erine1881
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i've never had a problem using them. never have to warm them either. i just always make sure that i get the cap tightly closed-you have to hear 2 clicks when closing it. never had one dry out, nuttin. break, yes, but that's just what they do. they're still usable. i use beige-ing everyday. i'd die without it!
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tho mac has official said they didn't, my trainer said the same thing, but when i swatched em, they seemed the same to me.
Originally Posted by MzzRach
I find that my shadesticks are easier to use if I warm them up a bit - I just take some off with a synthetic brush and work it on the back of my hand, then apply to my lids. Beige-ing is an essential for me - I love it because it makes colours POP like nothing else. Seriously, NOTHING else in my stash pops colour like a shadestick. I'm sorry people are having trouble applying these, I've never had an issue.
rbella - maybe you got a "bad one"? I don't know. Erine uses these regularly too, maybe she can weigh in on this..... |
i've never had a problem using them. never have to warm them either. i just always make sure that i get the cap tightly closed-you have to hear 2 clicks when closing it. never had one dry out, nuttin. break, yes, but that's just what they do. they're still usable. i use beige-ing everyday. i'd die without it!
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| Originally Posted by Krasevayadancer
So I spoke to my MA and she told me she feels these shadesticks have been reformulated. She said they felt a lot creamier than your run of the mill shadestick. Come to mama! |
tho mac has official said they didn't, my trainer said the same thing, but when i swatched em, they seemed the same to me.
