Studio Mists, blushes, and new brushes are up!
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liquidsirenhoney
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i wanna try them but i think i will wait to hear some feedback on them first...but i think the 188 is just dying to make it's way home to me.
Am I the only one who thinks
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That the models half-face (the made-up one), looks WAY too made up? I mean, it looks like someone barfed that blush on her cheeks...
Maybe it's cause I"m comparing to the unmade face, but I keep thinking 'clownish'.
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Originally Posted by bellaetoile
i'll be interested to read some real-person reviews of the mist things. they seem...potentially messy, and time consuming. still, the model's half-face looks pretty good... |
That the models half-face (the made-up one), looks WAY too made up? I mean, it looks like someone barfed that blush on her cheeks...
Maybe it's cause I"m comparing to the unmade face, but I keep thinking 'clownish'.
allan_willb
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Lol!Did you see the ultracheeks promo pic?Her cheeks were crazy!But hey I loved it.I always love the cheeks!Hehe...
| Originally Posted by mrstucker
That the models half-face (the made-up one), looks WAY too made up? I mean, it looks like someone barfed that blush on her cheeks... Maybe it's cause I"m comparing to the unmade face, but I keep thinking 'clownish'. |
Lol!Did you see the ultracheeks promo pic?Her cheeks were crazy!But hey I loved it.I always love the cheeks!Hehe...
YvetteJeannine
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Really, MacWhore??? Never would'a thought YOU, of all people would want to try these...no...never.
| Originally Posted by MAC_Whore
I will definitely give them a try. Blushes as well. Yeah, and the brushes. OK, so I will get it all. Twist my arm. 
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Really, MacWhore??? Never would'a thought YOU, of all people would want to try these...no...never.
SMMY
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Butylene glycol is very similar to propylene glycol, in that they are from the same family of compounds, glycols. The two compounds vary by one carbon atom (propylene has 3 carbon atoms while butylene has 4 carbon atoms), so you might wish to patch test before using, if you have reactions to polypropylene.
| Originally Posted by idreamincolor
Contains butylene glycol not propylene glycol and no mineral oil, hope that helps. |
Butylene glycol is very similar to propylene glycol, in that they are from the same family of compounds, glycols. The two compounds vary by one carbon atom (propylene has 3 carbon atoms while butylene has 4 carbon atoms), so you might wish to patch test before using, if you have reactions to polypropylene.
DaizyDeath
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im buying the peach blush and the misty pink blush but im not all that keen on the air brush foundations due to the fact that they tend to turn orange really easy and im super pale.
And for the money the 188 really isnt worth it for like 10 dollars more you can get the reg size brush. Unless you just enjoy collecting brushes i wouldnt get that one. I would have gotten it but i was assumeing it would be alot cheaper.
And for the money the 188 really isnt worth it for like 10 dollars more you can get the reg size brush. Unless you just enjoy collecting brushes i wouldnt get that one. I would have gotten it but i was assumeing it would be alot cheaper.
KeshieShimmer
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Some one posted a review of the foundation on MakeupAlley.
Chelly
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hey - i went to try them out today @ my counter (but they're not on sale till tomorrow)
let me just say i am in LOVE with the foundation.. its nice.. its light.. made my skin nice and even.. you definatly cant spray this directly on your face.. it would be SO messy - and for the blush if you sprayed it directly on your face - aside from it getting in your eyes/mouth it comes out VERY bright.
my MA sprayed the foundation on her hand and used the 190 to apply.. Then she put peach spritz on using the 190 again. the blushes are sooo pretty!! and that 188 (little stippling brush) f'n awesome.. its so cute and mini and looks like it'll be a great partof my brush collection.
