Copperhead
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I'm only interested in Lavender Whip and the Eclair Paint Pot.
MAC Baking Beauties Collection (April 2013)
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Medgal07
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Ditto! Also, I love Paint Pots. Dangerous Cuvee & Let's Skate are repromotes. I start with a very conservative list and then end up with way more then I'd intended. At least I make an effort !Don't worry, most people are. Myself included.
mallory1712
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I am so excited about this collection! sweets and pastels...uuuuh my fave
Prettypackages
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This is my realistic list. the lipsticks are a maybe it depends on how light they are. The mineralize lip balms I love but if they are too light I don't need them all. The pearlmatte is a maybe. This might not be so bad for me
... time for a new thread!
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Baking Beauties April 18
Lipstick 15.00 US/18.00 CAD
Rasberry Swirl - Light white blue pink (Cremesheen)
Pure Decoration - Light white peach (Cremesheen)
Lavender Whip - Light cool lavender (Cremesheen)
Devil's Food - Glossy deep plum (Frost)
Mineralize Tinted Lip Balm 19.50 US/22.50 CAD
Sweet Tooth - Creamy lilac
Baking Beauty - Creamy light peach
Glace' - Creamy pale baby blue
Cheery Cherry - Creamy mid-tone blue pink
Pro Longwear Pain Pot 18.50 US/22.00 CAD
Fancy Frosting - Frosted white
Mooncake - Warm beige
Eclair - Light chocolate with gold pearlized pigments
Let's Skate - Pale pink with pearlized pigments
Dangerous Cuvee - Frosted cool grey
Glitter 21.00 US/25.00 CAD
Reflects Transparent Teal - Sparkling white with turqoise
Pink - Bright pink
Haute & Naughty Lash 20.00 US/23.50 CAD
Black
Pearlmatte Face Powder 29.00 US/34.00 CAD
In For A Treat - Champagne base with matte coral flowers and mint leaves
Pink Buttercream - Light silvery pink base with dark pink flowers and periwinkle leaves
Lustre Drops 21.00 US/25.00 CAD
Pink Rebel - Blue pink with gold pearlized pigments
Nail Lacquer 16.00 US/18/00 CAD
Blue Velvet - Light periwinkle blue (Cream)
Confectionary - Light blue pink (Cream)
Pistachio Creme - Light teal mint (Cream)
129 Brush 35.00 US/42.00 CAD
Powder/Blush Brush
252 Brush 31.00 US/37.50 CAD
Large Shader Brush
bluelitzer
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What eyeshadows look good over a chocolate colored base like the Eclair paint pot?
Prettypackages
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Probablly colors like Mulch, Carbonized and etc... i think it would look good on it's own as well.
I bet layering gold, oranges and sheer colors like flicker would be pretty too.
I bet layering gold, oranges and sheer colors like flicker would be pretty too.
ForeverJenn
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Perhaps lavender whip and devil's food for me, and maybe a pearl Matte. Not so bad! Devil's food is a frost, I don't own any lipsticks in that finish , are they any generally "good"?
VampyCouture
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Ditto
bluelitzer
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thanks i will try those. i was hoping there would be duochromes in the new collections so i could try them over these new paint pots.
ChosenOne
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I really can't wait for the promo pics and swatches to come out for this collection! I'm especially curious to see the pearlmattes. They sound soooo pretty! If I'm mesmerized by them, I might have to buy one or both, even though I've never tried a pearlmatte in my life, lol.
Mac-Guy
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It is very hard - almost impossible - to capture a swatch of a pearlmatte in a photograph. While you can do a heavier swatch with your fingers, it does not reflect at all how it is supposed to be applied nor does it capture how it will come out on skin. It's really a product that one needs to test in store (with a brush!).
ChosenOne
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Noted!!
BuickMackane
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Which brushes work best with Pearlmattes in your experience? Would a regular powder brush do or do they need something more specialised?
Mac-Guy
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You want a firm brush as the pearlmattes are extremely hard pressed. For highlighting, I'd use the 169 (the 168 is way too soft, which results in zero color pay off). Alternatively, the 128 might work, but as it is not angled, it's not ideal (though it is certainly firm enough). For an all-over application, I'd use the 183. Although the hair is soft, it works well as it is flat and short, which allows (a) the brush to pick up enough product and (b) deposit the pigment on your skin rather than being stuck on the bristles.
BlissfullyYours
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Lol I never thought of it that way but that makes SO much sense...
OctoberViolet
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Pearlmatte Face Powder 29.00 US/34.00 CAD
In For A Treat - Champagne base with matte coral flowers and mint leaves
Pink Buttercream - Light silvery pink base with dark pink flowers and periwinkle leaves
Can't wait to see pictures of these!
Anitacska
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Pink Buttercream especially sounds gorgeous!
I may just buy both of these beauties. I've never tried a Pearlmatte before, but these two may just be my first. I look forward to pictures and reviews.
