Brand Spotlight: Sheer Miracle Makeup

If you have been looking for an amazing line of clean mineral makeup and skincare, you need to check out Sheer Miracle! These goodies are lovingly crafted using natural ingredients that are organic, fair trade, or locally sourced. Packaged in sleek, unassuming containers, Sheer Miracle's products are super affordable, yet apply with a luxe feel that is comparable to high-end brands. Aside from the outstanding quality of Sheer Miracle's products, a portion of their sales is donated to charity: water, a non-profit organization that helps bring clean drinking water to people in developing countries. 

If you are interested in Sheer Miracle, please do not hesitate to support such a wonderful small business! 

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These shadows are so glamorous!! There are several colors to choose from and the pigmentation is on point! A little primer (check out my review of Alima Pure's new Eye Primer here) or even just some water and the vibrancy of these shadows comes to life! They are also very easy to blend!

These blushes are beautifully pigmented and blend effortlessly! I am currently obsessed with Sienna Rosewhich is a dusty, mauve-pink with a very subtle shimmer. It adds a very natural flush to the cheeks that compliments so many different looks!

From left to right: Bronzer; Sienna Rose Blush; Eye Shadows in Flesh, Blossom, Goddess, and Dirty Plum

This foundation offers light, buildable coverage and looks quite natural when it is blended into the skin. It also works well on top of tinted moisturizers and liquid foundation when you are looking to add just a bit more coverage.

This stuff is super brightening! Like woe!! It is a hard cream with an opaque, pastel pink hue that is meant to be applied to the inner third and outer corners of the eyes for an instant refreshed look. You only need the smallest amount of this stuff because it's ridiculously potent! I recommend patting it into the skin with your finger so that it will warm up a bit for optimal blending. I've tried it both underneath and on top of my foundation and either option looks great! Just be sure to set with a powder to ensure that this stuff doesn't budge throughout the day. Unfortunately, this product is limited to certain skin tones due to how light and pink it is.

I do not color correct very often, but this green powder is such a lovely shade for concealing redness. There is also a cream version of this corrector if you prefer not to mess with powders.

From left to right: Green Loose Mineral Color Correcting Concealer, Light Cool SPF 30 Mineral Foundation, and Wide Awake Dark Circle Concealer

This finishing powder is incredibly smooth and silky! The texture is so fine that it reminds me of baking soda. It imparts a natural, matte finish and provides a beautiful soft-focus effect.

**As a word of caution, some of Sheer Miracle's products do not come with sifters. Be careful when you attempt to dispense these powders because you really don't need much product to develop impactful color on the face. I suggest turning the dial so that it just barely allows product to escape; tap your desired amount of powder into the overturned lid; swirl your brush through the minerals; and then tap the brush against the side of the lid to remove any excess.**

Here is an easy, glamorous look for the holidays using Sheer Miracle products! I first applied a base of Jane Iredale's Glow Time Full Coverage Mineral BB Cream in Shade BB3. I set my foundation with the Extreme CloseUp HD High Definition Mineral Finishing Powder. I then used a fluffy brush to blend Sheer Miracle's Bronzer onto my temples, around my hairline, and lightly underneath my cheekbones. I then used a small amount of Sienna Rose Blush on the apples of my cheeks and highlighted the tops of cheekbones with Flesh Eyeshadow (this shadow is a beautiful nude pink!). For the eyes, I prepped for shadow with Alima Pure's new Eye Primer. Next, I applied Flesh all over my lids. I then blended Dirty Plum (I am obsessed with this color!) to the creases of each of my eyes using a fluffy shadow brush. It's key to blend these shadows together until you are left with a soft, diffused effect. I then went back in with a smaller brush to add Blossom to the center of each of my lids and finished up with a coat of my favorite mascara from Lily Lolo.