WOC: Sugarsweet
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Twinkle_Twinkle
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LMAO!
And also one more comment on the promo pic and then I am done. As for the comparison to Barbie, the makeup in this promo pic isn't even well applied or polished. That lipstick is obviously not a match, but look at her eye makeup - It looks like they just colored her entire eye from brow bone to lid with Red Velvet Shadestick. There was no skill involved there. The makeup is ugly in the picture, which is what I don't understand.
Originally Posted by TISH1127
Yeah I like the shadesticks too....But different colors would be great....even some of the paint pot colors in a stick would be great! I think that is why the Red is the only one on my list...The only one remotely different from everything else they make....I think you need to submit your ideas...they are obvioulsy running out of them |
LMAO!
And also one more comment on the promo pic and then I am done. As for the comparison to Barbie, the makeup in this promo pic isn't even well applied or polished. That lipstick is obviously not a match, but look at her eye makeup - It looks like they just colored her entire eye from brow bone to lid with Red Velvet Shadestick. There was no skill involved there. The makeup is ugly in the picture, which is what I don't understand.
dominichulinda
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both MSF ..maybe a shadestick
seymone25
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Definitely the MSF, the shadesticks and Saint Germain Lipstick..
I will submit a pic to MAC also showing how the lipstick is supposed to look on a chocolate sista. I am offended but I think this is the new look really because Sephora has the same type of looks but the makeup is applied with some technique and skill. Also have you guys noticed that the looks that MAC are creating for the collections are lacking skills (not the promo pics but the online looks)
I will submit a pic to MAC also showing how the lipstick is supposed to look on a chocolate sista. I am offended but I think this is the new look really because Sephora has the same type of looks but the makeup is applied with some technique and skill. Also have you guys noticed that the looks that MAC are creating for the collections are lacking skills (not the promo pics but the online looks)
sdtjefferson
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I agree with your point as well. MAC should have done a more stylized photo. That being said, I can't wait to rock saint germain! I might actually purchase my first backup of a product
| Originally Posted by aziajs
I understand what you are saying and agree to some extent. But, I think the main difference in the Barbie visual and the Sugar Sweet one is the overall look. Barbie was very stylized. The makeup was bold but it looked good. It made you think, "I can wear that." I don't get anything like a, "I can wear that" vibe from Sugar Sweet. The woman in the promo looks like a clown. It's the very definition of making a color work for you (Barbie) versus blindly applying a color with no regard for what it will take to make it look good on you (Sugar Sweet). The whole thing just looks sloppy. |
I agree with your point as well. MAC should have done a more stylized photo. That being said, I can't wait to rock saint germain! I might actually purchase my first backup of a product
blazeno.8
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You know, in spite of the promo pic, I think this collection is going to be a very nice one. That doesn't mean that I'm going to want to buy everything in it mind you (or very much for that matter), but I can see some nice face charts coming out of this one... excluding the promo pic's face chart of course.
lilMAClady
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Actually my sis is a MAC artist and has played with the collection. From what she says St. Germain isn't as pale and pasty as it looks. She's NW45 and can't wait to get it. I'm thrilled about this collection really. The model looks like chocolate and her lips and hair look like candy. YUM!
It makes me more curious about pastels. All promo pics aren't supposed to be 'wearable'. MAC is an artistic brand, hence the name. Play with color and the traditional confines of beauty! That's why I love MAC so much
It makes me more curious about pastels. All promo pics aren't supposed to be 'wearable'. MAC is an artistic brand, hence the name. Play with color and the traditional confines of beauty! That's why I love MAC so much
Ladyvirtuous
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So, are you ladies still passing on the glosses?
