Originally Posted by imperfectbeauty
i finally swatched odd couple and omg that purple is SO hott!! i tried to find a similar color in the perm collection of shadows one came kind of close but the shade and vibrancy was sooooo gorgeous of the mono side of odd couple that the perm shadow paled in comparison. i need to save up and get it!!! |
| Originally Posted by Krasevayadancer
I actually think its like a less vibrant violet trance from the Balloonacy quad |
| Originally Posted by SMMY
Do you hear me MAC? That's all I want for Christams, really. An easy blending, well-pigmented vibrant deep violet eye shadow.
and I've been mostly good. |
| Originally Posted by SMMY
Do you hear me MAC? That's all I want for Christams, really. An easy blending, well-pigmented vibrant deep violet eye shadow.
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| Originally Posted by Meryl
I did the same thing, but mostly she thought I was being silly. Which she pretty much said to me. Which store gave you attitude? |
| Originally Posted by SMMY
Sigh, if only MAC would make a shadow with the vibrant color of Violet Trance that was better quality than VT. I have the Pandamonium quad, which I pretty much bought for that color and it is so hard to work with. If I could get the color to show up on my eyes the way it does in the pan, I'd be ecstatic. Do you hear me MAC? That's all I want for Christams, really. An easy blending, well-pigmented vibrant deep violet eye shadow.
and I've been mostly good. |
| Originally Posted by Krasevayadancer
That would be amazing! How about a paint pot to match it. Something like the Mcqueen Paint Pots but a bright violet and a dark smokey purple. Nice Vice didn't cut it! |
| Originally Posted by Colorqueen
If you mix the purple from Milady and the blue from the blue duo (forgot the name of it) in this collection, you get the most AMAZING violet shadow. If you used Violet pigment with a dash of entremauve or grape in it instead of the Milady violet side, it would be even more intense. And, if you use it over Hot Contrast (black side) the effect is MAGICAL. |
| Originally Posted by SMMY
I'm lazy and I just want to buy the darn shadow and use it. I’m a chemist, not an artist. SMMY doesn't do mixing, unless it’s in the lab or a cocktail at home.
OMG! I've started talking about myself in the third person, a sure sign of the apocalypse. Krasevayadancer – I agree completely, we need a violet colored paint pot. And also a smoking deep purple to complement it. Could you imagine if MAC came out with a collection of paint pots like C-Shock? . |
| Originally Posted by Colorqueen
AHA! A lazy one, eh?
BTW, I like Non-conformist FL as a base - FL behave MUCH better than paint pots on me. PP disappear if they get wet at all- even just a bit wet. FL lasts much better. |
| Originally Posted by SMMY
500+ miles a week for a commute and a minimum of 40 hr work weeks = me lazy.
ETA: Funny, I've never had an problem with paint pots lasting at all, but my eyelids are not oily and everything I throw on them seems to stick...mostly. |
| Originally Posted by kaexbabey
which purple from the permanent line came close?
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| Originally Posted by mamadelovesmac
I went back for a second Hot Contrast in order to find one with more pink. I did not pick it out the first time around and got one with more grey veining. It's gorgeous, but I want more pink. The MA said he did not know they were really that different, but was very sweet and took out about 20 for me to dig through! |
