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By: Carleenp

Carleenp — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 14:39:23 +0000

I wanted to verify the above comment a bit before I published it. Everyday Minerals does indeed now have a F rating with the Better Business Bureau. http://www.bbb.org/central-texas/business-reviews/novelties-retail/everyday-minerals-in-austin-tx-90010182#ratingdetails

By: EX loyal customer of Everyday Minerals

EX loyal customer of Everyday Minerals — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 14:05:07 +0000

Two years ago it was a reasonable company with good products but they change their formulas with out telling their customers and misslabled their jars, a lot of people star breaking out and when asked the responses where plain lies it is a very dishonest company, their customer service is terrible and now they are adding chemicals to their products, save your hard earn $$$$$ EDM is not worth it, no wonder they have a -F in the better business bureau.

By: Sara

Sara — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 18:07:01 +0000

I am not gona lie…Everyday mineral is awsome a life saver a money saver…i have spend thousands of dollar due to sking problem…was goin in depression due to poor condition of my skin…coz of acne…i had crazy white head in my skin and my skin was totally dull and old lokking at the age of 20…I have ried mac makeup sephore clinic, you name it and i had tried it…i feel like heaven after finding this makeup..I m freakn confident now and some days dont even put it on ..and rcck my skin with confidence

By: Annie Marie

Annie Marie — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 09:37:40 +0000

I freakin’ love EDM!!! I was super interested in mineral makeup, and my first experience with it was with Bare Minerals, which my sister uses. She let me try hers, and I was really happy with the results but REALLY put off by the price. What a rip off!
I tried ELF minerals and was thoroughly disappointed. After some Googling, I tried Everyday Minerals. Holy crap is it awesome stuff. Excellent quality foundations – super smooth, great buildable coverage, and it’s cleared up my skin. I’d easily say EDM is just as good as Bare Minerals. Even their brushes rock. They are synthetic so I was a little skeptical, but they are super soft and great quality.
The best is the value you get from the kits. I can get well over $100 worth of makeup for $50 just for ordering the kit.

By: Melanie

Melanie — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 20:04:00 +0000

I decided to try Everyday Minerals after recently checking all of my beauty and makeup products on http://cosmeticsdatabase.com–a website that evaluates the toxicity and risks involved in the ingredients for thousands of products. After finding that even my physician’s formula mineral powder was more harmful than I would have liked it to be, I immediately ordered free samples of Everyday Minerals (which were given scores of 1 and 2 for possibly harmful ingredients on a scale of 10, as opposed to physician’s formula products, which were usually around 5, and more common products like neutrogena and maybelline, which were usually around 7). I must say, I just recieved and tried my samples today, and I’m absolutely in love. I have moderate acne and blemishes, and found that I didnt need to apply any concealer and much less foundation than I usually need to fully cover the redness. Also, the blush is beautiful–just don’t apply too much! A little goes a long way with EV, and it blends and matches my skin tone like nothing I’ve ever used. And you’ve got to love the price too–I’m definately sold!

By: Carleenp

Carleenp — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 23:24:11 +0000

A word about the above comment: This review was of Everyday Minerals, not Bare Minerals. As far as I know, Everyday Minerals does not contain bismuth. I also am not sure about calling Bare Minerals a fraud. I don’t think they hide their ingredient list. With that said, bismuth can cause itching or irritation in some people, so obviously people who are sensitive to that ingredient will want to avoid products that contain it. A few other mineral makeup brands without bismuth are the new Maybelline mineral power makeup and Neutrogena’s new mineral powder compact, both of which are easily obtained and carry a great price. Loreal’s mineral makeup does contain it, so that is also one to avoid if you are sensitive to bismuth.