MAC - Sugar Sweet Discussion

[GlamQueen21]

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Originally Posted by capmorlovesmac Perfect Topping should be the best MSF to lose your MSF virginity. A perfect topping is never wrong for losing your virginity.

Now my mind is in the gutter!!! *trying to stop thinking dirty thoughts*

 

[AudreyNicole]

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Originally Posted by coachkitten I am NW15 and I have to say that St. Germain looks terrible on me. Unless it is applied really lightly and I put a gloss over it. If I wear it straight from the tube and apply it with normally I look straight from the 80s! I have seen it look good on a lot of people but on me it looks bleh. Also it makes my teeth look really yellow when they are not at all.

This is music to my ears! $14 saved! Thank you girlie!

 

[caramel_geek]

I talked to my MA last weekend, and she said it's not refomulated as well.

 

[caramel_geek]

I'm still sticking with Aquavert e/s, Lemon Ciffon and Butternutty.

That's it!

Not liking the tri-color lipglass. Ugly packaging. Ugh...

 

[GlamQueen21]

^Me neither. I thought I was going to get Just Desserts Tri-Color lipglass but now they don't interest me at all. The shadesticks, the eyshadows and the MSFs interst me and so does Lollipop Loving.

 

[panther27]

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Originally Posted by jaynalisa That's exactly what my MA said...that the new SS colors are as smooth as butta! She really loved the Red Velvet one. hmmm...I wonder if you go to the same counter as I do since you live in MA too?? even if you don't it's just nice to meet someone on here that's local

Hi!Yeah it's really nice to meet someone here from MA,I'm from western ma though.Have you ever been to the Holyoke Macys counter?That is the one I go to

 

[mizuki~]

Hmm not sure if this has been asked yet but are shadesticks good for oily lids?

 

[Sanayhs]

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Originally Posted by mizuki~ Hmm not sure if this has been asked yet but are shadesticks good for oily lids?

You should put a drier base such as a paint, UDPP or too faced shadow insurance down first, and then the shadestick, and you ought to be good.

 

[caramel_geek]

^^^
I second that. too faced shadow insurance under shadesticks is my ultimate creaseproof base for when I know I'll be out for the whole day.

 

[rbella]

I;ve been stickin' my lids daily with my new beige-ing, and I'm quite surprised at how much I like it. I must have had a crappy one before.

 

[psychotums]

Argh. All this talk of Red Velvet, not only do I want a cupcake from Starbucks, now I want that shadestick. It's so pretty...But then I would have to buy Dear Cupcake to go over, of course. Ugh. Why must I be a poor student?

 

[OfficerJenny]

I want to take the shadestick out of the red velvet plastic encasing of life, and stick it in a red velvet cupcake.

Attach a wick and I'm set!

 

[Sanayhs]

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Originally Posted by rbella I;ve been stickin' my lids daily with my new beige-ing, and I'm quite surprised at how much I like it. I must have had a crappy one before.

Perhaps you accidentally didn't close it properly at some point and it dried out? Hurray for the new one working, though!!!

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Originally Posted by psychotums Argh. All this talk of Red Velvet, not only do I want a cupcake from Starbucks, now I want that shadestick. It's so pretty...But then I would have to buy Dear Cupcake to go over, of course. Ugh. Why must I be a poor student?

Could it be so that you will hopefully be less poor in the future?

 

[dreamer246]

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Originally Posted by Rinstar Any of you MSF-less people out there.... I was MSF-less once upon a time. Then I met Redhead MSF. I use it EVERY DAY. I want to bathe in it. I am so excited to get another MSF!!!! I think I want Perfect Topping, but I bet when I see them I will cave and get both. Just buy an MSF already, you will thank me later.

The BBR MSFs were my first ones, and I love them.

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Originally Posted by ladyJ I use bare canvas, UDPP, or Too faced Shadow insurance!

What is bare canvas? So I need to buy a primer, and a paint pot or shadestick to layer over it for the ultimate e/s base?

I wonder how St. Germain will look on me. Hopefully it won't be another Fashion Mews aka awfully awful washed-out look.

 

[bellagloss]

What is bare canvas? So I need to buy a primer, and a paint pot or shadestick to layer over it for the ultimate e/s base?

Bare Canvas is one of the Paints,i am pretty sure its a shimmery champagne

i think some paint pots work pretty much as a primer,so why use too much.and the paints work as primers as well

 

[capmorlovesmac]

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Originally Posted by bellagloss Bare Canvas is one of the Paints,i am pretty sure its a shimmery champagne i think some paint pots work pretty much as a primer,so why use too much.and the paints work as primers as well

On my oily lids I need a primer like UDPP or the ArtDeco base though under a Paint or Paintpot. They would crease without a primer on my skin.

 

[dreamer246]

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Originally Posted by capmorlovesmac On my oily lids I need a primer like UDPP or the ArtDeco base though under a Paint or Paintpot. They would crease without a primer on my skin.

I think I would need to do this too. To hell with the oilies!

 

[capmorlovesmac]

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Originally Posted by dreamer246 I think I would need to do this too.

Probably yes.

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Originally Posted by dreamer246 To hell with the oilies!

Once I tried just a Paintpot as a base with no primer and this wasn't a good idea.

The same with a Shadestick. Both crease without a primer after two hours on my skin.

 

[nunu]

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Originally Posted by capmorlovesmac Probably yes. Once I tried just a Paintpot as a base with no primer and this wasn't a good idea. The same with a Shadestick. Both crease without a primer after two hours on my skin.

Same with me, a paint pot or a shadestick are not enough i need to have UDPP underneath.

 

[dreamer246]

Ok I'm convinced. I'm not sure if there is Urban Decay in my country, but there is Too Faced in the newly opened Sephora. Hopefully they imported Shadow Insurance here. I want the Too Faced retractable kabuki brush too (but I can never find enough money to afford it).