AND - she also told me that the foundations ARE **NOT** PERMENANT!!!!!! and so - i'll be buying two of them
let me just say i am in LOVE with the foundation.. its nice.. its light.. made my skin nice and even.. you definatly cant spray this directly on your face.. it would be SO messy - and for the blush if you sprayed it directly on your face - aside from it getting in your eyes/mouth it comes out VERY bright.
my MA sprayed the foundation on her hand and used the 190 to apply.. Then she put peach spritz on using the 190 again. the blushes are sooo pretty!! and that 188 (little stippling brush) f'n awesome.. its so cute and mini and looks like it'll be a great partof my brush collection.
AND - she also told me that the foundations ARE **NOT** PERMENANT!!!!!! and so - i'll be buying two of them
Winthrop44
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Thanks, I can actually use butylene glycol, it's the only glycol I can use.
Got the full list of ingredients from Customer service today and it looks pretty rosacea-friendly, so I will give it a try. Here they are:
Studio Mist Foundation
INGREDIENTS: WATER\AQUA\EAU [] CYCLOPENTASILOXANE [] BUTANE [] ISOBUTANE []
PROPANE [] DIMETHICONE [] BUTYLENE GLYCOL [] SILICA [] TALC [] SYNTHETIC
BEESWAX [] POLYSORBATE 20 [] SODIUM COCOYL GLUTAMATE [] PEG/PPG-18/18
DIMETHICONE [] DISODIUM COCOYL GLUTAMATE [] SILICA DIMETHYL SILYLATE []
SORBITAN SESQUIOLEATE [] ETHYLENE/ACRYLIC ACID COPOLYMER [] SODIUM CHLORIDE
[] POTASSIUM SORBATE [] HEXYLENE GLYCOL [] PHENOXYETHANOL [] CAPRYLYL
GLYCOL [] [+/- MICA [] TITANIUM DIOXIDE (CI 77891) [] IRON OXIDES (CI
77491, CI 77492, CI 77499) [] CHROMIUM OXIDE GREENS (CI 77288] <ILN32460>
| Originally Posted by SMMY
Butylene glycol is very similar to propylene glycol, in that they are from the same family of compounds, glycols. The two compounds vary by one carbon atom (propylene has 3 carbon atoms while butylene has 4 carbon atoms), so you might wish to patch test before using, if you have reactions to polypropylene. |
Thanks, I can actually use butylene glycol, it's the only glycol I can use.
Studio Mist Foundation
INGREDIENTS: WATER\AQUA\EAU [] CYCLOPENTASILOXANE [] BUTANE [] ISOBUTANE []
PROPANE [] DIMETHICONE [] BUTYLENE GLYCOL [] SILICA [] TALC [] SYNTHETIC
BEESWAX [] POLYSORBATE 20 [] SODIUM COCOYL GLUTAMATE [] PEG/PPG-18/18
DIMETHICONE [] DISODIUM COCOYL GLUTAMATE [] SILICA DIMETHYL SILYLATE []
SORBITAN SESQUIOLEATE [] ETHYLENE/ACRYLIC ACID COPOLYMER [] SODIUM CHLORIDE
[] POTASSIUM SORBATE [] HEXYLENE GLYCOL [] PHENOXYETHANOL [] CAPRYLYL
GLYCOL [] [+/- MICA [] TITANIUM DIOXIDE (CI 77891) [] IRON OXIDES (CI
77491, CI 77492, CI 77499) [] CHROMIUM OXIDE GREENS (CI 77288] <ILN32460>
.VivaDiva.
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THE FOUNDATIONS *WILL* BE PERM.... just not at counter's. just thought i'd make that clear =)
~VD
~VD
CrystalStars
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Im not touching any of that till I hear some solid reviews. It scares me. lol
NikkiHorror
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They don't post ingredients because MAC makeup isn't good for your skin: it's theatre/stage makeup. You're not supposed to wear it every day, but most of us do.
| Originally Posted by Winthrop44
Yes, it would. Laura Mercier's site has all the ingredients and I love it! |
They don't post ingredients because MAC makeup isn't good for your skin: it's theatre/stage makeup. You're not supposed to wear it every day, but most of us do.
