Monsy
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It is probably for staying power.
most likely
It is probably for staying power.
Yes I'm loving the results of clean skin-care and wish I would have started sooner. Unfortunately I can't go clean with make-up specifically foundation due to my skin/undertones being hard to match but I try to be selective in what I use which is why I'm so disappointed that Pat would have alcohol but as I stated, I get that she's more than likely using it to have the 12 hr wear time. However using the foundation on a daily bases can really be harmful in the long run especially if you don't be diligent in your skin-care.The problem, at least for me, is not the alcohol per se, but the fact that we layer so much more products - and most of them contain drying ingredients. Our skin gets even more dryer and/or sensitized, so we buy the next soothing primer or serum. I really noticed a big difference in my skin when I switched to clean beauty, i.e. Drunk Elephant as my only skincare and Kjaer Weis and Westman Atelier as make up. I don't even need any primer. There is less irritation, no burning, no dry patches. I have to thank the crappy marketing and product development at MAC that I eventually looked into other brands. While the brands I choose are very expensive, I end up spending less money as the collections that are released are small and manageable. I miss the longevity of products, but not enough to switch back. I am hopeful that the clean beauty market will grow much bigger and more new products will be released in the near future.
I got a sample over the weekend, used it, and loved it! my skin looked great! however since I introduced trentonin into my skincare routine, I won't be able to use this foundation, as my skin is now on the dry side, so also a pass for me for that reason.Michele Wang on Youtube has a first impression up. I think I will pass.
Her pricing is getting out of control - her 6 pan palettes are $65 (they used to be $55 not that long ago). The blue one is pretty but I know I'd never make use of those colors.By the by 20% off through Sept 27th
Stumbled across these (sephora site, not on PMcG yet) while still debating ND palettes versus PMcG...
Blitz Astral Quads ~ LE ~ $65~
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Nocturnal Nirvana
They look interesting, but I prefer large Mothership palettesBy the by 20% off through Sept 27th
Stumbled across these (sephora site, not on PMcG yet) while still debating ND palettes versus PMcG...
Blitz Astral Quads ~ LE ~ $65~
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Iconic Illumination
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Nocturnal Nirvana
Her pricing is getting out of control - her 6 pan palettes are $65 (they used to be $55 not that long ago). The blue one is pretty but I know I'd never make use of those colors.
The price increase is crazy.
They look interesting, but I prefer large Mothership palettes
Her pricing is getting out of control - her 6 pan palettes are $65 (they used to be $55 not that long ago). The blue one is pretty but I know I'd never make use of those colors.
The price increase is insane. With the US-Canadian dollar exchange rate the quads are $86 + tax = $97 Cdn. They're pretty but price point makes them less so. I can't justify that price even as a splurge. SMH.
I have all of her six pan palettes and two of her bigger ones (the subliminal and bronze seduction) and they are the biggest waste of my money. The quality is there (for the most part) but I never reach for them. The bigger ones have the 'special' colors that it can't wear on a daily basis - glitter in my workplace is a no-no. I find some of her mattes difficult to use - I feel like I can never get them to blend. There almost too pigmented.
I was also thinking about buying Sublime Bronze Seduction first but in the end it turned out that my friend could buy Mothership V. I hope I like itKnodding head in agreement...Price increase is not cool. These just aren't for me.
Seven Of Nine ~ Answering your query in the ND thread, I have one PMcG palette, MTHRSHP Sublime Bronze Seduction. I it! In the end, I will prolly get both the ND Gold & MOTHERSHIP V Bronze...
From the pictures I also thought that some shadows in large palettes are very blink blink but I decided to risk this oneI have all of her six pan palettes and two of her bigger ones (the subliminal and bronze seduction) and they are the biggest waste of my money. The quality is there (for the most part) but I never reach for them. The bigger ones have the 'special' colors that it can't wear on a daily basis - glitter in my workplace is a no-no. I find some of her mattes difficult to use - I feel like I can never get them to blend. There almost too pigmented.
Yikes! That is bummer to hear, all the way around ~ I am fortunate in that I can get away with some shimmer & glimmer...I work at an art & design college. However, in the role of academics, full-on daytime discoball would be a no-no. It's the personal preference in regards to professional appearance.
As for too pigmented...I have learned to use a light hand. Great quality Japanese brushes are the bomb for light application and diffusion of color
Her pricing is getting out of control - her 6 pan palettes are $65 (they used to be $55 not that long ago). The blue one is pretty but I know I'd never make use of those colors.