One of the unique features we offer here now at MineralMakeupNJewelry.com that sets us apart from others is our “bundle” concept. Instead of only selling items individually, we like to combine them in sets that we call “bundles”, so you get a lovely package of cosmetics that all complement each other, for a fraction of the price of buying them all separately. You save money and time – a great value! 


But what if you want to combine several cosmetics into a bundle – for example, a certain mascara, lipstick, eye makeup includingeye shadow and eye liner – but there is no bundle listed with the specific items or colors you want? 
No problem! Along with the bundles we currently offer, we are delighted to custom-make bundles that YOU want, tailored to your individual needs! We are currently working on our newest innovation: a “Suggest A Bundle” button that you can click to suggest items that you would like to see in a new bundle. You can give your bundle a name, and even suggest what you think would be a fair price for it, and we will do our very best to meet that price. If we can't meet it, we will get as close to the price as we can. We consider our customers to be our partners: we want to work with you and customize your experience to be as interactive as possible and to best meet your needs. 
So If you like to make a bundle go head we love to here it! If you never tried Mineral Hygienics before just click on the banners on the home page. MH offers a  45-day Money-Back Guarantee! But If you are already a Mineral Hygienics lover let us give you a great deal! Thanks For Reading

Mascara most women love it. It is use for eyelashes, to lighten, darken, color, thicken, and lengthen. Mascara comes in a lot of differnt  formulas, tints and colors it is also available with a tube and wand applicators. Mascara is applied on all sets of eyelashes.Most people use it only above the eye. But, cream and cake mascaras also are there, and the ingredients in mascara include water, wax, film former, thickeners, and preservatives.

Mascara also can be split in two groups non water resistant and water resistant. Waterproof mascaras we help you avioid smudging, this helps lashes keep their curve, and reduce the lashes to bang together, and it needs to be cautiously removed in order to limit eyelash breakage. Some mascara brands contain conditioners like pro vitamin B5, more commonly see in hair conditioners.

When you pick out your mascara be sure to read the ingredients. I know you don't want blak sweat or tear drops going down your face. If you have more questions please email me I will be glad to help.

Thanks for reading Christina Sanchez

One of the most important ways to take care of your body is to protect it from the sun. A great deal of sun can cause age spots and cancer. So what can we do?Well we can use sun screen that can help. also try to fine shade in the hottest parts of the day like between 11am and 4pm.

 Wear some good clothing , when I say this I mean like long selves and pants . You don't want to expose your body well at least as little as you can.

Don't smoke please , it makes you look older faster and it is also not good for you and we want you here for a while.

Eat healthy:  Try to eat  fruits, vegetables, whole grains and lean proteins.Soap:

 Don't use strong soaps , this takes the oil from your skin,and if you wash dishes like I do buy some good dish soap with moisturizer.

Moisturize: I know you know this, but try to moisturize your dry skin all the time.

Stress: This is a hard one. Lets try not to stress , try to talk to someone or if you feel like you can't you can email me and I will try to help the best way I can. I am not no adviser but I can be a good friend:}.

OK this are just some tips. I know you might already know all these tips but I just want to put it out there any ways. So I hope you enjoy and if you like please join my news letter. Have a great day or night take care:].

Sincerely Christina Sanchez

http://www.mineralmakeupnjewelry.com/

MineralHygienics: The Best Of The Best

Mineral makeup is one of the best advancements made in cosmetics in recent years. These products are made from natural ingredients that the body will not react to. Mineral makeup like MineralHygienics is free of such irritating substances as talc, chemical dyes, man made fragrances, petro-chemicals, and other ingredients that can irritate the skin and cause allergic reactions. Instead, these lines of cosmetics are made purely from natural minerals that your skin and body will recognize and accept, giving you smooth, perfect coverage that is comfortable and actually good for your skin.

Women who use mineral makeup need not worry about clogged pores because of their cosmetics. While mineral makeup adheres to the skin for long lasting beauty, it does not soak into the skin where it is difficult to cleanse from your pores. In addition, some mineral makeup products have special blends of minerals that will not only smooth the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles; they will actually help soothe and rejuvenate the skin so you look younger even when you are not wearing any makeup at all. There are obvious advantages to using cosmetics that are naturally healthy for your skin.

This is such a break through because never before have women been able to achieve such perfect coverage without dealing with a caked on makeup look and without putting up with clogged pores and an uncomfortable, oppressive “made up” feeling. In fact, mineral makeup even has a natural sunscreen in it so you do not have to slather your face with additional creams. The result is an effect, comfortable cosmetic option that soothes, beautifies, and protects your skin.

