A New Makeup Line that We’re Extremely Excited to Share with You

We here at Nature’s Genesis picked up a new makeup line that we’re extremely excited to share with you, Rejuva Minerals. This company has been listed as one of the top eight safe cosmetic brands in the U.S. in 2009.  I’ve never used a mineral foundation that worked so well as this line does. Trust me I’ve tried just about all of them and nothing, and I mean nothing worked. The other brands would accent every line, every pore and every wrinkle and were very hard to apply.  Needless to say, I’ve been on the search for a pure mineral  line that would really deliver. Well, I found one that does what it says. Better yet, it’s pure and doesn’t contain all those nasty chemicals.

In fact, I was amazed the first time I tried this, it glides on beautifully. It requires no more time then if you were applying a liquid foundation. Before with the other mineral lines, it took me forever to apply and try to make it look good. It never did happen. Anyway, this  was easy to apply and it didn’t sink into every inperfection. You don’t have that caked on feel or look that sometimes comes with using a  mineral foundation. Your skin looks beautiful, fresh and natural. If you’d like to give a mineral foundation another shot, you won’t be disappointed with this makeup line.

Personally, all I use is the Rejuva Minerals line except for a lash conditioner and a lip liner. I’m hoping they will offer these in the near future. Their mineral eyeshadows are infused with the powerful antioxidant Vitamin C and other all natural, organic ingredients. You can chose from a vast array of colors from striking bold colors to muted blends for a more natural radiant look.  I’ve listed the ingredients below so you can see for yourself how natural this really is. Again, it would be interesting if you compared your eyeshadow to this brand! You might be surprised.

Midnight Blue

Kaolinite (White Cosmetic Clay)
Boron Nitride (mineral)
Eco Certified Organic Oryza Sativa (Rice) Powder
Iron Oxides (mineral pigment)
L-ASCORBIC ACID (Vitamin C)
Ultramarine Blue (pigment)

I’ll be writing more on this next week and also sharing a few testimonies with you.

Until next time,

Tracy

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