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Originally Posted by monter
Oh wow... adding Blue Flame to my list.
I've never tried a mattene before - what's the benefit to them? What makes them special? (hopefully it's something I don't care about - because so far, I don't want these... but every time I see something or hear about something from this collection, it ends up on my list! )
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the mattenes wear like a matte, but aren't drying. they are actually creamy. they are heaven!
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Originally Posted by pnuttbuttajelli
yes, it may seem strange to have a black lipstick given that the trend for this year is supposed to be bright colors that pop, like a neutral face and a bright lipstick.
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bright colours isn't
the trend. its
a trend. there's always four trends, and black is one of them.
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Originally Posted by vixo
Sorry to ask, but how do you use mes wet ?
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Originally Posted by LMD84
even though you can technically use a wet brush on mes i still don't - i get the product on the brush and then spray the brush with fix+ or a drop of mixing medium. purely because if you wet the shadow itself then you have to leave it out to dry - if you shut the lid it may still stay damp and then you may get mould growing from the bottom of the shadow. maybe just me being paranoid but i rather wet the brush after and not the mes itself
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they are meant to have water applied directly to them. they won't mold, no matter what. its what makes them different from other shadows, apart from the mineral part. you don't have to "air them out" before closing the lid.
either apply them to a brush and wet the brush, or wet your brush and dip into the pot. the only way to ruin them is to drop them (and even if this happens you can still salvage it).
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Originally Posted by bea_16
Do you think there will be face charts with this collection? I would love that!!
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there are! i will post these in the next few days.
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Originally Posted by VioletB
WELL.. The one that my trainer had looked super black. BUT now that I'm looking at the swatch in my update book under the light it has teeny tiny glitters.. but.. I think it is from the mineralize swatches that are above it. The description says "intense black"
They're not greasy or wet at all.. think of.. if smolder was a smudgeproof shadestick.
LOL Greasepaint stick is smolder and sharkskin's intense, matte lovechild.
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see, ours at update had purple shimmer throughout.
i forgot to add the "x-factor" (haha, get it fellow mac artists? lame, i know) to the greasepaint sticks. they come with their own shapener (don't know if this has already been mentioned). since the packaging looks like shadesticks, then colored cap and the end pulls off and is a wee sharpener!