Under The Lid: Oats (Yes Oats)…...

Oats have been used throughout the ages to soothe dry and irritated skin. Although the first grains discovered were most likely weeds, cultivated oats were discovered in Switzerland during the Bronze Age (2000 to 700 BC). During Roman times oats were known to be effective skin cleansers and referenced in ancient medical literature as treatment for addressing a variety of skin concerns. In addition to the numerous nutritional benefits of oats, they also have a long history of use as a potent skin soother. With recent studies proving its efficacy oats seemed a very natural...

Under The Lid: Zinc Oxide...

I often get the question, “Mineral Treatment, isn’t that just makeup?” and my answer to that is always the same, a resounding “NO!” To illustrate why this innovative product can not only function as a replacement for traditionally formulated makeup but also why it is superior to any other Mineral product on the market I believe it is necessary to examine the formula and review the activity of specific ingredients and how these actives optimize the rest of your Glimpse regimen to support your skin. Let’s review the Mineral Treatment and with that our first...

Mastering the Brushes: The Concealer Bru...

No brush set would be complete without a concealer brush. The smallest of all of our Glimpse Brushes, this handy little brush is wonderful for spot treating, concealer application, touch-ups and getting into the small crevices of the face. May be used for either wet application or dry application. Directions: Using your Glimpse Concealer Brush, mix a small amount of Mangosteen Pericarp Oil with your Mineral Treatment in the lid of the jar or the palm of your hand. Gently pat concealer on to desired area, but do not rub in completely. Pat over area until desired...

Caring For Your Glimpse Brushes...

Q: What’s the best way to care for my Glimpse Brushes? A: Don’t submerge your brushes in any type of liquid! Even though the glue used in the brush construction. Over time the brush will become weaker and water can shorten the life of your brush. We recommend that you use a natural brush cleaner (like Glimpse Gel Cleanser) that is also good for the skin and follow up with an astringent/toner that can condition the bristles. How often should you clean your brushes? We suggest cleaning your brushes once a week. If you feel you are getting excess build up on your brush,...

Mastering the Brushes: The Dry Foundatio...

Dry Foundation Brush: This brush may be used for dry application of Glimpse Minerals, especially when a heavier coverage is desired. This brush makes an excellent contouring brush due to its flat, short bristles, which help to easily get into the difficult-to-reach contours of the face. It may also be used as a buffing brush to help buff excess minerals into a natural finish. Directions: 1. Sprinkle a small amount of Mineral Treatment to the lid of the jar. 2. Take your Glimpse Dry Foundation Brush and pick up the powder with the brush. 3. Tap off excess powder from the...