shootergirlnc
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Well, now the 235 brush and Golden Gaze are sold out on the site! Wasn't expecting the 235 to sell out that fast.
Oh I'm sorry lovely, I'm a wicked little enabler I know - but honestly, I love these shadows and rose quartz is my new go to blush. I love love love love love them.......why aren't you running to your MAC counter already![]()
I'm kidding, but if can afford these and there are any you kinda like, do go swatch![]()
ohh man! that sucks!!Oh WTF, I got charged 2x for my pre-order. What sucks, is that I transferred enough to my personal from my business to cover it now I am in the red by $260!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Knowing how this crap works it will take 5 business days for a credit charge to be reversed...![]()
Well, now the 235 brush and Golden Gaze are sold out on the site! Wasn't expecting the 235 to sell out that fast.
My thoughts on SP Crystal Pink: This MSF is the most glittery one, giving an almost metallic pink finish that on my NW 20 skin looked rather artificial. It reminded me strongly of the Mineralize Sheersheen powder in Lucent, which I use as a highlighter, but Lucent is more subtle. For an all over face application, you need some courage to pull it off during the day-time and/or apply it with an ultra-light hand, in which case it defeats the purpose of CP. I found it to be much more glittery than RQ, which is further emphasized by the metallic sheen. It can certainly be used as a highlighter, but there are probably better, more appropriate, and less expensive highlighters (including other MSF) out there that give you a similar, but not as metallic-dramatic effect. To me, it looks more like a runway finish or what you would see in a high fashion editorial rather than what you would wear on the street (and I am rather open-minded about bright and shiny colors). The metallic part seems to be mostly the outer circle, so if you are just interested in the glittery part, you could only use the inner circle if you pick one that has a relatively large nipple. Again, if you are just using one part of the product, it probably defeats the whole purpose of this MSF. If you apply it lightly, it might help you to achieve a winter-fairytale look if you are very pale (think of the Sugarplum fairy in Nutcracker). I am sure there are certain people who can pull it off and it will look stunning, but it was not to my liking.
just received feeling flush today and it's gorgeous in the pan. it's super smooth and easy to apply though the shade i got is quite pigmented. i needed to wipe some off because i have a heavy hand with blush and didn't want to look clownish. this is powdery like the other mineralize blushes i've tried by back (quite cute & in the groove). if you guys want anything from this collection, get a blush. the consistency is amazing and it's a must have for blush fanatics like myself. i may just grab the amber shade because i prefer neutrals.
here's me with it on:
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Glad it helped. Looking at your profile picture (if that is you), I am certain you can pull it off. I would only recommend buying it if you plan on wearing it as an all over the face glow. It's too expensive as just a highlight and/or takes up unnecessary space in our stash. I would recommend using the 187 rather than the 179 to apply it - or maybe dust it on with the 187 and buff it out with the kabuki (if you bought it). I think it will look lovely on you with a frosty e/s and a neutral lip even during the day-time (in winter), but it seems too frosty for a summer look.Thank you so much for this. Its reviews like this that help so so much when you can only buy online. I am half tempted by your review, if only to keep it for winter and do an ice queen snow look for Christmas! I'm crazy I know!
But you're probably right, for an icy highlight I own several that are very wearable so this would be an expensive novelty *le sigh*
didn't expect the 235 to sell out either. i used mine this morning, and it was fine. not a must have brush to me, but i liked it okay.