MAC - Overrich Discussion
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GlamYOURUs
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How about a true red frosty pigment with gold reflects?
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Originally Posted by panther27
These are are hot looking,but I still wish that MAC would release a collection of bright,shimmery rainbow pigments(kinda like c-shock's colors,only with a truer red pigment)
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How about a true red frosty pigment with gold reflects?
panther27
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Yea the mini pigments are always repromotes.I hope that MAC throws in 1 or 2 of the more rare pigments or ones that we don't see all that much.
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| Originally Posted by nadiya
Wonder when we'll find out about the pigment sets in the Holiday Collection? They're usually pigments from earlier collections though aren't they? |
Yea the mini pigments are always repromotes.I hope that MAC throws in 1 or 2 of the more rare pigments or ones that we don't see all that much.
Colorqueen
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These neon pigments are fabulous. Have you worked with them?
The pinks, reds and orange make a fantastic blush- seriously- no one can believe they are the neon pigments. I apply them with the 187 brush. And if you mix them down for uses other than blush with other non neon pigments they are subdued.
These are the most versatile thing MAC has come out with in a while.
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| Originally Posted by AudreyNicole
I was thinking about that this morning when I was putting on Kelly Green pigment. We need some more bright, non-neon, pigments! 
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These neon pigments are fabulous. Have you worked with them?
The pinks, reds and orange make a fantastic blush- seriously- no one can believe they are the neon pigments. I apply them with the 187 brush. And if you mix them down for uses other than blush with other non neon pigments they are subdued.
These are the most versatile thing MAC has come out with in a while.
Colorqueen
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Kelly is too whitish for my liking. Now, if I mix it with green space on the other hand.......with Chartreuse- OOooo now THERE is a great green waiting to happen.
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| Originally Posted by Susanne
Kelly Green and Chartreuse are on my list for the pro store now
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Kelly is too whitish for my liking. Now, if I mix it with green space on the other hand.......with Chartreuse- OOooo now THERE is a great green waiting to happen.
Susanne
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I think they must look gorgeous over PP Rollickin' or Shade Stick Sea Me
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| Originally Posted by Colorqueen
Kelly is too whitish for my liking. Now, if I mix it with green space on the other hand.......with Chartreuse- OOooo now THERE is a great green waiting to happen.
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I think they must look gorgeous over PP Rollickin' or Shade Stick Sea Me
ewlialovesme
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Hur - according the Tempting site, some of these pigments might be permanent at the Pro shops. WHEW. Please let it be the ones I like!
Hur - according the Tempting site, some of these pigments might be permanent at the Pro shops. WHEW. Please let it be the ones I like!
imperfectbeauty
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Im loving antique green the most and it's prob the only one i'll get. Im hoping to get samples of vintage gold, copper beam, and heritage rouge. im not so sure about the others...
kimmy
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i think pigments are way too expensive...of course, one jar of pigment could probably last me for my entire life and could probably be left to my kids and used for their entire lives before it was empty.
i hope somebody will be willing to sell little 1/4 tsp samples of these...especially blonde's gold, that sounds pretty nifty.
i hope somebody will be willing to sell little 1/4 tsp samples of these...especially blonde's gold, that sounds pretty nifty.
CantAffordMAC
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Cheryl always sells samples...thats how Im gonna buy some of these. I'll never buy a whole jar of pigment.
lipglass_junkie
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Right now I'm only liking vintage gold, antique green and *maybe* museum bronze. I already have mauvement, and the others look similar to eye shadows I either have or want to get.
I know I should just buy samples, but the jars are just so darn pretty in my makeup drawer, and I actually find it reassuring that I will never run out
I know I should just buy samples, but the jars are just so darn pretty in my makeup drawer, and I actually find it reassuring that I will never run out
AudreyNicole
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Yep, samples for me too. Most often, they only time I buy a fullsize jar is if it is a very versatile color like Vanilla, Your Ladyship, Gold Dusk, and Silver Fog. They all go with all color families.
These are great colors, but I can't see myself EVER making any kind of substantial dent in a fullsize jar.
| Originally Posted by CantAffordMAC
Cheryl always sells samples...thats how Im gonna buy some of these. I'll never buy a whole jar of pigment. |
Yep, samples for me too. Most often, they only time I buy a fullsize jar is if it is a very versatile color like Vanilla, Your Ladyship, Gold Dusk, and Silver Fog. They all go with all color families.
These are great colors, but I can't see myself EVER making any kind of substantial dent in a fullsize jar.
CantAffordMAC
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It kills me when people buy full sized jars. You could eat a bowl of pigment for breakfast everyday, then use it on ur eyes and lips and as a nailpolish, and still have enough to last you a lifetime
I save a lot of money buying samples. I havent even gotten through one sample jar yet. for the price of 2 full sized pigments, i can get almost 10 colors...
| Originally Posted by AudreyNicole
Yep, samples for me too. Most often, they only time I buy a fullsize jar is if it is a very versatile color like Vanilla, Your Ladyship, Gold Dusk, and Silver Fog. They all go with all color families. These are great colors, but I can't see myself EVER making any kind of substantial dent in a fullsize jar. |
It kills me when people buy full sized jars. You could eat a bowl of pigment for breakfast everyday, then use it on ur eyes and lips and as a nailpolish, and still have enough to last you a lifetime
elegant-one
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Those colors do look LOVELY in their jars
I can see a gorgeous eye done in Blonde's Gold, Copperbeam (love) with Antique Green softly
I can see a gorgeous eye done in Blonde's Gold, Copperbeam (love) with Antique Green softly
Karen_B
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I did buy some full size jars and ended up selling them, keeping half for myself. Vanilla and Aire-de-Blu are the only full sizes I have and they look untouched, although I use them a lot (especially Vanilla). I always get samples now.
Oh, and I almost forgot to say that in this collection, I LOVE the look of Vintage Gold and Antique Green. They have my name on them!
| Originally Posted by CantAffordMAC
Cheryl always sells samples...thats how Im gonna buy some of these. I'll never buy a whole jar of pigment. |
I did buy some full size jars and ended up selling them, keeping half for myself. Vanilla and Aire-de-Blu are the only full sizes I have and they look untouched, although I use them a lot (especially Vanilla). I always get samples now.
Oh, and I almost forgot to say that in this collection, I LOVE the look of Vintage Gold and Antique Green. They have my name on them!
sleepyhead
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i always buy full jars cuz i have this irrational fear that i would run out
in reality, the only pigments i've ever finished was naked. i even have backups of my favorites cuz i'm too afraid of losing them (told you i'm "irrational"
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| Originally Posted by CantAffordMAC
It kills me when people buy full sized jars. You could eat a bowl of pigment for breakfast everyday, then use it on ur eyes and lips and as a nailpolish, and still have enough to last you a lifetime
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i always buy full jars cuz i have this irrational fear that i would run out
