mac face and body - Page 3

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mac-Guy 

 

If you just use it for the face, a smaller bottle might still be the better option as the original bottle is rather large. If you just use it for your face on a daily basis, a large bottle will last you more than two years. Just remember -- as the name suggests -- you can also apply to your body. It fantastic to even out your legs or upper body.

The bigger bottle (at the price before the price increase kicks in) was too great a deal to pass up!  It's great to know I can store a portion of the bottle in the fridge to make it last up to 2 years!!  Even if I just end up using it on my face, I'm sure I can get through a bottle in 2 years!  And with all the performances and shoots I do, it will be nice to have the option to use on my body as well, although I'm usually at the mercy of my MUA's kit on set and off stage.  Although, they think it's cute when I bring in new products for them to try on me!  Never did it with a foundation before though!  They use airbrush makeup on me mostly...

I heard about these...I really want to check them out!  Cant wait

Quote:

Originally Posted by Leliforever 

 

 

Here they are!

My apologies for the quality, I scanned the pics because my camera doesn't take the best photographs and with flash you wouldn't be able to see anything at all!!

If you want me to translate anything for you,feel free to ask!

 

P.S. I SO want that brush

P.S.2 The blush looks so natural and pretty,don't you think???
 

Interesting brush! I want!

Leliforever,

What is listed under the contour?

Thanks.

ooooOOOoo great brush

Quote:

Originally Posted by Leliforever 

 

 

Here they are!

My apologies for the quality, I scanned the pics because my camera doesn't take the best photographs and with flash you wouldn't be able to see anything at all!!

If you want me to translate anything for you,feel free to ask!

 

P.S. I SO want that brush

P.S.2 The blush looks so natural and pretty,don't you think???
 

Like most of us really excited about that brush Thanks for sharing! :)

Quote:

Originally Posted by sss215 

hmmmm cool brush... I wonder if it will make a hell of a difference when it comes to contouring. What I use now works well.

Likewise. The shape (since it's so similar to Sonia Kashuk's contouring brush) is what drew my attention since it was so unique! The SK contour brush was okay in my opinion and wound up returning it. The brush itself was fine, however, I felt like I could have achieved the same effect (and could do more) with other brushes I had in my kit already (the contour brush from the Real Techniques Core Collection). I am hoping this MAC brush is different as I am curious as well and I am a big fan of contouring especially when I am doing a more precise contour for stage make-up.

Quote:

Originally Posted by sss215 

hmmmm cool brush... I wonder if it will make a hell of a difference when it comes to contouring. What I use now works well.

Don't change a winning horse. Which brush are you using?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fiberluver 

Leliforever,

 

What is listed under the contour?

 

Thanks.

It says this:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Leliforever 

It says this:

 

So they didn't give the shade. Oh well - we'll find out soon enough.

Thanks!

Who's on Team Beige with me?  (Actually team Taupe Beige?)  It should make an interesting blush...makes me reminesce about the nineties

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fiberluver 

So they didn't give the shade. Oh well - we'll find out soon enough.

 

Thanks!

The shade of the prolongwear bblush is Baby Don't Go.It says it on the side but I didn't realised that's what you were asking

I have a brush like that from Hakuhodu (not that it will stop me from getting this one).  It makes a very sharp contour line.  I have to be very careful to make sure it's blended out well.  I've passed by a mirror and scared myself a few times. 

Sonia Kashuk has that brush as well....  It does give a sharp line.

I have the Sonia Kashkuk version of that brush and I virtually never reach for it, but I don't do a lot of contouring in my day-to-day looks either. If I do, I find the 168 to work well, I'll still probably get the MAC brush though, just because I have a big, bad brush fetish. I think it could work especially well to contour the jaw line and/or act as a highlight brush to just lightly touch on the top of the cheek bones.

Quote:

Originally Posted by paparazziboy 

no there is a price decrease they will be $27 

 

im confused. if these will be $27 for 1.07 oz and right now it is $33 for 4.0 oz wouldnt it be better to just buy the bigger sized???

Quote:

Originally Posted by luvlydee 

 

im confused. if these will be $27 for 1.07 oz and right now it is $33 for 4.0 oz wouldnt it be better to just buy the bigger sized???

The smaller sizes are aimed towards Pros who don't need a large bottle in every color.

If you found your perfect shade, I recommend that you buy a large one before the price increase comes along as it will save you a lot of money.

Does anyone know when the price and size changes go into effect?

It went into effect last night.  I was looking at a lipstick and it went from $14.50 in my cart to $15.  Seems the price increase has arrived....

Quote:

Originally Posted by luvlydee 


Oh that makes sense!
Im still not sure about the color. The mua at mac didnt want to try t onme because i told her i had combo skin and i get really oily in my tzone but i still wanted to try it but she insisted that i try matchmaster (which i tried before and hate the color range) but i really like the look of dewy skin with minimal coverage as i am dry everywhere else on my face and i just left the store since she didnt want to try

Try Studio Sculpt and mix it with the F&B Mixing Medium. It will give you the moisture you need on your dry skin while you can layer more Studio Sculpt on out oily zone. It's very easy to mix together and it usually lasts much longer than F&B.

Promo images are out 

http://hannaogren.blogg.se/2012/august/mac-face-and-body.html#trackback

im interested in trying the scuplting creams and pressed pigments.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Turpentine 

Promo images are out 

http://hannaogren.blogg.se/2012/august/mac-face-and-body.html#trackback

Thanks for posting! I think I want the eye brush and the lightest pressed pigment. Not sure about the contour brush.

Thanks! Wonder what sculpting cream would be best for NC20 - Naturally Defined, Warm beige?

Is the 215 a new one?
 

Which foundation is the lightest and does it match NW15?

Thank you for sharing the link!!!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Turpentine 

Promo images are out 

http://hannaogren.blogg.se/2012/august/mac-face-and-body.html#trackback

Me too...can not wait!!!

Quote:

Originally Posted by MACadddict 

im interested in trying the scuplting creams and pressed pigments.

I'm so much loving this collection, can't wait!!! I just hope it arrives to my country