August 2007

Everything you want and need to know about today’s fastest-growing makeup trend.
by Jessica Saslow 

July 2007

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April 2007

“One Portland darling who has their finger on the pulse of the beauty industry while doing their part for the community is Alima Cosmetics (alimapure.com).”

April 2007

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January 2006

Alima Cosmetics recommended as one of eight companies which “help make up the new face of natural and safe beauty products”. Read more>>

July 2006

Going the Extra Mile: Eyeliners that Are Easy to Use and hard to Rub Off
By Kendra Weinisch

“Alima Cosmetics may well be the find of the day. The collection of mineral eye makeup uses mica to add sparkle to “pure and simple” loose powders with ingredient lists that are shorter than Paris Hilton’s skirts. The cruelty-free items are easy to apply and boast tremendous longevity.” Read more>>

February 2006

If you love mineral makeup here’s a new one to try
By Heather

“When you try this foundation in one of Alima’s 41 shades, I swear, you can’t believe that it looks so good for such an amazing price. Kate has blended shades for every skin tone in cool, neutral and warm choices, so I can’t imagine not finding the right color for your skin…” Read more>>

September 2006

The Best Body Shimmers!

“DivaVillage.com has put together the best body shimmers on the market so you’ll shine on your night out!” Read more>>

Flirting with Eye Makeup: a Trio of Trends
By Joanne Eglash
Glee Contributor
Updated: Monday, October 23, 2006

Pale, yet perky shimmering shades. Alima (www.alimapure.com) features eye shadows and liners with glorious names like Dream (picture a perfect pot of creamy pink with a touch of gold), Oasis (the color of a summer field dabbled with golden sunlight) and Aubergine (a vibrant purple that brings out your eyes’ truest colors). Read more>>

June 13, 2006

Is there really no such thing as natural beauty?

“Alima Pearluster Eyeshadow - silky and luminous” Read more>>

August 2006

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Saturday, January 21, 2006

Mineral Makeovers
By Vivian McInerny

“Joining Portland’s indie scene: boutique makeup companies that fill a niche market for pure products and services” Read more>>

May 24, 2006

“From the lipbalm to the satin matte foundation, the entire line is highly recommended!” Read more>>>

April 2006

By Jill Spitznass

Powder to the People
“The Portland-based line beautifully blends sophisticated colors with ultra-pure ingredients for even the most sensitive beauty.”

January 27, 2006

Do you feel like a natural woman?

“Alima is an amazing woman-owned Portland company that dabbles in beauty, naturally. Alima founder and product designer, Kate O’Brien, started Alima in 2004 and has created a line of more than 200 products made from ultra-pure, micro-fine minerals.” Read more>>

Organically Romantic

By Mary Jo Matsumoto

“For a pretty natural flush on your lips (think tinted lip balm) try Alima’s latest pretty colors.” Read more>>

April 2006

Product spotlight: Alima Cosmetics
By Mary Jo Matsumoto

“Alima has since perfected a line of eye shadows, powders, blushes and lip colors. O’Brien buys the same mineral pigments from pharmaceutical companies that many major make-up lines use, and the bases are rigidly regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. But she eschews chemical binders, fillers and preservatives that add a chemical and heavy metal component when applied to skin.” Read more>>

June 13, 2006

Natural Beauty
“With a percentage of profits donated to women’s causes, Alima Cosmetics helps people look and feel good.”

Health / Summer Beauty Special
By Jordana Brown

Simply Mineral
“Alima Cosmetics makes pure mineral makeups (think everything from matte foundation, shimmer powder and bronzer to eyeliner and lipbalm) and donates 5% of profits to organizations that promote the health and well-being of women.” Read more>>

February 7, 2006

Super natural Beauty
By Lisa Armstrong

“Alima offers four different kinds of Mica Eyeshadow ($8.50 each) from luminous shimmer to satin matte. Each comes in a wide range of colors and can be used wet or dry”