Original Mineral Saver Review & Giveaway

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I recently came across The Original Mineral Saver on another blog and was instantly intrigued. Mineral makeup can give a really nice smooth and flawless effect but on the downside it can be a huge mess! The Original Mineral Saver is basically a foam insert that you can put in your mineral makeup jar. The original mineral saver is available in eight different sizes that fit most major brands including, bare Escentuals, Avon, Maybelline, Sheer Cover, American Beauty, and Raw Minerals.


The Original Mineral Saver actually sent me a jar of foundation with a mineral saver in it so you I could see how the minerals did not come out of the sifter while in transit. I was amazed - no mess! They are sold by a 4-pack and the prices range from $4.99 to $7.99. This product definitely works, but honestly, I'm not too fond of the price :(. 


Here's a little more information about The Original Mineral Saver:


Christine Richardson started using mineral makeup about 5 years ago when she was serving on active duty in the military. She wanted a non-liquid makeup that she could easily travel with. Christine loved using powdered minerals, however, when she would get to her hotel and open up the jar, the sifter area would be full of minerals which ended up everywhere. 
Then she thought, “Wouldn’t it be great if there was a shield that kept the powder from spilling out?” That’s when she decided to create one. 
The Original Mineral Saver ® lets you enjoy the perks of mineral makeup without the mess. It’s affordable, easy to use and it will help you fall in love with your mineral makeup all over again.


Giveaway 

Would you like to win FREE products from The Original Mineral Saver?! One lucky Opal Stevens' reader will receive 3 different sizes of mineral savers. This giveaway ends on Monday, June 20th! 

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This product was provided to the reviewer free of charge for purpose of writing this review. This in no way sways the opinion of the reviewer and the quality of this review. No monetary transaction occurred in exchange for the writing of this review. 

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