The answer is aluminum foil. It's made up of nothing but aluminum atoms, which is what makes it a pure substance.
Salt water, concrete, and face powder are all mixtures — each one is made of more than one substance combined together, so their composition can vary. A pure substance has one consistent chemical makeup all the way through, which is exactly what a straight sheet of aluminum foil is.
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