Mineral Powder Foundation - Longwear, Lightweight, Smooth Powder Formula - Blurring, Skin-Perfecting Finish - Vegan and Cruelty Free Formula - 006 Freja - 0.25 oz

I took a chance on this after reading some of the reviews, I am so glad I tried this make up and skincare line.I absolutely love the two products I have tried so far, the Norrsken pure mineral illuminating foundation and the Mineral foundation in warm light.The colors match perfectly with my skin and give me healthy glow, they give me the perfect amount of coverage, and a super natural look. I would highly recommend you give this make-up a try if you like coverage with a dewy look.

Super impressed with Idun Naturals...this is a light dusting of their POWDER foundation with only primer and a bit of blush. No concealer, no liquid foundation. Just look at that coverage! It's got a silky feel to is semi-matte.It's slightly above drugstore pricing, but feels luxurious. I also very much recommend their Nordic Veil liquid foundation. Looking forward to trying more Idun products.Just wanted to share for anyone looking to try a new foundation brand! It can be hard to find a color match for folks as fair-skinned as me, since they tend to lean too orange/pink. They have a lovely range of shades for darker/warmer tones as well.

This mineral powder is a perfect shade for my very fair skin tone. This powder also doesn’t seem to oxidize the way some mineral powders do. I feel like my skin has this lit from within type glow every time I wear this. It’s a new fave for sure.

This doesn’t come in an outer product box. It just came in the contact in a plastic bag. It is made in Italy and the back of the compact has the ingredients listed.I hate the jar! It has a nice look to it. But, the way the top screws off is weird. You have to really put effort into it and then when it finally gives and turns, it almost flies out of my hands. I thought after first opening it and closing it myself, I wouldn’t have that issue again. But, for some reason it continues to happen. Inside, there is a plastic cover that keeps the powder from making a mess, which is nice. But, it’s hard to grab onto and twist open. Then, you need to actually get the powder out to get it on your brush, so I just dumped some into the lid.The powder itself is okay. It provides VERY LIGHT coverage. You can try and build it up to cover more and maybe get light to medium coverage, but for me, it just looked really dry and emphasized lines and dryness when I tried to build it up. The only way it looks decent for me is when I do a very thin layer of it, which evens out my skin tone but that’s it. Even then, I’m not a huge fan of the look of it.Overall, this isn’t for me. I don’t like the packaging, it’s too much hassle, and I don’t like the product itself. It’s not worth it for me to go through all the effort when it doesn’t look all that great on.

Mineral powder foundaare not all the same. But I found this one didn't seem to match the colors shown well at all. And it wasn't smooth and natural looking. Indeed, it looked thick and caked on my skin and was at least two shades darker than it appeared in the ad. It did cover dark spots and blemishes very well, but just didn't look natural doing that.

Wonderful product.

I am very impressed with the performance of this foundation, particularly with regard to its texture.To test this, I applied it to half my face (apologies, I could not get good photos of the contrast), which gave me a better sense of of how it functions.The most surprising thing was that it left my skin both looking and feeling softer.While this is a powder foundation, it does not irritate my skin, nor leave it looking dusty.Instead, the half of my face I used it on felt and appeared to be more velvety.Regarding coverage, I would not consider this high coverage.To get really opaque coverage, I believe you would need to marry this with a liquid foundation.That being said, it obscures well for a powder foundation.If you are adverse to liquid make-up, this would be an excellent alternative.I applied my mineral powder foundation with a mermaid brush, which gave me even coverage that evened out my skin tone and covered minor blemishes/spots/moles.Personally, I found combining this with a spot corrector gave me excellent results without the need to wear full face liquid make-up.It also wore well, needing only minor touch-up through out the day and not showing major signs of fatigue the way many liquid foundations do.The dispenser for this powder is kind of interesting.The external decoration and design are aesthetically pleasing, while the inside is interesting.Inside, there is a turnable plastic cover similar to what you'll see on many salt shakers, which allows you to cover the holes through which the foundation comes out.That is ideal for keeping the powder where it belongs if the container get tossed around in between uses.This in turn prevents messes and spills when you open the container.The only downside of this design is getting the foundation out is kind of tricky.After trying several approaches that did not work, I ended up shaking a little powder into the lid of the dispenser, where I could then load it up into my brush.Whether you like this style of dispenser or not is something you will have to decide for yourself; however, it is definitely travel friendly, reducing messes and contamination.In the end, I would absolutely recommend this powder foundation.While I would not consider the coverage it provides "high", I do believe it is an excellent product over all.This IDUN minerals loose powder foundation offers light/medium coverage with excellent texture.Definitely a great option for fans of powder foundations.

This unfortunately did not work for my light brown skin. I used a very good Kabuki brush and applied to fresh, clean skin and it looked like I applied cornstarch to my face. There was a very prominent white cast and it exposed fine lines I didn't even know existed. Immediate wash and return for me.