Make Up For Ever (MUFE) Discussion
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shontay07108
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[quote name="Miss QQ" url="/forum/thread/49254/make-up-for-ever-mufe-discussion/1110#post_2076807"] Has anyone seen or tried the Uplight face luminizer gel? The collection was launched last Friday at Sephora and when I was there on Saturday, two of the shades were already sold out, the white one and another I can't recall. Stocks will be coming in again. Not sure which shade is good. Any reviews?
[/quote] Pixiwoo loves the stuff. You can go to their youtube page, do a search and there's a video of one of them using it. I can't wait to get it.
[/quote] Pixiwoo loves the stuff. You can go to their youtube page, do a search and there's a video of one of them using it. I can't wait to get it.
Sequinzombie
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I always spend a good twenty minutes just looking at everything. What should be my first MUFE product?
fleur de lis
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They have loads of good products but here are some of their best, imo:
HD foundation
Face and Body foundation
Aqua creams
Aqua eyes eyeliner
Aqua lips lipliner
Rouge Artist Intense
I'd personally start with one of them, depending on what makeup you need/use most often
Let us know what you get!
HD foundation
Face and Body foundation
Aqua creams
Aqua eyes eyeliner
Aqua lips lipliner
Rouge Artist Intense
I'd personally start with one of them, depending on what makeup you need/use most often
Let us know what you get!
Miss QQ
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Thanks! I'm doing a search now. I have swatched all the shades at Sephora but stocks have not come in yet. Still haven't decided on which shade to get, so hopefully the reviews will help. Pleased to know you are excited too!
FatalCharm
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I love MUFE eyeshadows! I have eyeshadows in 18 and 75. But for some reason, the aqua cream I bought, 18 purple, just does not want to work with me. I use UDPP and always apply my makeup after washing my face, and drying it of course, but it always seems to crease on my eyelids. Any suggestions?
MAChostage
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MUFE, just WOW. Our new Sephora store opened today (I was the 11th person in line and got a gift card for $25!) and I made a beeline for MUFE. I've ordered a couple of their shadows and the eyebrow corrector sight unseen from the Sephora website in the past and, fortunately for me, I've loved each thing I've purchased. There is *nothing* like being able to see these products in person, though! I didn't go buck wild this time, but I did end up getting my first: Aqua Cream for eyes in #16, Lab Shine (Metal Collection) l/g in M10, and Rouge Artist Intense l/s in #13. I was so impressed and I'm so happy to now have hands on access at a Sephora store!!
Oh, as a side note, I also tried out the HD foundation. I'm NC44 and tried #170. It was a PERFECT match, it just melted/blended right into my own skin. Never in my life have I tried a foundation that was this perfectly matched to my skin, undertones and everything. Whenever I asked a different store employee how it looked from their view they were like "you have something on?" Just floored me!
Oh, as a side note, I also tried out the HD foundation. I'm NC44 and tried #170. It was a PERFECT match, it just melted/blended right into my own skin. Never in my life have I tried a foundation that was this perfectly matched to my skin, undertones and everything. Whenever I asked a different store employee how it looked from their view they were like "you have something on?" Just floored me!
s_lost
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I've problems with my Aqua Cream (19) too. The texture is not good, it gets flocky. I much prefer MAC PP or Benefit Creaseless Cream eyeliners
EngineerBarbie
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I find the more metallic Aqua Cream shades work best.
I have #18 and it, and its problem cousins #4 (snow) and #16 (pink) are a pain in the proverbial to apply. I use LORAC eye shadow primer and while it does make them go on a bit smoother and stop creasing (I have oily eyelids so te UDPP doesn't do squat for me), it seems to clump and not want to spread at all.
I find the more metallic Aqua Cream shades work best.
mac_aiken
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I was in Las Vegas over the weekend. Didn't know the Sephora there had essentially a free standing MUFE boutique. I was in heaven. Got to watch several talented artists apply makeup for local showgirls and theater performers. Everyone was so nice.
They literally carry just about everything that MUFE makes except for 1-2 PRO products. They are expecting their shipment of the new Aqua liners next week. In the mean time I picked up the Mat Bronze in Apricot.
They literally carry just about everything that MUFE makes except for 1-2 PRO products. They are expecting their shipment of the new Aqua liners next week. In the mean time I picked up the Mat Bronze in Apricot.
shontay07108
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I just want to say a little something about the new Mufe eyebrow gel now being sold at Sephora. This is a clear gel to set the brows, not the gel eyebrow corrector. It's magic, guys. I've tried one or two eyebrow gels before, but this one is great. It glides on, it's light and never makes the hair on the brows or your skin feel stiff. I use it to shape my brows and tame them. Then, I add the eyebrow corrector to fix them up. After that, I go over my brows once more to remove the extra gel. Sometimes, I can be heavy-handed and make my brows too dark. The gel makes it look natural and like real hair. Amazing, amazing, amazing. Give both products a shot.
BeautyByLele
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Currently I use MAC spiked eyebrow pencil for my brows but when Ive used that up I want to try the eyebrow corrector. Now you have me curious about the Brow Seal. Ive noticed for awhile the eyebrow corrector has been out of stock on Sephora & everytime I go to Sephora they never have it in the store. I think I remember someone mentioned that Sephora was not going to be selling the eyebrow corrector anymore, so does that mean the only way I can purchase it is through the MUFE store in NY??
Also, I think ( I could be wrong) someone mentioned a while ago that there was a MUFE store in Vegas or is that just an extension of Sephora ?? If so, does anybody know if you can do phone orders through the Vegas store or is it only through the store in NY ??
shontay07108
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I believe it's just an extension of a Sephora. Mufe only has NY listed as a store location on it's site. Yeah, Sephora is no longer carrying the eyebrow corrector, I've been told. Another member mentioned it. So, you have to call the boutique or be lucky enough to find a Sephora that still carries it. I've been to 2 Sephora's recently and they had my #3. I will snatch one up soon even though I already have 2.
MAChostage
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This looks to be true, ladies. I see that they have the #4 in stock, but once that's gone they probably won't carry it again. Then I guess I'll be back to my Spiked pencil -- and the Brow Seal.
shontay07108
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I'm telling you, you don't appreciate a product until you leave it alone for awhile and then come back to it. I found an old tube of the mufe primer in 0. I used it this morning and my foundation looked better. It's in the 90s around here people and my mufe foundation never fails me, but the primer did improve it. I have laugh lines and this stuff helps keep foundation out of there. I will go back to using this on a regular basis.
mac_aiken
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shontay07108
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[quote name="mac_aiken" url="/forum/thread/49254/make-up-for-ever-mufe-discussion/1110#post_2128964"]Shontay, have you tried their HD elixir? If so, what did you think?
[/quote] Yes. I tried the elixer way back when it was first released. The one thing I liked the most was how smooth it made my face feel. It's really unbelievable. It, like the primer, kept make up out of my laugh lines. However, I stopped using it because at that point, I was always looking for a new routine. Plus, it's expensive for what you get. You don't need much of the elixer, but it still hurts. I'd say try it if you're curious. I don't have a bad opinion of it, but I can settle with my neutrogena moisturizer, hd primer and foundation routine.
[/quote] Yes. I tried the elixer way back when it was first released. The one thing I liked the most was how smooth it made my face feel. It's really unbelievable. It, like the primer, kept make up out of my laugh lines. However, I stopped using it because at that point, I was always looking for a new routine. Plus, it's expensive for what you get. You don't need much of the elixer, but it still hurts. I'd say try it if you're curious. I don't have a bad opinion of it, but I can settle with my neutrogena moisturizer, hd primer and foundation routine.
