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Product Review - Nude by Nature

I was one of the lucky ladies chosen to review the new Nude by Nature line here in Canada through Chick Advisor

Included in my package were:
1) Nude by Nature Radiant Loose Powder Foundation
2) Nude by Nature Perfecting Primer
3) Nude by Nature Mineral Brush #11


Let's get down to the review:

 1) Nude by Nature Radiant Loose Powder Foundation
I have previously used powder mineral foundations and was excited to try the Nude by Nature one. The powder comes in a nice clear tub with an interesting mesh sifter. It was hard to pick a color without actually seeing the powders in person but the color I chose matched my skin tone closely enough.
That's where the good ends. My main priorities for a mineral powder makeup is that gives my skin a healthy look and they do not look cakey. Unfortunately this one failed.

Nude by Nature made my mature skin look really bad, it seemed to accentuate lines and wrinkles I did not know that I had. I looked like I aged a few years in the time it took to apply the foundation. Even using the primer and a different brush than what came with the package made no difference - the effect was still extremely aging.

Not for me and my aging skin

2) Nude by Nature Perfecting Primer
I am not new to primers so was excited to try this primer by Nude by Nature. The primer is silicone free, has a nice texture and packaging, It goes on well and absorbs quickly, so you do not have to wait long to put on your make-up.

Unfortunately, it made the Nude by Nature mineral foundation cling to my face accentuating my lines and wrinkles so will not purchase in the future.

Again, definitely not for me and my aging skin.

3) Nude by Nature Mineral Brush #11
Upon taking out the brush from it's container, the first thing I noticed was that the brush had a weird smell but fortunately the smell dissipated quickly.
The #11 brush is very soft and lovely on the skin which makes blending the mineral foundation a breeze - I just wish the foundation I received from Nude by Nature wouldn't have made my skin look so old. I would classify this brush as a 'drugstore' brush and I honestly can't expect it to stay great quality for long but when it's brand new, it's an absolutely awesome product.

Would I recommend the Nude by Nature products?
Sadly I wouldn't recommend the primer or mineral foundation if you have more mature skin.  The primer was nice but it made the mineral foundation cling to my skin accentuating all my fine lines, wrinkles and just aged me. The brush on the other hand is a very nice brush.

My rating: 2 out of 5



*This product was received for free in exchange for an honest review by Chickadvisor. #Chickadvisor
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