So you know those mineral foundations... really any loose powder foundation and the huge mess it makes when you use them, well don't expect a mess with this powder foundation. It comes with a very flexible mesh that allows for the right amount of powder to cling into the airbuki brush that it comes with making it a mess free, easy to apply powder. 

The top lid comes with a plug that seals the mesh dispenser after it's closed. I've let this roam around in my purse, I've shaken this, and the lid definitely keeps the powder contained inside. The airbuki brush is soft but very dense and a comfortable handle to grip making the application flawless and mess-free.  

The actual powder foundation feels cooling to the skin, it has illuminating properties and feels lightweight. In the picture above I applied the Amazonian Clay Full Coverage Airbrush foundation to the bottom half of my hand. It covered the blue veins in my hand as well as evened out the redness. 

You can build up this foundation or sheer it out with a light application. I love this foundation but there is one thing that I definitely need to mention, if you have very dry skin this foundation might not be the right option for you. I would recommend this foundation for normal to oily skin that does not have acne scarring or large pores. The foundation covers redness and pigmentation issues like a dream.  If you have extremely dry skin or dry patches you might want to skip as this foundation will accentuate and not apply evenly over those areas. TIP: If you have large pores or acne scarring this foundation will work well as long as you use a good face primer to even the skin out. 

The Tarte Amazonian Clay Full coverage foundation can be found on QVC in 6 shades: Fair, Light, light-Medium, Medium, Tan and Deep 

It retails for $43.50 but it's listed at $39.84 on QVC with $4.97S&H

Have you tried the Amazonian Clay Full Coverage Airbrush foundation by Tarte? 

Cheers!

Marisa