A great example of the mineral makeup on the market today is MineralHygienics. This line of cosmetics has taken the wonders of mineral makeup and ramped it up a notch. While other mineral products will absorb your own skin’s oils throughout the day, MineralHygienics will not, meaning that your skin feels as light and fresh at the end of the day as it did when you first put it on. In addition, MineralHygienics uses even fewer ingredients than many of their counterparts do, and this means that you enjoy an even lighter feel without sacrificing effectiveness. 

This product comes with a 45-day money back guarantee, so there is no risk at all to trying it out. Once you have tried it, you will not want to wear anything else. If you already use this product you can go to my site and get it at a affordable price. The free shipping by itself on everything is already a great money saver , but if you sign up for the newsletter you can get additional savings. We really try to keep our customers involved cause it is hard to compete with those bigger company's . We love to hear from you'll about prices to bundles you would like to see on the site. I hope you enjoyed this post 


Your Friend Christina Sanchez
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For the first-time buyer, purchasing a diamond can be overwhelming and confusing. The largest diamond is not necessarily the best. How do you know which diamond is the best quality?

Diamonds are graded for quality based on four factors known as the “Four Cs”: clarity, color, carat, and cut. Let's look at each of each factors

.Clarity refers to the diamond's purity, i.e. how flawless it is. Even a diamond that looks flawless to the naked eye may have some slight internal characteristics, called “inclusions”, which may look like dark spots, clouds, or feathers. Inclusions decrease a diamond's value. A diamond with fewer or smaller inclusions will look more brilliant than a diamond of the same cut and color with more or larger inclusions. 

Standards of diamond clarity are based on viewing the diamond at a magnification of 10. These standards were set by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission. The highest grade of clarity is “F”, for “Flawless.” This means that under 10x magnification, the stone appears completely clear, with no flaws or inclusions at all. The next grade is “IF”, for “Internally Flawless”. Fewer than 1% of all diamonds ever mined are F or IF.

The next grades going down the list are VVS1 (“Very Very Slight Inclusions”, which means tiny inclusions that are extremely difficult to find even under 10x magnification), VVS2 (tiny inclusions that are very difficult to find – yes, the grading difference is as subtle as “extremely difficult” vs. “very difficult”!), VS1 and VS2 (“Very Slight Inclusions”, meaning minor ones that are “difficult” or “somewhat difficult” to find under 10x magnification), S1 and S2 (slight inclusions which are easy to see at 10X magnification but cannot be seen with the naked eye – these diamonds are called “eye clean” for that reason),  down to I1, I2, and I3 (inclusions and blemishes which CAN be seen with the naked eye).So, when buying a diamond, turn it on its side and look through it. If you see blemishes, it is obviously a lower-quality diamond. However, just because it looks clear to your eye doesn't mean it is a high-quality diamond. As we have seen, many inclusions cannot be seen with the naked eye.

 Ask the jeweler for the diamond's clarity rating and then use the guide above to see how clear the stone really is.

Color simply refers to the diamond's color. Most diamonds appear clear or white at first glance, but if you compare diamonds side by side, you will see that they often have very slight shadings of yellow or brown. A truly colorless diamond, without even the slightest tinge of color, is very rare and very valuable. As with clarity, a diamond's value is diminished the more color it has. Diamond color is graded by the GSIA (Gemological Institute of America) scale, which is as follows:D, E, and F are the highest grades. A diamond with this grade is described as “Colorless”. The diamond looks totally clear, without even the slightest hint of color to the eye. These are the rarest and most valuable diamonds.The next grades are G, H, I, and J, which are described as “Near Colorless.” With this diamond, some color tint is visible during grading, but once the diamond is mounted in jewelry, the color is not visible and the diamond appears colorless to the eye. This is considered a nice diamond for fine jewelry.Next down the color scale are grades K, L, and M, which are “Faint Yellow.” This means a yellow or gray tint is obvious during grading, and even when the stone is mounted in a setting, a faint tinge of color can still be seen. The next grades are N through Z, called “Light Yellow,” which means that there is an obvious yellow or grayish color even when mounted.Last is a very interesting grade, Z+, which is called “Fancy.” This refers to diamonds that have a very bright, remarkable color such as bright pink, blue, or yellow. 

Although these diamonds are obviously far from colorless, some people like them because they are so unusual and colorful.Carat refers to the weight of the diamond. Most people notice the size of a diamond first and may automatically think a larger diamond is more valuable than a smaller one. But as stated earlier, the value depends largely on the color, clarity, and cut. Still, if two diamonds are of equal quality in terms of color, clarity and cut, the larger one WILL be more valuable. The average diamond weighs from .03 carats (which translates to a diamond of approximately 2 millimeters in diameter) to 1.25 carats (about 7 millimeters). Of course, we've all seen photos of famous celebrities waving around ostentatious diamond “bling” weighing several carats! Diamonds that weigh less than one carat may also be described in “points.” Each carat contains 100 points. Cut refers to how the diamond is cut. Most people don't think about this, but gem cutting is a very important craft. When diamonds are first mined from the earth, they look like beach glass. To turn them into beautiful gems for jewelry, they are cut with precise facets (the flat little sides). A round (or “brilliant”) shaped diamond has 58 facets. A well-cut diamond has very specific proportions that reflect the light back from the many facets in such a way as to give the diamond superb brilliance and fire. This gives the diamond its “sparkle.” If a diamond is cut too shallowly, the light will hit the diamond and simply come out the other side, without reflecting back. But if it is cut too deeply, the light will get lost in the pavilion (the middle part of the diamond) and likewise not reflect back to the top.

