Everyday Mineral make up mini samples(£3.14)

cherrybomb

Just ordered mine!!:T

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Thank you for this...I have placed an order and hopefully it will arrive.

This will make a wonderful present for my niece for Christmas.

Tea
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Cinders2001

I couldn't find the original link on this page, so I hope it was ok to grab message #1 and re-post it here (?)

Anyway thank you for the link i'm off to have a nose there!!

discobaby wrote: »

https://www.everydayminerals.com/index.php?option=com_virtuemart&page=shop.browse&category_id=26&Itemid=40

FREE!
Find your perfect foundation color in a flash! Choose 3 sample sized foundations in any color and formula to best suit your complexion, then add a sample sized blush and concealer to complete your look! -by Anna

Base (sample)

Blushes & Face Colors (sample)

Concealers (sample)
It costs $4.60 but conversion makes it £3.14 and they ship to uk! Legit company!

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Charliezoo

If anyone has olive/tanned skin then I have to recommend the Olive Medium foundation that EM do.

Its the best colour I have ever used, so natural and flattering and it brightens up my quite dull complexion.

Also the $4 puffer bottle mentioned earlier in this thread is brilliant for quick, even touch-ups and I keep this in my handbag.

Brodiebobs

i love this make up, used all my samples just went back and ordered some more as well as a brush and mixing pot, i mixed one glow base with two semi matte samples to make the right shade and it lasted 6 weeks of everyday use. Including the brush, pot, 3x bases,1 concealer, and a bronzer samples came to £8.62 after dollar currency conversion! bargain!!

Michelle.R

not sure if these guys have clued on but when mine arrived the sample size is tiny, same as a sample from Sephora (those tiny wee pots) and they are a real pain to get the powder out. Shame not such a good deal anymore, was really excited to think that it would be a decent size sample!

moumou

I ordered my more than a week ago. I'm still waiting for the samples to arrive hopefully soon. there is other brands that offer free sample I checked but don't know if anyone here have tried
1. signature MMU
http://www.signatureminerals.com/free-samples.html
you get 6 samples of your choice & pay for p&p about £5
2. joppa MMU
http://www.joppaminerals.cwd-network.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=87&products_id=296&zenid=018fa66abcf049d4a377261df138ad65
2 - Foundations (Your Choice)

1 - Finishing Silk (Your Choice)

2 - Blush/Bronzers (Your Choice)

1 - Concealer (Your Choice)
and $5 P&P

if anyone have tried pls give some comment thanks

PixiePie

Michelle.R wrote: »

not sure if these guys have clued on but when mine arrived the sample size is tiny, same as a sample from Sephora (those tiny wee pots) and they are a real pain to get the powder out. Shame not such a good deal anymore, was really excited to think that it would be a decent size sample!

They are quite small pots, but they last for *ages* even if you need quite a bit (like me due to totally pants skin and acne) as the coverage is really good. Generally it seems that one pot will last about a month to 6 weeks. To get the powder out, either puncture the clear film with something (a fork, corkscrew, pointy thing) or you can peel it off with a pair of tweezers or similar. And as the actual items (plural - not just one pot, but 5 in total, of your choice of a huge range) are free, as in, you are not paying for them, the company are loosing money by sending them to you, I don't really think it's a complaining situation.

Some people really are just so ungrateful.:mad:

mapcr77

The pots are small but they last forever!

And unlike other mmu companies, they send them as pots, not those awful ziplock bags that are a mess to use. So I agree, they must be making a loss by sending those sample kits all the way from America.

After a couple of attempts, I finally found a colour of foundation I felt happy with and ordered a SCK. Very cheap, even after customs and p&p, so I'm very pleased with Everyday minerals.

veronarona

Michelle.R wrote: »

not sure if these guys have clued on but when mine arrived the sample size is tiny, same as a sample from Sephora (those tiny wee pots) ....... Shame not such a good deal anymore, was really excited to think that it would be a decent size sample!

See Map and Pixie's retorts, you ungrateful girl, you!

and they are a real pain to get the powder out.

Tip-tap a little into a pot that you can swirl your brush in, or even use a clean, dry jar lid - the possiblities are endless. Nutella jars have nice deep sides, prise the carboard lining out with summat sharp... I haven't tried that one yet, only just thought of it. As stated many times, I have always used mini Christmas pudding tubs but I've just discovered Dole individual fruit portions.

MMU can become an obsessive pastime, one loves pottering with one's pots

veronarona