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post #1 of 205
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Hey ya'll
The paint pots that everyone is talkinga bout come out next year..

However..I don't want to be the one to say this, but I do believe they are going to be replacing the Paints!!!!!!! So I hear from my MA...she was told by her trainer...hmmm

They better be awesome...
I'm assuming they will be a better version of the paints...and hopefully these won't show texture as much as the paints do now!
post #2 of 205
I'm actually really excited about these. I figure there should be a lot less wastage - the paint tubes sometimes ooze before I get the cap back on.
post #3 of 205
how are they gonna look like?
post #4 of 205
if they replace the paints with the paint pots id be majorly dissapointed beacuse i hate the paint pots
post #5 of 205
so they're paints that come via pot?
hmm.
post #6 of 205
what were the ones last year called?
post #7 of 205
Are they basically just going to look like fluidlines?
post #8 of 205
Hmm...I wonder if the be packaged similar to the Fluidlines. I'm curious to see what these are gonna look like, cause I love the paints they way they are now. Except for the fact that a little too much comes out at once. I hope it's not a drastic change...
post #9 of 205
They look to be the same size and packaging that the Fluidlines are in from pics...

Too an easy way to get your paint tube to NOT ooze when you open it is to undo the fold at the bottom by one fold. Do that before you open a new tube or if it is fairly new until it gets used a bit. Then you can fold it back.
post #10 of 205
which means they'll dry out faster, need to be replaced more often, and MAC will pocket even more.
post #11 of 205
i dont think ive ever had to replace any of my fluidliners lol

just cuz they're going to be in that packaging doesnt mean the texture and formula is going to be like fluidline.
post #12 of 205
Interesting..
post #13 of 205
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Originally Posted by lah_knee View Post
i dont think ive ever had to replace any of my fluidliners lol
a couple of my fluidlines actually started separting from the pot after only 6 months of use (i store them tightly closed and never leave them open for more than a moment).
post #14 of 205
Oh I hope that's not true! Even if the paint pots are awesome, they're still definitely going to dry up faster because of the packaging. If they discontinue the paints I'm going to have to buy like 10 Untitleds. Which should last me about 15 years since I only just now finished my first one after a year and a half of daily use!
post #15 of 205
well hopefully if they're going to package them that way, they won't dry out. because paints dry fairly quickly, and I don't wanna worry about them drying up and going to waste.

another good way to prevent wasting paint is by not SQUEEZING the tube, and don't push up from the bottom like you would a tube of toothpaste.i squeeze from the top downward, very gently.

they also ooze if they're warm, so don't palm them too much in your hand or leave them in your window or something.
post #16 of 205
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Originally Posted by msthrope View Post
which means they'll dry out faster, need to be replaced more often, and MAC will pocket even more.

My thoughts exactly. I posted this picture before in a thread about my what my speculation of the paint pots would be, and I have a feeling they will be something like the Revlon Eye Mousse. I tedted them out in the store, and they were really pretty, and they didn't crease, but I wouldn't let myself buy one cuz I have soooo much stuff already. They got really good reviews on MUA

post #17 of 205
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Originally Posted by msthrope View Post
which means they'll dry out faster, need to be replaced more often, and MAC will pocket even more.
Not necessarily, I have Fluidlines that are 1.5 yrs old and are still gorgeous and creamy.

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Originally Posted by lah_knee View Post
i dont think ive ever had to replace any of my fluidliners lol

just cuz they're going to be in that packaging doesnt mean the texture and formula is going to be like fluidline.
AMEN! Thanks for that hun...
post #18 of 205
Who knows? They might reformulate the paints, tweak it so that it won't dry out as quickly as the current Paints would/might if they were up and squeezed into a little container and sold as that.
post #19 of 205
i'd actually want to use the paints if they weren't in the tube- i'm too lazy and sleepy in the morning to mess with the paint tube to keep it from oozing. i've never had a fluidline go bad either, mine are in perfect shape after a year or so
post #20 of 205
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Originally Posted by msthrope View Post
which means they'll dry out faster, need to be replaced more often, and MAC will pocket even more.
that's exactly what I was thinking. I love paints though. . . I'm gonna be MAJORLY disappointed if they d/c the ones in the tubes.
post #21 of 205
I hope they don't DC paints. I will have to buy hundreds of back-ups. They are easy to travel with and easy to use, in my opinion. With fluidlines, I have to use a brush, but with paints, I just use my finger!
post #22 of 205
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Originally Posted by csuthetaphi View Post
With fluidlines, I have to use a brush, but with paints, I just use my finger!
This is a really good point!!

I really don't know how I feel about this. I don't think I'm happy, though!
post #23 of 205
i am looking forward to the alternative to the paints in the metal tube.

yah yah. unroll the tube at the end. well...when you travel internationally for work and for play, decompression and heat do not work well for this product...and i don't care mow much you unroll that tube, it leaks, it oozes, it is ugly and messy. i finally had to give up on them altogether. then i discovered Guerlain cream to powder e/s. the gawdiest packaging ever, but the most gorgeous product in a pot...doesn't crease, and is my fave e/s base.

however people love these paints...i hope they don't discontinue them!

MAC, i am looking forward to you challenging the quality of the guerlain product!
post #24 of 205
my tubes don't ooze after like the first 3 times i use it and even if they start to "ooze" i just put the cap back on RIGHT away and it stops, duhhhhhh
post #25 of 205
I'm actually excited, the packaging they're in right now lend themselves so nicely to damage... I've had two of mine crack open and two others have caps that refuse to screw on. I think they'll be much better.
post #26 of 205
I love paints, but I hate that the tubes get so mangled and chipped, so this is a good thing in terms of that, but maybe less sanitary because you dip your finger in it? I don't know. I'm excited to see them though!
post #27 of 205
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Originally Posted by Pimptress View Post
my tubes don't ooze after like the first 3 times i use it and even if they start to "ooze" i just put the cap back on RIGHT away and it stops, duhhhhhh
well yes, you put the cap back on and it stops, but do you want to use it again....no

looking forward to new packaging!
post #28 of 205
urgh this sucks
i must be in the minority that love the paint tubes and have zero problems with them going all over the place
i dont understand
post #29 of 205
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Originally Posted by as_cute_as_pie View Post
urgh this sucks
i must be in the minority that love the paint tubes and have zero problems with them going all over the place
i dont understand
Me too.. open tube.. dab on finger.. close tube.. and then apply.. I don't see a prob either.. I hope the pots don't suck.
post #30 of 205
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Originally Posted by as_cute_as_pie View Post
urgh this sucks
i must be in the minority that love the paint tubes and have zero problems with them going all over the place
i dont understand
ITA, I love the paint tubes.
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