LineausBH58
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anyone else have this problem with their shadesticks???
Should I just return it?? exchange it i mean... i think the color is a bit much for me anyway.... 
Dry Overcast????
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XxTinker_BellxX
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i never use hem but i always hear peopel talk about how hard they are and thats why they dont like them...
lara
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Some of the shadesticks are drier than others - generally the more frost, the less 'slick' it has. It also depends on the weather and where you store the shadestick.
Give it a quick blast with a hot hairdryer before using it, that should help the product glide onto your skin.
Give it a quick blast with a hot hairdryer before using it, that should help the product glide onto your skin.
AriannaErin
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I love shadesticks. but once bought Crimsonnaire and found it too dry, not like the tester was at all. So I wrote MAC about it, and in about 2 weeks they had sent me a new one
yay! Could just be that particular one...
Designergirl9
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I have crimsionaire and it comes out easily for me but I leave it sitting out not far from the window so it stays softer
LineausBH58
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i like the shadesticks... i have like 4 others... i think was Lara said might be right... more frost less smooth
| Originally Posted by XxTinker_BellxX i never use hem but i always hear peopel talk about how hard they are and thats why they dont like them... |
i like the shadesticks... i have like 4 others... i think was Lara said might be right... more frost less smooth
XxTinker_BellxX
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Ive never tried them.. only paints
i think i might jus try em out tho... see what i like better ya know?
| Originally Posted by LineausBH58 i like the shadesticks... i have like 4 others... i think was Lara said might be right... more frost less smooth |
Ive never tried them.. only paints
bellaetoile
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i love shadesticks..i own almost all of them.
melt the shadestick for 5-10 seconds with a blast from a hot hair dryer, like lara said. watch carefully though, you don't want to completely liquefy them, just soften them up. smooth the product onto your index finger, it should glide right on. from there, apply product to your lid with your finger. it goes on smoother, there's no tugging, and you get a much more controlled application. even out with your finger, or a brush (252 or 242) if you wish. hope this helps.
melt the shadestick for 5-10 seconds with a blast from a hot hair dryer, like lara said. watch carefully though, you don't want to completely liquefy them, just soften them up. smooth the product onto your index finger, it should glide right on. from there, apply product to your lid with your finger. it goes on smoother, there's no tugging, and you get a much more controlled application. even out with your finger, or a brush (252 or 242) if you wish. hope this helps.
