What do you think about physicians formula mineral wear make-up?

Is it safe and effective in a way that it doesn;t have carcinogen / cancer-causing ingreident? Any recommended brand?What do you think about physicians formula mineral wear make-up?
I've been using the Physician's Formula mineral pressed powder since last summer and I love it. I have very fair skin, and a lot of powders come out too dark (even buying the lightest shade), but this has a very natural look. It does a great job creating nearly flawless skin, and takes care of shine without over drying. I've especially noticed a difference in photographs, my skin looks amazing with this stuff! I also bought the liquid version, but never really used it - it didn't seem to give a lot of coverage, and I don't really use liquid foundation all that often. The biggest downfall is the powder cracks easily once it starts getting worn down, but this could be because I carry it in my purse and it gets banged around a lot. It's definitely a lot less expensive than many of the alternatives, and I often find it on sale or with coupons. The minerals are natural and inert (primarily mica, rather than talc, which most powders are based on) and work well with a lot of people's skin.What do you think about physicians formula mineral wear make-up?
That is a very expensive make up
i have always wanted to try it sence it costs less then the mineral wear from bare essintials. i wonder if it looks juat as good? good luck with the answer, im intrested in finding out also!
I tried the physican's formula and did not like it - ditto L'oreal - too drying - I did however like the Bare Minerals and the Sheer Cover - both are very good and long lasting.
I use it and love it! I buy the kind in the compact (less messy) and apply with Sephora's bronzer brush. Gives great coverage and it never makes me break out! Runs between $10-$13 depending on where you buy it. ULTA often has buy one/get one specials which makes it much more economical. I can't really speak to whether or not it has cancer-causing ingredients. My guess is no since it's all-natural.