pr1nces583
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if so whats the colour pay off like? im a right in thinking they are mineralised e/s?
and do they cost the same as a regular e/s?
and do they cost the same as a regular e/s?
has anyone tried the eyeshadow duos from amuse?
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dangerousmuffins
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I did see some EOTD on MUA using all the duos. Some looked like the color payoff was good, others, not so good, IMO anyways.
I think I heard that the duo e/s's are going to be $16.50.
I'm still very undecided about getting these.
I think I heard that the duo e/s's are going to be $16.50.
I'm still very undecided about getting these.
professionaltart
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$16.50 US and $20 in Canada. They're actually more on the sheer side.
KeshieShimmer
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I just saw the EOTD and I love the softness of the colors. This sucks though because I really didn't want to buy any makeup this month! I'm already passing on the patternmaker stuff. I like that white/black combo.
Patricia
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where did you see them
| Originally Posted by KeshieShimmer I just saw the EOTD and I love the softness of the colors. This sucks though because I really didn't want to buy any makeup this month! I'm already passing on the patternmaker stuff. I like that white/black combo. |
where did you see them
asraicat
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because mineralised items are baked, you can get them wet W/ no adverse affects to the product. The colour payoff when used wet is AMAZING. if you have the ones from last summer just try it to see what i mean.
METALLIC fantastic-ness!
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METALLIC fantastic-ness!
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| Originally Posted by professionaltart They're actually more on the sheer side. |
dangerousmuffins
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I hope it's okay to link this:
http://www.makeupalley.com/board/m.asp?id=40419921
Pictures courtesy of "miribre".
| Originally Posted by Patricia where did you see them
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I hope it's okay to link this:
http://www.makeupalley.com/board/m.asp?id=40419921
Pictures courtesy of "miribre".
Patricia
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thaaaaank you so much hun!
| Originally Posted by dangerousmuffins I hope it's okay to link this: http://www.makeupalley.com/board/m.asp?id=40419921 Pictures courtesy of "miribre". |
thaaaaank you so much hun!
YvetteJeannine
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That's too bad. The B/W duo was the one I really wanted. Oh well, I'll still go and try them out..there's other stuff I'm getting from A Muse anyway..Thx.
| Originally Posted by bebs when swatching them in the store the only two that didnt give a good color payoff was the black and white one, you need to use a base like any other eyeshadow but I really like it 
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bellaetoile
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i have all the old mineralize shadows and i'm entirely unimpressed, both wet and dry, and with all sorts of bases (UDPP, shadesticks, paints, fluidlines). the new ones look gorgeous, but unless they've been reformatted, and are a lot better than the old ones, i'm saving my money. the color payoff on the old ones wasn't great, and i didn't like the finish, overall i found them hard to work with..
thegirlgotsoul
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I played with them @ my local counter last week.
They didn't really appeal that much to me, some of the colors were "meh".
The pink and purple one could easily look like you gave yourself a bruise if your not careful with it. But the one that did stand out a LOT, was the "Heat/Element" one. It was SOOOOO pigmented and the color payoff was AMAZING. I want to buy like 10 of them for backups.
And I was VERY dissappointed in the Shooting Star MSF. It is just so brown and dark and blah.
They didn't really appeal that much to me, some of the colors were "meh".
The pink and purple one could easily look like you gave yourself a bruise if your not careful with it. But the one that did stand out a LOT, was the "Heat/Element" one. It was SOOOOO pigmented and the color payoff was AMAZING. I want to buy like 10 of them for backups.
And I was VERY dissappointed in the Shooting Star MSF. It is just so brown and dark and blah.
