First pallette help ..(4 pan)

urbanlilyfairy · 05-15-2007, 03:13 AM #1 (**permalink**)

Ok so someone is doing a cp for me at a MAC Pro. No freestanding stores near me and my nearest counter is about 40 miles away =( ... I want to get a 4 palette. But since i'm limited to viewing colors online and I have been scrambling around finding swatches... I have choosen 3 colors i definetly want ..but need 1 more and prolly a few back ups in case some are not available.

so far I really want Mulch, amberlights, and juxt.

what i have already in pot form is :
humid
expenisve pink
steamy
black tied
kinght divine
grain
vanilla
satin taupe

and i have the pandominum quad.

so i guess what im asking is what shade would compliment the mulch,amberlights and juxt ? Also i'd like a color that is not too similar too something that I already have. I'm trying to build up my collection and get some variety heh. Only discovered MAC 2 months ago.

so please please give me suggestions ..pretty please with a cherry on top

ps and if anyone could swatch those choosen colors too see how they look in a pan together ..that would be most appreciated ...

if no swatches do you think those colors would look purty together ? hehe

Showgirl · 05-15-2007, 08:38 AM #2 (**permalink**)

How bout gorgeous gold? It's a beautiful shimmery lemon-ish gold with green reflects through it. Looks great with humid and other greens, and should be a nice complement to amberlights and mulch. Also good for a "spring flower"-ish look paired with your Pandamonium purples.

Forgot to say: it's cute as pie with expensive pink, and makes a nice "yellow n teal" shimmery contrast eye with steamy, too. And it's NOTHING like any of the shadows you already own.

melliquor · 05-15-2007, 04:26 PM #3 (**permalink**)

Woodwinked is gorg. This is one of my HG e/s. It is sort of goldish/brown. Just lovely.

juicyaddict · 05-15-2007, 08:24 PM #4 (**permalink**)

how bout adding a highlighter color? i love quads, and i make my own palette. just like the premade quads, you need lid, crease, highlight combos. so with colors you chose, i think juxt or amberlights will be good lid colors then maybe mulch for crease. you may want to add another darker crease color in case mulch isn't intense enough. so either get a highligher like shroom (depending on your skintone), or darker crease color like antiqued or sketch, yes definitely get sketch.