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Great gluten-free Mineral Makeup


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I just started using the products last week, love them!! I was using BE foundation, I like this better and the prices are amazing

just thought I'd share

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What do you like better about them? Just curious... Thanks for sharing !

ebrbetty Rising Star

Hi jen, they seem to glide on better and with the Be foundation I could see it in the sunlight on my face but cover better Also the prices are fantastic. the Be foundation cost me around 30 bucks [ for 9 gms] I got the 6 piece kit for 14.99 and that had 5gms of foundation included.

btw~ the blush is sooo nice lol

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