MAC flammable paint and MAC carbon query

[Palzonia]

Hey girls,

I bought the MAC flammable for an Indian wedding some time back and used it with gold. It was a great look, but more a traditional indian wedding party i guess.

I know MAC's discontinued the Flammable paint now and the MA wasn't too big a help when I asked her for what to use it with.

I'm hoping you girls can give me some ideas on what to combine with Flammable (I was thinking Carbon, but not sure, as a red and black might get too weird

)...

Oh, by the way i'm an NC44

Thanks girls.. I love this place, best beauty buddy ever !

 

[nunu]

Try beauty marked eyeshadow on top, the purple specs will show up. Also try it under the red in danger zone trio and the red in mi'lady.
Coppering eyeshadow will look great on op of it as well.

Hope this helps.

 

[Miss. Herzeleid]

Yeh i think Beauty Marked would look fab underneath it.

 

[amber_j]

Good question! I'm trying to get more use out of my Flammable paint too.

 

[leenybeeny]

I love to use it under pinks, purples, red-browns, and coppery colours.

 

[Palzonia]

Hey Girls, thanks so much... I'm in the middle of experimenting right now..
There's some other stuff I don't usually bring out, so trying to layer with those

...
one eye with UD's oil slick (too dark for regular use me thinks) and the other has NARS cyprus (on its own it looks a little too light on me)... hmmm, think that could work as well

Nunu ... thanks for the advicegirl, i'm off to test/buy beauty marked first thing tomorrow

oh, by the way, for the wedding I'd used Flammable with UD's Maui Wowie (crazy name !!) , looks really nice if any Indian girls are looking at it for the wedding season !

 

[saj20052006]

Carbon, Pink Opal (Any Pink)

 

[TISH1124]

I wear mine under purples, reds, browns...It is such a beautiful base for those type colors...Carbon looks fabulous on top of it.

 

[Sanayhs]

You can try things like Stars n Rockets/Pink pearl or blues over it, too. Your best bet may be to do a stripe of it along your arm and simply swatch a whole bunch of things over it to get a feel for it. You may discover some really nifty combos!