LouGarner
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i fell the same way. The bag is so cute.I'm close to buying one of the bag sets, just for the pretty bag.... eeeep.
i fell the same way. The bag is so cute.I'm close to buying one of the bag sets, just for the pretty bag.... eeeep.
it looks great on youLoving the grey look that exclusive event gives me. I paired it with nyx 1000 years lip pencil![]()
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Do I smell a possible swap? *hint hint*The brush is really pretty but yes rough and the hairs are already falling out on mine. The mirror as well... meh. But the bag is lovely. too bad the blush is half-size as well.
SE brushes are absolute crap. I really think you can toss it. There's nothing that makes me madder than shedding rough bristles touching my face!!
I think a half-sized blush can be useful though... very portable. Also, I have a personal penchant for tiny things... makes me feel like a giant mwahaha.
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Funny, because I would just like the bag and the mirror from it.![]()
Yeah, the brush sets always seem a bit lower quality than the individual MAC brushes.Finally got all my divine night purchases. Idk but I'm NOT crazy about the brush set... it just seems blah to me.. I'm goin to post some pics soon To complete my haul Flair for finery ls and cs Private party ls and cs Essentials brush set Violet lip bag Other mac items not in the collection
That's because they are. The only thing that's the same between the sets (and all SE brushes) and full-brushes are the lacquered wooden handles. Everything else, from the ferrules to the brush hairs, is sub-par materials.Yeah, the brush sets always seem a bit lower quality than the individual MAC brushes.
That being said, I never have and never will purchase a MAC brush set. They always felt scratchy on the displays....now I know why.That's because they are. The only thing that's the same between the sets (and all SE brushes) and full-brushes are the lacquered wooden handles. Everything else, from the ferrules to the brush hairs, is sub-par materials.
smh and to think if i had been silly enuf I would have bought the holiday set. The mac lady was tryna sell me on them so hard, sayin they were exactly the same as the reg. brushes, just smaller...That's because they are. The only thing that's the same between the sets (and all SE brushes) and full-brushes are the lacquered wooden handles. Everything else, from the ferrules to the brush hairs, is sub-par materials.
that sucks..Yeah, the brush sets always seem a bit lower quality than the individual MAC brushes.
Being able to return cosmetics is comparatively recent, well at least for me, at over 60 years. Certainly couldn't do that in the 1950s-80s, and i suspect the 90s - but i'm not sure when it started here in the US.I'm not judging anyone, in fact I'm glad that people can take advantage of that here in the US but I personally feel too embarrassed to return something I've already used or swatched even if it was just once; I would rather give it to my mom or something.It's always surprised me that you can send them back if you don't like them, if we could do that here people would buy first and decide later if they like it or not!!
That being said, I never have and never will purchase a MAC brush set. They always felt scratchy on the displays....now I know why.
She flat out lied to you, and she knows it too! All the artists know that they arent the same quality! The ferrules on the sets and SE brushes are made of aluminum which dent easily, vs nickel on the full-sized brushed. And as for the hairs, the sets and SEs are made of a mixture of natural and synthetic vs natural (full-sized) and a lesser quality synthetic vs synthetic (full-sized). Faaaaaaaar from the same! As i always say, they're great for starter brush sets for people first starting out with brushes and for travel sets. But for everyday use, no.smh and to think if i had been silly enuf I would have bought the holiday set. The mac lady was tryna sell me on them so hard, sayin they were exactly the same as the reg. brushes, just smaller...