The Mahya Edit
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How to Turn Your Mineral Powder Into Eyeliner: Wet vs. Dry Method
By now you may already use one mineral shade for more than eyeshadow. Our guide to layering a single powder across your face covered blush and contour, and lips, nails,...
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Which Brush for Which Mineral Powder: A Simple Guide
Most guides to mineral makeup focus on the powder. The brush matters just as much. The same jar of pigment can look sheer and diffused or dense and defined depending...
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Mineral Makeup for Dry Skin: An Honest Guide
We have written honest guides for sensitive skin and for oily and acne-prone skin. Dry skin deserves the same treatment, and it needs the most honesty of the three, because...
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3 More Ways to Use Your Mineral Powder: Lips, Nails, and Brows
You already know one mineral powder can double as eyeshadow, blush, and a soft contour. It doesn't stop at your face. With the right base underneath it, the exact same...
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How to Layer a Single Mineral Powder Across Your Face
One of the biggest advantages of mineral powder is that a single product can solve multiple problems. Unlike formulas built to do one job, a blush is a blush, an...
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Eyeshadow Blending 101: Creating Dimension Without Multiple Products
The most common misconception about eyeshadow is that you need multiple shades for dimension. But mineral eyeshadow works differently. Because it's buildable and transparent, a single shade creates all the...
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Meet Our Shimmery Highlighter: For a Lit-From-Within Glow
Highlighter has one job: catch light in the right places. Ours is built from finely milled mica, so the glow reads as dimension rather than obvious sparkle, even in a...
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Satin Eyeshadow: The Mineral Finish Between Matte and Shimmer
Eyeshadow finishes tend to get talked about in two camps: flat matte or full shimmer. Satin sits quietly in between, and it's often the finish people reach for most once...
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Matte vs. Satin vs. Shimmer Eyeshadow: How to Choose
Standing in front of a wall of eyeshadow shades, finish is often the harder decision, not color. Matte, satin, and shimmer all behave differently on the eye, and knowing the...
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How to Use Mineral Bronzer for a Natural, Sun-Kissed Look
Bronzer has a reputation for being tricky. Too much and it looks muddy, too little and you wonder why you bothered. The good news is that mineral bronzer is more...
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Mineral Makeup in Heat and Humidity: How to Make It Work
Hot, humid weather is hard on makeup. Skin produces more oil, sweat gets involved, and a look that held beautifully in winter can slide by lunchtime. Mineral powder actually has...
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How to Remove Mineral Makeup Properly (Without Stripping Your Skin)
Taking your makeup off matters just as much as putting it on. Mineral makeup is generally easy to remove, but a few habits make the difference between skin that feels...