erine1881
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Pro on the 2nd, everyone else probably the 3rd, definitely the 4th.So April 4th online? That means maybe Pro will get it a few days before. It's going to be a long week. I can't wait for this release!ompom:
MAC In Extra Dimension Collection 2013 (April 2013)
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ALivingDoll
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Thank you so much Debbs! Can i ask what slight difference you noticed with Def.Defined, altho similar to Superb and Glorify? I'm on the fence about it because i rarely use either one of these....especially Glorify..used it once maybe twice. Your description of the shadows have made me curious about them. I was so not interested in them and now I am lol.
Debbs
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It does appear pale white with pink undertones in the pan however has a lot of color pay-off when swatched.
Debbs
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Opalesse (excellent color-payoff) is unlike prior releases however Triple Impact IMO is comparable to Stylishly Merry. Regarding RTP, no similiarity noted amongst these. I however think that Triple Impact and the silver shadow (which I did not swatch) are the most dupeable ones. Smoky Mauve is much lighter than I thought it would be but it has a very nice subtle sheen to it. The closest dupe I can think of to SM may be Prettified CMP. Dimensional Blue is only a tad bit lighter than Smoky Pressed Pigment. DB is not a must-have for me but it is nice with a silky smooth feel and really pretty sheen. DB may look beautiful paired with Zestful. Zestful (a must-have) is refreshingly new and unique to the EDES family.
Debbs
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The sheen and sparkle evident from Glorify and Superb was not as visible with the darker portion of DD. I think it may be best to mix both areas to get that effect. It was somewhat duller and a bit "pasty" swatched compared to the others if I remember correctlyThank you so much Debbs! Can i ask what slight difference you noticed with Def.Defined, altho similar to Superb and Glorify? I'm on the fence about it because i rarely use either one of these....especially Glorify..used it once maybe twice. Your description of the shadows have made me curious about them. I was so not interested in them and now I am lol.
Debbs
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I did not use any base, paintpots, cream color base or Fix + etc and these shadows performed really well on their own. The swatches also lasted a long time and were impressively vibrant looking on my hand. Wet swatches or with bases can only improve and enhance their performance. I am a self- professed sucker for these and I was not disappointed one bit.
Richelle83
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This makes so much more sense, thank you!
AniBEE
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I think you sold me on only getting the EDES's from this collection and skipping the EDSF. To me it sound like the darker portion of the EDSF has a similar texture to the blushes. I might get Definitely Defined for that reason as a blusher but will now skip Double Definition for sure.
AniBEE
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Some much truer close up photo's of the products: Double Dimension, Shape The Future, Fiery Impact, Bareness, Opalesse, Dimensional Blue and Smoky Mauve.
http://www.beautezine.com/sneak-peek-at-the-mac-in-extra-dimension-collection-for-summer-2013/
But no Definitely Defined yet...
http://www.beautezine.com/sneak-peek-at-the-mac-in-extra-dimension-collection-for-summer-2013/
But no Definitely Defined yet...
Debbs
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They are different. I would describe Dimensional Blue as a frosty like sky blue. When I get home this evening I will swatch Divine Blue.
Off the top of my head I think Divine Blue has more aqua-like undertones but I am not 100% sure
MaitaiFluff
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Thank you for all the info Debbs!! This helps my list exponentially.
Anitacska
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MACina
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allthingsmakeup
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The same here!
