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We've had some clients who set up displays in stores and make a certain percentage of each sale, while the store makes its cut. The exact percentage is up to you. You could keep 60% while the store makes 40%, or whatever you and the store owner feel comfortable with. You would be in charge of keeping the products stocked.

Another option is to simply rent a small space in the store. You pay a monthly fee and then you completely keep track of the makeup inventory, restocking it and anything else that needs done and you keep the full sale amount. This can get tricky, but some have been successful with it.

You can also sell the makeup outright to the store owner, so once it leaves your hands, it becomes the property of the store owner and whatever they sell it for is up to them. It would then be up to them to keep track of inventory and order more as necessary.

The price ranges here are vast, but (as an example) a good average is to sell a full size foundation jar (30 gram jar with 8 grams of minerals), for $10 to $12 to the store or salon, and then they can mark it up to $19.99 to $25, depending. But this is just an average. Feel free to come up with your own pricing. -Malls: Many have set up kiosks or even rented store space in malls to sell their makeup. This is certainly feasible. Starting smaller, like with a kiosk, might be more up your ally, but this will depend upon your budget and level of comfort with risk-taking. -Your Own Shop: If you already own a shop, you could add mineral makeup in seamlessly and see how it goes with relatively little risk. You can also have your own shop built just to sell minerals, if you like. You'll want to be in a high-traffic location, where you're pretty sure many beauty-minded women will pass each day.

If your town hosts fairs or festivals, these make great places to set up a table with your products! You'll want to have a nice selection of makeup and accessories, application instructions printed out and information on how people can get in touch with you again should they wish to purchase more makeup.

Another route you might consider is actually applying makeup for special occasions for a fee. Events include: weddings, prom, parties, photo shoots and more. If you wish to go this route but are not currently a makeup artist, you might look into that option in order to be at the top of your game. Things to keep in mind when selling makeup face to face, no matter the outlet:

A. Mineral makeup is new to many and they will have loads of questions. How long does the makeup last? Will it settle in my wrinkles? Will it irritate my skin? How do I wash it off? What brush do I use? Etc. Be prepared with answers, but don't stress too much. Most of the answers are common sense and you'll learn as you go along.

B. Most women will want to either try the makeup themselves or have you apply it for them. You'll need some tester items for this purpose. You'll want to practice applying makeup to others until you feel comfortable with it. You can always inform people that you are not a makeup artist, which helps to relieve any stress you might feel. If you are a makeup artist, then fabulous! You're a step ahead.

C. You'll want to have attractive, clean displays of your products. And the more printed information you can provide will be wonderful. Women are always anxious to learn as much as they can about mineral makeup. It is, after all, the best makeup on earth! It really does what it says it will!

D. You'll want to be a "people person." If you're the quiet, shy type, selling makeup in person will not be for you. You'll be examining skin tones, applying makeup to strangers, talking a lot, explaining the various benefits of your product, etc, so people skills are a must! If you are shy, this will only stress you out in the long run. Consider selling online where you don't have to meet people face to face. If, however, you love people and/or you love sales, you should be very comfortable selling makeup face to face.