 So as you can see, the cut of a diamond is very important!The cut of a diamond also refers to its shape. There are several popular shapes of diamonds than you can choose for your jewelry.Cut is the hardest category to judge, because there are different standards. The strictest grading standard is that of the AGA (Accredited Gem Appraisers). Other diamond cut grading systems include the HCA (Holloway Cut Advisor), the  AGS (American Gem Society), and the GIA (Gemological Institute of America). Talk to your jewelry retailer about which grading system they use.Now that you know all about diamonds, go pick out the perfect beautiful, sparkling gem for yourself! PS
I will be add more jewelry soon. 

Thanks 
Christina Sanchez
http://www.mineralmakeupnjewelry.com/ 

History of Diamonds There is nothing like the beautiful shine and sparkle of diamonds. Diamonds have fascinated humans for thousands of years: the ancient Greeks thought that these sparkling gems were the tear drops of the gods, while the ancient Romans thought that diamonds were splinters from falling stars. These rare, precious gems immediately catch the eye, spark admiration of their exceptional beauty, and for centuries have symbolized love and romance.

   But where do diamonds come from? The answer is: deep within the earth, hundreds of miles below the surface. They start out as pure carbon, which turns into diamond crystal when under intense pressure and heated by molten rock. Over time, volcanic activity pushes the diamond closer to the earth's surface. This whole process takes a very long time: most diamonds that you see in the jewelry store today are more than 100 million years old! 

 As the diamonds are pushed to the surface, another mineral, kimberlite, usually gets pushed up along with the diamonds. The kimberlite deposits form in long pipes that reach the earth's surface and give the ground a blue tinge. Diamond miners look for that blue tinge when deciding where to mine for diamonds. Once a diamond deposit is found, it takes a lot of work to obtain diamond from it. In fact, miners must blast, crush and process more than 250 tons of ore to yield just one carat of rough diamond, and only 20 percent of these rough diamonds are suitable to be cut into gems for jewelry.  

 While diamonds have always been prized for their beauty, strength, and rarity, the custom of giving one's fiancee a diamond engagement ring didn't begin until the year 1477, when the Archduke Maximilian of Austria gave a diamond ring to his betrothed, Mary of Burgundy. She wore it on the fourth finger of her left hand because that finger was believed to contain a “vein of love” that went directly to the heart. The Archduke's gift sparked a new fashion of diamond engagement rings among royalty, the nobility, and the immensely wealthy.

At the time, diamond deposits in the earth were rare and hard to find, and diamonds could only be mined from what are called primary and secondary deposits – that is, those close to the surface of the earth. The first large diamond deposits were found in India and Borneo. Because diamonds were so rare, only royalty and the very rich could afford these prized jewels.   That began to change in 1870, when diamond mines were discovered in South Africa.  
           This brought more diamonds to market. Other diamond mines were found over time, and as the supply of diamonds increased, the price began to go down. Although they were still expensive, the price was now within the reach of ordinary people. In the 1930s, sales of diamonds in Europe began to dwindle because of World War II, so diamond producers began to market the gems heavily in the United States. The U.S. soon became the biggest market for diamonds, and diamond engagement rings became customary for almost everyone, even regular working joes, who would save up for a diamond engagement ring as a very special and symbolic gift of love to give their true love when they proposed. Other diamond jewelry such as necklaces, bracelets and earrings represented style, class, and elegance, and women wore these treasured pieces for special occasions such as anniversaries or weddings or a fancy night out at the opera or a high-class restaurant. The upper-class wore diamond jewelry frequently as a symbol of their wealth and status.

  Even during the Great Depression, Americans valued diamond jewelry, since diamonds last forever and were seen as both an investment that would never lose value and as a treasured heirloom to pass down for generations. Today, diamond jewelry is both a romantic gift of love from a man to a woman and a special way for a woman to reward herself.


Thanks Christina Sanchez
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PS I will be coming up with some jewelry on my site soon at a very affordable price.

You’re all dressed up and ready to go in your new little black dress with the shocking red heels, but there is one thing missing, your makeup.

 Whether you’re out at a party, dinner, or drinks, it’s your face that people are looking at, not your shoes. That is why your makeup is the most important part of your perfect outfit.

