Eyeshadow creasing!

[xxluverxx]

I've purchased the new paint pot in Bare Study yesterday. Used it as a base to bring out the shadows. I had fell asleep early with my makeup on =x and when I woke up my makeup was still in place with this dewy look. Highly recommended since my makeup was still in place!!!

 

[glam8babe]

the new MAC paintpots look sooo nice i have to have them all!

 

[kiss_love_kill]

macs paint dosnt work on me... at all

 

[AppleDiva]

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Originally Posted by lorraine_loz i was hoping for a mac item to help?

The mac eye primer is cool, but you will not use 2 layers or add with fluidline or stila shadow pots.

 

[lorraine_loz]

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Originally Posted by Love Always Ivy if you want a mac product, try out one of the new paint pots, i heard theyre divine :-D

they are...i bought rubenesque paint last week! and since then no creasing! love it!

 

[lorraine_loz]

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Originally Posted by xxluverxx I've purchased the new paint pot in Bare Study yesterday. Used it as a base to bring out the shadows. I had fell asleep early with my makeup on =x and when I woke up my makeup was still in place with this dewy look. Highly recommended since my makeup was still in place!!!

yes i want a bare one too, i bought rubenesque but its sold so wont go with everything...but it does look amazing with new eyeshadows!

 

[xiahe]

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Originally Posted by lorraine_loz yes i want a bare one too, i bought rubenesque but its sold so wont go with everything...but it does look amazing with new eyeshadows!

yes the paint pots are a nice e/s base if applied thin to the eyelids. if you want something cheaper BUT JUST AS EFFECTIVE for an eyeshadow base, try Wet N Wild's Mega Eyes Cream Eyeshadow. they come in this little tube much like the MAC paints do and they're awesome at keeping eyeshadow crease-free. the best thing is that they're only $2.99/ea! i also heard people using the Revlon Cream Shadows as bases (applied thinly) but i've never really tried that...i just stick with the WnW ones.

L'Oreal De-Crease (it's like $10ish - NOT the wrinkle de-crease!) is nice too, but if you're going to go with that i personally would just spend the extra $4 and get UDPP or MAC Paints/Shadesticks. i personally don't like the shadesticks. i like the idea of them but IMO they don't apply very smoothly.

 

[dp3]

I use MAC paints and paint pots AND MAC Matte to prevent creasing. MAC Matte is a clear gel that can be applied to the face or eyes to prevent shine.

I apply MAC Matte first, from lash line to brow and then I apply paint or paint pot. I have oily skin and the Matte + Paint combo helps control the oil and prevent creasing.

I want to try UDPP, but I am worried about blendability.

 

[MiCHiE]

It seriously does not make blending a pain if you use a tiny amount and rub it in.

 

[Beauty Mark]

ITA. The only times I've had difficulties blending with UDPP is when I've used too much or the time I tried putting shadow on immediately after

 

[Tendertoni]

I use MAC Matte to prevent creasing too. Works like a charm!

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Originally Posted by dp3 I use MAC paints and paint pots AND MAC Matte to prevent creasing. MAC Matte is a clear gel that can be applied to the face or eyes to prevent shine. I apply MAC Matte first, from lash line to brow and then I apply paint or paint pot. I have oily skin and the Matte + Paint combo helps control the oil and prevent creasing. I want to try UDPP, but I am worried about blendability.