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post #121 of 144
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I love this too! I was using Blot Powder but it's not mattifying enough for me during the summer months. I tried P&P transparent finishing powder yesterday and I didn't need to apply powder again until evening. I did blot once at work but that's nothing for me. I usually need to blot and/or apply more powder by the time I get to the office (perhaps 90 minutes after my makeup goes on). LOVE this product.

I'm also using the mineralized concealer but I think I need a different option for days when my dark circles really are bad. I like the concealer for an everyday light use but something with more staying power would be great. I like the natural dewy finish of this one though and am not keen to switch to something cakier.
Have you tried the prolong wear concealer- good coverage and nice consistency
post #122 of 144
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Have you tried the prolong wear concealer- good coverage and nice consistency

I haven't no, but I'll check it out. Thanks. :)

 

I love the wear of the Pro Longwear foundation, but I find it a bit heavy. I'm going to try cutting it with a bit of mixing medium to see if I like that better.

post #123 of 144
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Originally Posted by Audrey C View Post

I haven't no, but I'll check it out. Thanks. :)

 

I love the wear of the Pro Longwear foundation, but I find it a bit heavy. I'm going to try cutting it with a bit of mixing mediumc to see if I like that better.

 

I used Face & Body for that.

post #124 of 144
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Originally Posted by MRV View Post

 

I used Face & Body for that.

Really? Even better - I already have that!

post #125 of 144
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Originally Posted by MRV View Post

I used Face & Body for that.
Do you use the f&b mixing medium or foundation?
post #126 of 144
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Originally Posted by Edelmc View Post


Do you use the f&b mixing medium or foundation?

F&B mixing medium? What is this? How is it used?

post #127 of 144
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Originally Posted by mac_aiken View Post

F&B mixing medium? What is this? How is it used?

f&b is a pro product. is a liquid that you can use other products to help transform them into something else for example pigments it can be mixed with a pigment to turn it into a liquid for body pairing. and it will take on the characteristic of being water resistant and transfer resistant. you can use this as well for you shadows. mixing it with foundations to help sheer them down or make them a bit more water resistant. we utilize it more for artistic purposes 

post #128 of 144

Wow....great that it is eye safe!

 

Thank you paparazziboy....I have to get it!

Sounds like a perfect multi-use product.

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f&b is a pro product. is a liquid that you can use other products to help transform them into something else for example pigments it can be mixed with a pigment to turn it into a liquid for body pairing. and it will take on the characteristic of being water resistant and transfer resistant. you can use this as well for you shadows. mixing it with foundations to help sheer them down or make them a bit more water resistant. we utilize it more for artistic purposes 

post #129 of 144

Well, i have had it with cheap make-up, but i dont want to spend alot of $$ and not like it, can you return make-up ? I have oily skin and tend to see that only after an hr of applying my make-up i look super oily ! I switched to the organic mineral wear, but first i apply the Cover Girl Clean foundation. I dont really know how to do makeup, but want to learn, exspecially my eyes. What is a good $$ for MAC thats not gonna break the bank.

post #130 of 144
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Originally Posted by MACina View Post

Wow....great that it is eye safe!

 

Thank you paparazziboy....I have to get it!

Sounds like a perfect multi-use product.

for the face area i would recommend water based more than face and body for using around the eye area. it is ok to use around the area but to be safe i would used water based mixing medium and for the body i prefer alcohol mixing medium to be honest 

post #131 of 144

Thank you again paparazziboy!

 

I love the water base mixing medium and use it a lot.

 

But I think that face and body mixed with pigments will create a lovely (cream) blush or not?

To be honest I looove to play with mixing mediums and I have water base,eye liner and shine already.

And now I really want to have face and body too!

 

 

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Originally Posted by paparazziboy View Post

for the face area i would recommend water based more than face and body for using around the eye area. it is ok to use around the area but to be safe i would used water based mixing medium and for the body i prefer alcohol mixing medium to be honest 

post #132 of 144
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Originally Posted by MACina View Post

Thank you again paparazziboy!

 

I love the water base mixing medium and use it a lot.

 

But I think that face and body mixed with pigments will create a lovely (cream) blush or not?

To be honest I looove to play with mixing mediums and I have water base,eye liner and shine already.

And now I really want to have face and body too!

