Mine says it's expected to ship on Friday. I threw in the VGMiley lipglass to make the $25 since I only got the lipstick when it came out. That's ready for me to pick up at my local Macy's. It wouldn't let me pick up the brush in store, boooo. I see it's $42 today though.
Looks great and you have the nicest eyes!
So pretty :eyelove: I may need to pick this upExcuse the extremely minimal makeup day but here is labradorable applied extremely lightly and blended in (like a stain). I wanted to try it but not full out without other makeup on haha. Really pretty color.
Oh noes!! That's worrying to hear! :'(
It shipped. Btw, I "qualified" for a sample and they're shipping it separately :sigh: They crack me up re throwing in ONE sample and acting like it's a big deal :lol:
Awww that color's pretty! I already know it'll look weird against my hands' skintone, but it's nice to look atp.s: no base and no top coat. I was a total lazy girl
I hated doing my own nails until I found out about Seche Vite.Awww that color's pretty! I already know it'll look weird against my hands' skintone, but it's nice to look at :sigh: Btw, I'd go nuts without quick dry topcoat...literally no polish, no matter which brand or formula, dries properly on my nails so that there'll be those embossings from my bedsheets in the polish when I wake up, even if I don't apply the polish in the evening. Or I'm destroying my nails myself, pushing all kinds of dents into the polish by accident. I really dunno how other people can have great manis without quick drying topcoat:lol:
yup, brushes only for me.
MAC is major special needs when it comes to burgundy eye stuff. Dark Diversion was legit, but take Looking Good Fluidline from MAC is Beauty for example; that thing is pathetic.
Haven't tried Looking Good bacause it was out of stock here most of the time, but I was planning to purchase Great Dame (already back when the working name was Dark Diversion in some previews). My DD from the Styleseeker collection was all right, but it's already so old that I think I need to repurchase it. I mostly use the 266 brush for gel liners, so my application technique might help a little. I always draw a line first and then fill all the gaps and sheer spots, patting the product on, just as you describe. There are many shades that aren't as creamy and opaque as I'd like them to be, such as Siahi or Shade from Mac is Beauty. They're quite dry in texture and using a fine, pointed brush doesn't work at all. But the colors in general are so pretty, I think, so the annoying application is worth the effort.
I tried Looking Good when it came out in store and it looked so nice! Used it as a liner. I never bought it because I can't spend that much on a Fluidline. I don't use that formula often enough. I honestly pat on most of my shadows for impact. That's just my thing! :haha: Then smooth if I need to...
INM out the door topcoat is also a quick dry topcoat. My personal secret to succes is three thin layers with a 5 minute wait in between every layer and a movie after. I have read that it will take three hours for nailpolish to completely be dry and I never had a nailpolish mailfunction if I let it dry so long. Three hours might look like a lot of time but it's only a few episodes of your favorite tv serie.Awww that color's pretty! I already know it'll look weird against my hands' skintone, but it's nice to look at
Btw, I'd go nuts without quick dry topcoat...literally no polish, no matter which brand or formula, dries properly on my nails so that there'll be those embossings from my bedsheets in the polish when I wake up, even if I don't apply the polish in the evening. Or I'm destroying my nails myself, pushing all kinds of dents into the polish by accident. I really dunno how other people can have great manis without quick drying topcoat
Thanks for this tip, definitely something I could try on a Sunday afternoon. For some weird reason, when I'm doing my pedi, everything dries quickly without quick dry topcoat and lasts forever.
2 coats of top coat is too much
I fluffed them in person today
