Urban Decay Primer Potion Discussion
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thelove4tequila
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Re: GOOD NEWS! Re: UDPP
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Yup me too. I would not/will not buy another PP until they fix that shiz. This is why I got TFSI last week!
Stoooopid UD needs to get their ass in gear and give us a new and improved PP package.
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Originally Posted by Meisje
The packaging was the deciding factor in purchasing TFSI over UDPP. If they change the packaging, I'd be willing to try it. |
Yup me too. I would not/will not buy another PP until they fix that shiz. This is why I got TFSI last week!
Stoooopid UD needs to get their ass in gear and give us a new and improved PP package.
smellyocheese
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Re: GOOD NEWS! Re: UDPP
I accidentally bought a UDPP from the friends and family sales. I got too overexcited by the 30% discount. I was gonna wait for the new packaging. Dang it!
I accidentally bought a UDPP from the friends and family sales. I got too overexcited by the 30% discount. I was gonna wait for the new packaging. Dang it!
abbey_08
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Re: GOOD NEWS! Re: UDPP
i dnt think they will change the shape because sin is exactly the shape of udpp and it does the same job
also dnt bang ur udpp on a hard surface as urban decay suggests. i did this and the base cracked and it all dried up so i had to buy another lol
i dnt think they will change the shape because sin is exactly the shape of udpp and it does the same job
also dnt bang ur udpp on a hard surface as urban decay suggests. i did this and the base cracked and it all dried up so i had to buy another lol
-moonflower-
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Re: GOOD NEWS! Re: UDPP
Before you cut up your UDPP just take out the stopper. You can put it out with a tweezers and you'll get loads extra out. Then when that's gone cut up the tude and get the last bits out.
If you cut it up it will dry out. Taking the stopper out doesn't seem to make it dry up any faster.
Before you cut up your UDPP just take out the stopper. You can put it out with a tweezers and you'll get loads extra out. Then when that's gone cut up the tude and get the last bits out.
If you cut it up it will dry out. Taking the stopper out doesn't seem to make it dry up any faster.
wovendream
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Re: GOOD NEWS! Re: UDPP
I agree, the longer in the tube the better! However, when you are eventually forced to depot... I think I've made a discovery. I've been experimenting to try and stop UDPP from drying out in a jar. The trouble is even an airtight jar has some air trapped inside when it's closed. I've cut a piece of grease proof paper/baking parchment and have been keeping ontop of the PP inside the jar to seal the air away from the potion. Seems to be cheap way of staving off the drying process. If you try it out let me know how you get on... I'm hoping its not just fluke.
I agree, the longer in the tube the better! However, when you are eventually forced to depot... I think I've made a discovery. I've been experimenting to try and stop UDPP from drying out in a jar. The trouble is even an airtight jar has some air trapped inside when it's closed. I've cut a piece of grease proof paper/baking parchment and have been keeping ontop of the PP inside the jar to seal the air away from the potion. Seems to be cheap way of staving off the drying process. If you try it out let me know how you get on... I'm hoping its not just fluke.
gigiopolis
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Re: GOOD NEWS! Re: UDPP
So far I haven't had to cut mine open. I just give it a few good whacks before I use it and the product gets pushed to the centre of the tube, thus making it accessible again.
So far I haven't had to cut mine open. I just give it a few good whacks before I use it and the product gets pushed to the centre of the tube, thus making it accessible again.
.Ice
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re: UD Primer Potion Discussion
I guess i'm in the minority here. I can't blend my shadow with this stuff at all. My shadow just won't budge. It does make my shadow crease proof though, i'll give it that... but the blending man... I'm looking into to paint pots now. I wonder if it's hard to blend with paint pots too.
I guess i'm in the minority here. I can't blend my shadow with this stuff at all. My shadow just won't budge. It does make my shadow crease proof though, i'll give it that... but the blending man... I'm looking into to paint pots now. I wonder if it's hard to blend with paint pots too.
BloopBloop
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re: UD Primer Potion Discussion
i wish the packaging was less childish... ive stayed away from this product for too long for that sole reason, now im hooked
i wish the packaging was less childish... ive stayed away from this product for too long for that sole reason, now im hooked
bananarchy
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Re: GOOD NEWS! Re: UDPP
I love the genie bottle but love getting what I paid for even better!
I love the genie bottle but love getting what I paid for even better!
MissAlphaKitty
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Re: GOOD NEWS! Re: UDPP
At no fault of my own, the bottom of my UDPP cracked... I thought it was strange that it was so thin at the seam... I was forced to depot. It was ridiculous amounts and I filled 2 whole of those little jars that MAC gives sample out in. There was no way I could finish them without having the product drying out first so I gifted a jar to my fave MUFE mua
I'm not buying again UDPP until they come up with decent packaging... Too much trouble and I cant stand the wastefulness . I'll use Two Faced Shadow Insurance instead
At no fault of my own, the bottom of my UDPP cracked... I thought it was strange that it was so thin at the seam... I was forced to depot. It was ridiculous amounts and I filled 2 whole of those little jars that MAC gives sample out in. There was no way I could finish them without having the product drying out first so I gifted a jar to my fave MUFE mua
I'm not buying again UDPP until they come up with decent packaging... Too much trouble and I cant stand the wastefulness . I'll use Two Faced Shadow Insurance instead
gigiopolis
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re: UD Primer Potion Discussion
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It might help to give the UDPP a few seconds to dry down. Or, what I like to do is apply a skin-toned eyeshadow (or face powder, or loose powder) over the UDPP before using actual colours on my eyes for better and easier blending. I would like for UDPPP to be more blendable myself, but I absolutely cannot live without its anti-creasing properties!
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| Originally Posted by .Ice
I guess i'm in the minority here. I can't blend my shadow with this stuff at all. My shadow just won't budge. It does make my shadow crease proof though, i'll give it that... but the blending man... I'm looking into to paint pots now. I wonder if it's hard to blend with paint pots too. |
It might help to give the UDPP a few seconds to dry down. Or, what I like to do is apply a skin-toned eyeshadow (or face powder, or loose powder) over the UDPP before using actual colours on my eyes for better and easier blending. I would like for UDPPP to be more blendable myself, but I absolutely cannot live without its anti-creasing properties!