 

 

How are you liking the shine mixing medium? I have been interested in that one and the matte for a while, but i'm not sure what they can be used for. I would like the matte mixing medium for my matte pigments, so they would be more vibrant on my eyelid. Paparazziboy do you know if the matte mixing medium would work for that?

post #133 of 144

I really like it a lot!

 

But I have not used it on my lids yet....only on my cheeks and lips mixed with pigments.

 

I am also still interested in the matte and might get it together with face and body when I place my next pro order.

 

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How are you liking the shine mixing medium? I have been interested in that one and the matte for a while, but i'm not sure what they can be used for. I would like the matte mixing medium for my matte pigments, so they would be more vibrant on my eyelid. Paparazziboy do you know if the matte mixing medium would work for that?

post #134 of 144
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Do you use the f&b mixing medium or foundation?

 

Just the foundation.

 

I have the water based Mixing Medium. I there also a Face & Body Mixing Medium???

post #135 of 144
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Originally Posted by MACina View Post

Thank you again paparazziboy!

 

I love the water base mixing medium and use it a lot.

 

But I think that face and body mixed with pigments will create a lovely (cream) blush or not?

To be honest I looove to play with mixing mediums and I have water base,eye liner and shine already.

And now I really want to have face and body too!

 

 

they are all gonna give you the same effect to be honest the only difference is that one is water resistant and the other is better for body art and can't be used on the face (alcohol)  

post #136 of 144
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Originally Posted by Pinkdollface View Post

How are you liking the shine mixing medium? I have been interested in that one and the matte for a while, but i'm not sure what they can be used for. I would like the matte mixing medium for my matte pigments, so they would be more vibrant on my eyelid. Paparazziboy do you know if the matte mixing medium would work for that?

i have matte and have yet to use it. so i will try it out tonight when im off from work and see how it works and get back to you on it :)

post #137 of 144
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Originally Posted by paparazziboy View Post

i have matte and have yet to use it. so i will try it out tonight when im off from work and see how it works and get back to you on it :)

Thanks i really appreciate it:)

post #138 of 144

Thank you so much!

 

Can not wait to hear more about the matte.

 

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Originally Posted by paparazziboy View Post

they are all gonna give you the same effect to be honest the only difference is that one is water resistant and the other is better for body art and can't be used on the face (alcohol)  

 

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Originally Posted by paparazziboy View Post

i have matte and have yet to use it. so i will try it out tonight when im off from work and see how it works and get back to you on it :)

post #139 of 144
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Originally Posted by Edelmc View Post


Have you tried the prolong wear concealer- good coverage and nice consistency

I picked up samples today (NW20 and NW25). I seem to be between the shades; I'd probably need to blend the two.

 

Does anyone know why NC foundations switch to NW for concealer? I'm currently wearing the mineralized product in NW25 so this isn't the first MUA to recommend the switch.

post #140 of 144
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Originally Posted by Audrey C View Post

I picked up samples today (NW20 and NW25). I seem to be between the shades; I'd probably need to blend the two.

 

Does anyone know why NC foundations switch to NW for concealer? I'm currently wearing the mineralized product in NW25 so this isn't the first MUA to recommend the switch.

 

Everyone should wear NW under eyes, but if you are NC, then NC on other parts of your face.

post #141 of 144

I tried nw15 (I'm nc15) and it didn't really look right.... 

post #142 of 144

Does anyone know how select cover up in NW15 compares to the mineralize concealer?

post #143 of 144
Tried the mineralize loose again and the shade seems to suit me more now for some reason. So I was wondering if anyone and give their opinion on mineralize loses v msfn as a setting powder
post #144 of 144
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Originally Posted by Edelmc View Post

Tried the mineralize loose again and the shade seems to suit me more now for some reason. So I was wondering if anyone and give their opinion on mineralize loses v msfn as a setting powder

 

I am using the loose one in medium light ATM. I don't like it much. Before I used to have the pressed MFSN in Medium (which is more neutral). So it's not the same in two formats.

 

The loose one is quite yellow and I can't wear it 'like a foundation' (more heavily) as I used my pressed MSFN. The pressed one has a beautiful sheen, gives a more dewy look. The loose one is also messy. I'll go back to the pressed one as soon as I finish up with the loose one.

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