aradhana
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you must!I was thinking the same thing as I was going through these posts.
it's super awesome!
you must!I was thinking the same thing as I was going through these posts.
I definitely want the Lustre Drops, I'll probably pass the blush duo and RiRiWoo since I don't really wear red lipstick. Still unsure about the other 2 pieces.
lilinah - what does [sic] mean? i'm sorry it's off topic, but whenever i see that term i never properly understand.
you must!
it's super awesome!
lilinah - what does [sic] mean? i'm sorry it's off topic, but whenever i see that term i never properly understand.
you must!
it's super awesome!
Yup! for papers, I put in sic when I am putting a direct quote so the reader knows that the mistakes in the quote weren't mine and was taken right from whatever I'm using it from for my papers. It comes in very helpful so that my professors don't think I was the one who messed up the quote.I believe it means "spelling incorrect" or something along those lines. I notice it often in media where they are using someones quote and the spelling is wrong. Instead of fixing it they put [sic] to show the spelling is wrong and it's not an error on the media's side.
Notice the semi-colons separating the items in the list: "RiRi Woo, a bluish remix of the cult classic Ruby Woo lipstick; Lustre Drop [sic], a bright-like-a-diamond highlighter;
But Lustre Drop is the correct spelling. ETA: Or is it because its missing the s in drops? LolI believe it means "spelling incorrect" or something along those lines. I notice it often in media where they are using someones quote and the spelling is wrong. Instead of fixing it they put [sic] to show the spelling is wrong and it's not an error on the media's side.
mmhmm. come back to me next month and let me know how that went
lmao
I think the "bright like a diamond highlighter" is being used to describe the luster drop.it says barbados girl luster drops and a bright like a diamond highlighter so seems its 2 different stuff
Not sure why they used [sic] unless it's because most people spell Lustre as Luster. "Lustre" is the french spelling if I remember correctly. It's spelled right as far as it being what MAC has named it but in English (U.S. English I guess) that's not how it's spelled. Kind of like color and colour lol.ETA: Or is it because its missing the s in drops? Lol
Yup getting another riri woo with this launch and then one with special packaging in the fallUp the Amp was one of my first lipsticks. I bought it along with Girl About Town and Pink Nouveau. I'm getting the retro matte version with BUs. I think I want another BU of RiRi Woo, too.
I just used a few drops yesterday mixed into my Face and Body -- nice and glow-y but not weird looking.How do you gals use lustre drops? Do you just use it as a highlight or mix it with foundation? This one is sooo beautiful I might just have to try it out!
This is what I do too.I just used a few drops yesterday mixed into my Face and Body -- nice and glow-y but not weird looking.
Would the color of these be kind of odd mixing with your foundation? They seem kind of dark for my skin tone. If i were to get these I would try to use them as a cheek tint or something. Would that work out? I've never used the perm. lustre drops.I just used a few drops yesterday mixed into my Face and Body -- nice and glow-y but not weird looking.
woooooooooo meeee too!! i got UTA n GAT at the same time when i first got into mac!!Up the Amp was one of my first lipsticks. I bought it along with Girl About Town and Pink Nouveau. I'm getting the retro matte version with BUs. I think I want another BU of RiRi Woo, too.