Don’t sell yourself short with a quick application of cheap makeup products. Instead, take the time to apply your makeup. 

We love mineral makeup because it is the most natural thing you can put on your face.The  Mineral makeup I wear is made from just four natural ingredients to protect your skin from the drying ingredients of other makeups. Mineral makeup goes on so smoothly that you will forget you are even wearing makeup! Mineral makeup even looks more natural than it’s liquid cousins.

When you are speaking to someone, what do you pay attention to? You most likely watch their eyes for expression and connection. That’s why we love to make the focal point of makeup, the eyes.

.Applied correctly, eye makeup will make your eyes pop, glimmer and seduce. A flirty look will say, “come here cute boy from across the room,” while a dramatic smoky eye will say, “I dare you to come closer.” The best part is, you can vary your eye makeup for different effects each night! Who are you going to be tonight?

The finishing touch on your perfect eye is the mascara. Choosing the right mascara will lift your lashes up and add the extra drama to your perfect eye makeup. 

Sign up for our newsletter for big savings on makeup and jewelry in addition to the chance to win a mascara, mineral blush, eye makeup,  Each winner will choose  their weapon of choice.                                                          


Sincerely Christina Sanchezhttp://www.mineralmakeupnjewelry.com/ 



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Hi
I am sorry for taking so long to update my blog. I have been pretty busy,but I am going to put together some videos for everyone can know the product I sale better. Ill just write a couple of paragraphs about what I like but I will be coming up with some videos so you can see more of the coverage.  

 MineralHygienics is free of such irritating substances as talc, chemical dyes, man made fragrances, petro-chemicals, and other ingredients that can irritate the skin and cause allergic reactions. Instead, these lines of cosmetics are made purely from natural minerals that your skin and body will recognize and accept, giving you smooth, perfect coverage that is comfortable and actually good for your skin.
 This line of cosmetics has taken the wonders of mineral makeup and ramped it up a notch. While other mineral products will absorb your own skin’s oils throughout the day, MineralHygienics will not, meaning that your skin feels as light and fresh at the end of the day as it did when you first put it on. In addition, MineralHygienics uses even fewer ingredients than many of their counterparts do, and this means that you enjoy an even lighter feel without sacrificing effectiveness.

I want to thank everyone for shopping in my store. I want to remind new readers to sign up for my news letter so you can even receive a bigger savings and be enter to win prizes for the whole time you are a optin reader.For the month of March you can win one of these items mascara, the best eye makeup you will ever try,mineral blush,mineral lips stick,or eye liner. The winner gets to pick .If you have any questions feel free to email or even call . 


Thanks Christina Sanchez
http://www.mineralmakeupnjewelry.com/ 

Dark Hair - Pale Skin

Because of the strong contrast between your hair and skin, dramatic makeup suits you best. Normally the shades in your skin tone are pinks, ivories, and blues so they will go great during the day. Although, your skin can really break all the rules when it comes to evening events. Even though these colors suite you, darker colors will look even better because they are contrast to your skin tones. Yes your skin can break all the rules when it comes to dark eyes and strong lips. Want to look ultimately sophisticated? Try  cool-toned, dark smokey eyes (slate grays or bitter chocolate browns) and bright fuchsia or crimson lips. Make sure you keep your blush pale pink, sugar or rose pinks because they flatter you best. 

Eye Colors To Consider:Matte: Steel Blue - Moss - Boulder - Mulberry - Parfait  - Egg Plant - Smoke 


Shimmer: Pink Champagne - Rocha - Nestle - Blue Moon - White -  Camo Green - Merlot - Saphire  


Your best blushes:
Sweet Pea
Bambino
Bliss
Joy
Rosy Raisin 
Promenade Pink 

Your best lipsticks:
Day Light
Morph

Christina Sanchez

P.S. Don't forget to check in daily

Since your skin has gold or yellow undertones trying to avoid blue-ish pinks or purples they will make you look pale and will enhance dark circle under your eyes. Lighter shades work best with your fairer hair. Avoid dark heavy eyes and lip colors. Don't put your blushes on heavy or it will make you look aged. When it comes to blushes try using a little blush or bronzer to  the apples of your cheeks and also the tip of your nose and chin. This will enhance your warm coloring.

Eye Colors To Consider:
Matte:  Butterscotch - Vanilla - Mulberry - Steel Blue - Terracotta - Boulder -  Pesto - Moss - Peach Cream 

Shimmer: Camo Green - Coffee Bean- Dusted Bronze - Latte- Currant - Nestle - Pink Sand- Java Gold - Emerald - Chocolate - Pink Champagne - Peat -   


Your best blushes:
Sweet Pea
Promenade Pink
Bliss
Joy 

Your best lipsticks:
Citrine
Celestial

Christina Sanchez 
http://www.mineralmakeupnjewelry.com 

P.S. Check in daily for more tips on skin tones.