Fix+ - Page 7

Luxurious · 12-26-2006, 06:28 AM #**151** (**permalink**)

copy of my review:

Overall Rating: 5
Price: 5
Packaging Quality: 5
Would you buy this product again? Yes

I love this spray. It's a spray like a toner and refreshed. But the most important thing is that is makes my make up very natural and flawless. when i use powder it can look too powdery(?) and i dont like it. so I spray 1-4 splashes on my skin and it looks better. I think everyone should buy this spray. it's great. The smell is ok. sometimes i dont like it. Some people say that it smells like hairspray. sometimes i would agree, but only sometimes. the spray care my skin and gives moisture. i like that as well. you can spray it whenever you want. it's great for all times. when i use mascara or eye kohl the spray dont remove it and it isnt smudgy/smeared.it gives a nice glow and it's really great! makes the colors more vibrant(good for pigments). when some people think you dont need it. it's wrong. very useful product and makes skin more natural and the skin looks not like you used very much powder or foundation. (makes blush like your real cheeks.) i cant say it enough. it's GREAT!

and a few others:

http://www.specktra.net/showthread.php?t=31333

and i'm really unsure with my english, too

Pocahontas1979 · 12-26-2006, 09:35 AM #**152** (**permalink**)

Thank you very much for your advices. I'll buy this prodct in some days

MAC_Whore · 01-08-2007, 07:59 PM #**153** (**permalink**)

I have to rave about this! I have been using Strobe Cream, MSF Naturals, MSFs for blush and finishing it off with this Fix+/Vanilla pigment combo and my skin looks so radiant! People have been commenting on it. You have to try this!

Thanks LadyDangerr!

MACGoddess · 01-08-2007, 09:40 PM #**154** (**permalink**)

Quote:

Originally Posted by ladydangerr

As an artist for mac, I've tried and tested everything at the counter and fix+ wasn't doing it for me. I'm not sure how much it actually "refreshes" your make up like it says it does. So I took it to the drawing board and figured out how to make an amazing product out of it. All I did was add a little bit of my vanilla pigment to it (you can use any color you like) and shook it up a lot. When you spray it onto your face or arms, you get a nice glowing sheen that actually does appear to make you look refreshed. So if you want a nice shimmer, this is the way to go because you can keep the bottle in your purse and just spray yourself without the bother of using a brush and applying irridescent powder or any other powder for that matter. I dunno, its just a fun way to use fix +!!!

Yeah, we have done this at the store for a long time now, but we use the loose iridescent powders, Silver Dusk looks amazing on lighter skintones and Golden Bronze is ridiculous if you have even a little bit of a tan...

MACGoddess · 01-08-2007, 09:42 PM #**155** (**permalink**)

Quote:

Originally Posted by giz2000

You can also add Golden Bronze or Silver Dusk loose powder to it...same effect as the Vanilla pigment (only more bronze or silvery). I also use it to make "liquid" liner in a pinch...and for thinning out liquid liner to use on face charts.

I never thought about using Fix+ to thin out LL for facecharts, I just use a couple of drops of alcohol, but I'll try it out on a chart tomorrow at work!

pixichik77 · 01-21-2007, 10:32 PM #**156** (**permalink**)

I was wondering if everyone could share tips on Fix+. Other than a hydrating face spray, I would like to know what else it can do. I have heard people using it with eye shadows and liquid foundations, etc and I was hoping for some elaboration and explanation. Thanks muchly.

amoona · 01-21-2007, 10:38 PM #**157** (**permalink**)

Since I don't have Mixing Medium and I'm too lazy to go to the Pro Store I use Fix+ with my pigments. I pick up the pigments with my brush, spray Fix+ on it and then apply the pigments.

I also use Fix+ after i finish my make-up and just spray it on my face. It really helps keep my make-up on for the whole day and the color of my e/s and even my blush doesn't seem to fade like it did before.

..kels* · 01-21-2007, 10:40 PM #**158** (**permalink**)

someone else on here (can't remember who) suggested adding a little bit of vanilla pigment to it for a glowy look. i use it like that & love it!

Renee · 01-21-2007, 11:02 PM #**159** (**permalink**)

I spray Fix+ on my kabuki brush before I apply mineral foundation and it makes it go on flawless, without the powder flying everywhere!

BlahWah · 01-21-2007, 11:20 PM #**160** (**permalink**)

There's a bit more description of some uses in here. I specifically like it to use shadow as liner w/ the 266, or getting shadow as close to my lashes as possible with the 213. HTH!

discokie · 01-23-2007, 07:14 AM #**161** (**permalink**)

good idea! i'm definetely trying this out.

i just got Fix+ a couple of days ago and i have absolutely no idea how to use it besides spraying it on the face so the makeup stays on. this helps! thanks!

pixichik77 · 01-25-2007, 12:07 AM #**162** (**permalink**)

I've seen comments about using Fix+ to use shadows and liners wet (like above) but have I read correctly that people use it with powdered foundations (mineral makeups, studio fix)? And how exactly? Just spray after application, or spray the brush, etc? Thanks for clarification...

MisStarrlight · 01-25-2007, 06:22 AM #**163** (**permalink**)

Aside from the usual-mixing with anything powder to make it wet/stronger color, the favorites at my counter include: Spraying Fix + on ashy elbows/knees & in frizzy hair.

allan_willb · 01-25-2007, 07:56 AM #**164** (**permalink**)

spray and add glitter!holds better esp for body glitter.i just blow the glitter out straight from the jar....watch the eyes tho and sometimes i use it im the morning to wake the skin up.