montREALady
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I like the colorful ones, but I already have colors like these, maybe with the exception of Burnt Pepper maybe, I'd have to know the finish. Swiss Chocolate too, I'd have to see the finish.
I like the colorful ones, but I already have colors like these, maybe with the exception of Burnt Pepper maybe, I'd have to know the finish. Swiss Chocolate too, I'd have to see the finish.
I agree on both counts. I'm thinking that SC might make a nice, more dramatic contour for me. And BP is way prettier than I thought.Interested in Swiss Chocolate, I'm wondering if I could pull it off or if it would look 'dirty' on my pale skin. Also, I've never paid attention to Burnt Pepper before, it looks gorgeous!
I wouldn't write it off too quickly. I have Devil, for instance and I love it on my pale skin. It doesn't overwhelm me at all.Yup the blush extension is clearly not for my pale skin
Thanks for posting Dolly! I'll take all....I asked the higher ups and was told to "feel free to post them"...I meant no harm to anyone. Thanks Nay
I haven't worn it for awhile but I used to in the mid-2000's. I wanted the Carolyn Besette Kennedy look with white shadow and red lips. I got white-white shadows from MAC (can't remember the names but just look for their plain whites). I remember that the SA tried to talk me out of it and steer me toward Vanilla. I bought Vanilla but still did my white eye look, as did one of my friends. Fascinating Eye Kohl works well with it, too. If you're good with a wing, I think a dark liner with a wing looks very 60's "mod".I've been seeing some gorgeous looks with white eyeshadow. I don't even own a white shadow.
Do you guys/gals wear white? Which MAC white would be a good one to start with?
Thanks for the help, I appreciate it.
Yes, that's what I was thinking. Hopefully they are matte finishes.I can see them being used for more editorial or runway looks. They may also make good contour shades for dark skins.
I agree! And you don't need to use them at full capacity either. I like to mix blushes so I'm particularly excited for these!I can see them being used for more editorial or runway looks. They may also make good contour shades for dark skins.
Yeah exactly! You're obviously not gonna put dark brown blush on your cheek without blending it in (wel you shouldnt hahaha)I agree! And you don't need to use them at full capacity either. I like to mix blushes so I'm particularly excited for these!
One would hope! Unless, that's what makes you happy.Yeah exactly! You're obviously not gonna put dark brown blush on your cheek without blending it in (wel you shouldnt hahaha)
It is! I have it and it's beautiful!Burnt Pepper looks really nice!
I bought Frankly Scarlet a few months ago, its very pigmented but with a light hand i like it. it can very easily look clownish IMOI can't wait to get burnt pepper and possibly frankly scarlet, as long as it's not tooo pigmented to where i need a super light hand. All the plum/red berry shades ive had i wound up selling because i prefer something easier to use. I wonder how swiss choc would look as a "contour" on lighter skin. Il have to wait on more swatches