This unique formula acts as a full-coverage mineral foundation or makes an excellent concealer. It's phenomenal at concealing redness, hyperpigmentation, acne, and dark circles under the delicate eye area. This creamy formula provides the most coverage of the three foundations. The semi-matte finish is beautiful, but a little bit goes a long way! 

Available in five shades (lightest to darkest): Amalfi Alabaster, Portofino Porcelain, Florentine Fair, Sienna Sun, Tuscan Toast.

• Provides full coverage/concealing
• Oil-free
• Paraben-free
• Cruelty-free
• Vegan

0.5 oz | Tube

Illuminare is best for anyone looking for mineral makeup to conceal with full coverage. This foundation is acne-safe and is great for sensitive skin as well. May be added to the Mattifying or Moisturizing formulas to increase coverage.

"These foundations apply best immediately after applying moisturizer or primer. I like to mix equal parts of TIZO 3 Facial Primer Tinted SPF 40 with my Illuminare foundation. I then apply this with my fingers. For those areas, like the nose, where I need a bit of extra coverage, I use a tiny bit on a brush and add an extra layer." ~ Jeana

We recommend blending formulas to achieve your desired coverage. When mixing formulas or colors together, simply squeeze a pea-sized amount of each onto a foundation brush, and they will automatically blend together nicely. Or, mix on the back of your hand.

Illuminare formulas are very unique and have a much higher pigment-concentration level than other non-mineral foundations. It’s important to use them properly for optimum results. Begin with a clean face, and always prep the skin with a moisturizer or makeup primer. We recommend TIZO 3 Facial Primer Tinted SPF 40. Beginners often like to mix this foundation with their moisturizer for the quickest and easiest application.

Only a pea-sized amount is needed for full application. Can be applied with fingers or a foundation brush for more controlled coverage or an “airbrushed” look. Pat onto the center of the face and blend outward, working in one area at a time, adding more product as necessary.