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Makeup for Problematic Skin

Selecting the right products for your skin can be challenging. Many ingredients found in cosmetics and skin care can trigger acne and other skin issues. When selecting your makeup, look at the custom cosmetic packaging and check for the different ingredients, as you should consider makeup an extension of your skin care regimen. I often ask: how can this product benefit my skin, and provide nutrients to keep it clear and bright? Whether you’re going for a full glam look or a more natural aesthetic, every product—from primer to highlighter—should ideally contribute to your skin’s health rather than hinder it.

Choose makeup that is non-comedogenic, fragrance-free if you’re sensitive, and infused with beneficial ingredients like hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, or niacinamide. These can hydrate, brighten, and protect your skin while giving you that flawless finish. And don’t forget to double-cleanse to remove every trace at the end of the day—your skin will thank you.

For makeup artists, estheticians, or beauty professionals building their own brand, maintaining high standards in product selection is only one part of the equation. Protecting your business is just as essential. That’s why beauty business insurance becomes more than just a line item—it’s peace of mind. Whether you’re offering full-service glam sessions, working in salons, or going mobile for bridal events, the risks of skin reactions or accidental product mishaps are always present.

Having the right insurance ensures you can focus on your craft, knowing you’re covered in case something goes unexpectedly wrong. It’s not just about liability—it’s about confidence, professionalism, and being prepared as your business grows alongside your artistry.

Traditional Makeup

Acne
Clogged pores are often the culprit for acne breakouts caused by skin and personal care products. “Many companies focus on offering more aesthetically pleasing products, while sacrificing essential components and ingredients that can benefit your skin’s health.

Cosmetics often contain unnecessary and synthetic ingredients to fill in the gaps in consistency or coverage of their products. Talc, for example, is a common ingredient found in traditional cosmetics and is used for “bulking” up a product. This ingredient is also known to accentuate the wrinkles in the skin and clog pores. Traditional makeup can also be harsh on individuals with sensitive skin. All the more reason to find the right makeup for you is.

Mineral Makeup

Mineral makeup is known for its natural properties and often contains vitamins, antioxidants, and even SPF. Glo Minerals has crafted a great line of mineral makeup that, while offering great coverage, is able to help improve the appearance of conditions like rosacea and acne-prone skin. The active ingredients in Glo actually soothe the skin and help avoid acne breakouts. This makeup line focuses all-natural and non-comedogenic ingredients, meaning that it does not block pores. This not only decreases breakouts but also calms inflammation and redness that occurs with other products.

How does Glo Minerals differ from the other mineral makeup out there? Glo offers complete transparency in the ingredients used in its line. They avoid questionable ingredients like parabens, mineral oil, and gluten.” Many patients are also content knowing  Glo Minerals is a cruelty-free line as well.

Green Tea Extract and Vitamins A, C, and E are used as antioxidants, battling free radicals, inflammation, and preserving the skin from sun damage. Most of their products also contain Zinc Oxide and Titanium Dioxide, further protecting the skin form the sun’s UV rays.

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About The Author

IMG_3821editAmy Bowen is a certified Medical Aesthetician at Sanova Dermatology. She works with patients individualizing and devising product regimens that are optimal for their skin. As well, Amy performs facials, chemical peels, microneedling, selected laser and other aesthetic procedures. After 3 years with Ulta, Amy joined Sanova Dermatology in Austin, Texas to work directly with patients in overcoming their dermatologic conditions and share her passion for makeup, skin care and beauty.

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