Mineral foundations that deliver your desired coverage in matte & luminous finishes.
Our foundations are vegan, cruelty-free, talc-free & some have SPF.
Serum foundation improves skin smoothness and protects with SPF 20.
Regular price £37.50
Our #1 Tinted Moisturiser now in an oil-free, natural matte finish. Shake well for blurred, even skin, perfect for oily and combination skin.
Regular price £33.00
Our #1 Tinted Moisturiser. This 3-in-1 multi-tasker is a moisturizer, skin tint and SPF 30
Regular price £33.00
Customizable makeup kit with everything you need.
Regular price £38.50
A tapered vegan brush, designed for natural-looking loose powder application.
Regular price £22.00
Lightweight, skin-improving mineral foundation. Buildable sheer-to-full coverage.
Regular price £38.50
Sweat, humidity and transfer-resistant natural matte foundation.
Regular price £37.50
Made with 7 vegan ingredients, provides sheer-to-full matte coverage.
Regular price £38.50
Breathable, full-coverage foundation wears for 24 hours while instantly blurring imperfections.
Regular price £33.00
Our #1 tinted moisturizer, SPF 30, with Hyaluronic Acid.
Regular price £19.00
Synthetic finishing brush delivers fast, even and controlled coverage.
Regular price £29.50
Dual fiber synthetic foundation brush provides a beautiful airbrushed finish.
Regular price £28.00
Discover the perfect foundation and shade for your unique skin type and skin concerns.
best selling Foundation
Whether you like full coverage foundation makeup, a sheer powder foundation, or a tried-and-true liquid foundation, bareMinerals has you covered. No matter your skin type or tone, we have a (Clean! Cruelty free! Derm-tested!) foundation for you. Pair with our makeup brushes for a flawless application every time.
Our moisturizing powder foundation is an Allure Beauty winner for good reason. As the #1 mineral foundation in the U.S., you can expect buildable coverage, clearer-looking skin, and all-day wear. This powder foundation with spf comes in a wide variety of shades, so anyone can start looking and feeling their best.
Mineral makeup is kind of our thing which is why we’ve formulated mineral powder foundation, matte powder foundation, mineral liquid foundation–just to name a few. We believe in the power of clean, skin-improving ingredients like mica and bismuth oxychloride that provide a luminous finish with a silky, non-drying feel. Experience the power of mineral makeup today.
Achieving a smooth and natural foundation application involves a few steps. Begin with a clean and moisturized face. If desired, use a primer to create a smooth canvas. Choose a foundation shade that matches your skin tone. The bareMinerals technique of Swirl, Tap Buff is perfect for Loose Foundation. SWIRL a small amount of foundation in the cap until it disappears into the Beautiful Finish Foundation Brush.
TAP away any excess. BUFF onto your skin in circular motions. This activates the minerals and transforms them from a powder to a silky cream. Repeat until you’ve achieved the coverage you want, from sheer to full. Blend the foundation seamlessly into your neck and hairline to avoid any noticeable lines
Mineral foundation differs from other types of foundation in its ingredients and formulation. Mineral foundation is typically made from finely ground minerals such as zinc oxide, titanium dioxide, and mica. It's known for being lightweight, providing buildable coverage, and often offering a more natural finish. Mineral foundation is often recommended for sensitive or acne-prone skin due to its non-comedogenic properties. Other types of foundation may contain different ingredients like liquids, creams, or powders and offer various levels of coverage and finish.
In most makeup routines, concealer is applied before foundation. Concealer is used to cover specific imperfections like blemishes, dark circles, or redness. Applying concealer first allows you to target these areas and gauge how much additional coverage you still need from your foundation. It helps create a smoother canvas, ensuring that your foundation application appears more even.
Concealer can be slightly lighter than your foundation, especially when used to highlight areas like the under-eye region or the bridge of your nose. A slightly lighter shade can help brighten these areas. However, when concealing blemishes or imperfections, it's best to match the concealer to your foundation shade for a seamless blend.
To apply foundation with a brush, select a foundation brush with dense, synthetic bristles. Start by dispensing a small amount of foundation onto the back of your hand or a makeup palette. Dip the brush into the foundation and begin applying in the center of your face. Use circular or upward motions to blend the foundation outward, ensuring even coverage. Pay attention to blending along the jawline and hairline for a seamless finish. Brushes offer precise application and are particularly helpful when you want to achieve a more airbrushed look.
Discovering your perfect foundation shade involves considering your undertone and testing shades in natural light. Identify whether you have warm, cool, or neutral undertones. Test a few shades along your jawline, and the one that disappears seamlessly into your skin is likely the best match. If you can't decide between two close shades, opt for the one that blends more naturally with your neck.
To match foundation, swatch a few options on your jawline in natural light. The shade that disappears without leaving a noticeable line is the right match. It's essential to consider your undertone as well—choose warm-toned foundations for warm undertones and cool-toned ones for cool undertones. If you're in between shades, you can mix them for a customized match.
The duration of foundation wear varies depending on factors like your skin type, the formula of the foundation, and whether you use primers or setting products. Generally, foundation lasts around 6 to 12 hours. To extend its longevity, use a primer before application, set with powder, and finish with a setting spray.
For liquid foundation application, begin with a clean and moisturized face. Apply a primer if desired. Choose a shade that matches your skin tone. Dispense a small amount on your hand. Use a brush, sponge, or your fingers to apply from the center of your face, blending outwards. Pay attention to areas needing more coverage. Blend along your jawline and hairline for a seamless look.
When applying powder foundation, start with a clean, moisturized face. Use a dense brush to pick up the product. Apply using circular motions, starting from the center and working outward. Build coverage as needed. BareMinerals has powder foundation in both natural and matte formulas. Both are lightweight on the skin.
While concealer can be used to cover blemishes, dark circles, and spots, it's not ideal as a full-face foundation replacement. Concealers are often heavier and more concentrated. However, in a pinch, you can mix a small amount of concealer with a moisturizer to create a lighter coverage base.
Typically, contouring is done after applying foundation. Foundation creates a uniform base, and contouring adds depth and dimension. Applying contour after foundation helps blend the contours seamlessly for a natural look. However, some makeup artists reverse this order for avant-garde looks.
Setting powder is usually applied after foundation. Once you've applied your foundation, use a fluffy brush to lightly dust translucent setting powder over your face. This helps set the foundation and create a smooth, matte finish.