredàle.

[secretgirl]

Hi.
Does anyone use this?
I'm thinking of purchasing a few samples to try. I need & want very full coverage. I have rosacea, mainly redness that I need to cover.
I'm using bare minerals lose powder foundation at the.minute but would like to try something else.
Anyone any experience of both the colours of Jane Iredale?
TIA.

Anyone??

Sorry I've not heard of that one. Just wanted to add a good one I use. Estee Lauder Double Wear Camouflage (the blue bottle) have melasma and it covers great and although ££ a tube lasts me a good 8 months.

Hi - I’ve used Jane Iredale. I started to use it when my skin really wasn’t good, and I had some acne and rosacea.

I used the pressed powder as I think that gives more coverage than the loose, but it is quite matt. It does give pretty full coverage as you can gradually build it and if you blend I always found it looked very natural. I much preferred it to bare minerals - which I always found a bit sparkly/shiny on me and also made me feel a bit itchy.

I still sometimes use it in summer as I love how you really don’t notice it on your skin and how it does feel like my skin doesn’t get clogged at all with it. It feels natural somehow. As I said the only issue is it can look a bit flat on the skin - but suspect the loose is possibly better for that?

Another plus is it is really easy and foolproof to apply and looks very natural.

I use the Jane Iredale pure pressed base-it's lovely and easy to apply , gives really good coverage but as PP mentioned it can look a bit flat on the skin (I usually find bit of highlighting powder sorts that out)

Does it not contain bismuth something or other that irritates acne skin or something?