Tough call between Light Beige and Medium Beige. I think Medium Beige is closer to the Bare Escentuals shade you use, but Light Beige is closer to your Halo shade. I use Medium Beige and have light/medium skin, but the powder looks darker in the container than it does on (i.e. Light Beige would be way too light on me)

I think Light Beige would be closer to your Bare Minerals shade than Cameo.

Yes! I love it! Make sure you get the liquid mineral foundation to apply first...you'll love the combination. =)

I find that the nude liquid and powder together looks a little dry and cakey, however if I use just the liquid on my face, and then just the powder on my neck, chest, and just a little on my face's oily spots later in the day, I look perfect and natural. Unless you have perfect skin, I'd say this probably wont be enough face coverage on it's own -Good Luck!

Use a Kabuki type of brush to apply.

I was using bare minerals also but with my oily skin it appeared caked on by the middle of the day and you could se all my pores. I recently switched to the dior and was a little nervous about it because my skin is so prone. I have some wrinkles around my eyes and some old acne marks. It's worked great for me so far. You get a natural look I feel without sacraficing coverage of problem areas. It didn't settle into the lines around my eyes or nose which was a big plus for me. And while it's not the biggest jar for the price I've bee surprised how long it's lasting me. Good luck!

Dior Natural Gow Fresh Powder contains Titanium Dioxide 5.53%. I am unsure of any other ingredients.

it seems to have a +/- sign at the end with a few more items after the list of ingredients. In this line Bismuth Ox is present. I suppose that the +/- implies that it "may contain"... so if you are sensitive, don't get it.

Any fuller brush, like a kabuki brush, would work for a fuller coverage. The Heavenly brush would work great too, if you are using it to set your makeup or you want it for lighter coverage. The Bare Escentual's brushes are pretty horrible, though. Sephora's brand of brushes are A LOT better, and they have a larger selection.

I have combination skin, but it does not make my skin oily on my "trouble spots" (t-zone). It feels "wet" when applying, but it's NOT oily wet.