MAC Patentpolish Lip Pencil Collection - (April 3, 2014)

[martiangurll]

Still not interested.

wah, what? why?

 

[martiangurll]

Sultana (originally typed that as Slutana LOL), Patentpink, & Kittenish is my prelim list to try these and may go back for Go for Girly and/or Spontaneous. Must limit myself b/c I can see already April will be a lipstick heavy month with Proenza, Playland, and BR

 

[erine1881]

wah, what?  why?

I don't like overly shiny lips unless they're nude. I'm a matte or AC lip girl. Plus i don't like how rounded the tip is. It's not precise enough for me.

 

[BuickMackane]

Sultana (originally typed that as Slutana LOL), Patentpink, & Kittenish is my prelim list to try these and may go back for Go for Girly and/or Spontaneous. Must limit myself b/c I can see already April will be a lipstick heavy month with Proenza, Playland, and BR

I would soooo buy that

 

[Naynadine]

I don't like overly shiny lips unless they're nude. I'm a matte or AC lip girl. Plus i don't like how rounded the tip is. It's not precise enough for me.

Yeah, that's what I was thinking too.

 

[MACina]

I don't like overly shiny lips unless they're nude. I'm a matte or AC lip girl. Plus i don't like how rounded the tip is. It's not precise enough for me.

I plan on using a brush for applying these like I do with all my lip products.Hope that will work with this formula/pencils.

 

[User38]

I plan on using a brush for applying these like I do with all my lip products.Hope that will work with this formula.

remeber that these are lip polishes -- i.e. a hardened more pigmented lip gloss. Think of chubby sticks (clinique) but with more oomph... they are not lipsticks and can be applied from the tube or with a brush. the look is not meant to be precise. It's spring summer

 

[User38]

actually Slutana is a great name.. lol

 

[MACina]

remeber that these are lip polishes -- i.e. a hardened more pigmented lip gloss. Think of chubby sticks (clinique) but with more oomph... they are not lipsticks and can be applied from the tube or with a brush. the look is not meant to be precise. It's spring summer

Thank you, HerGreyness!

I prefer using a brush not only for precision but most of all due to sanitary aspects.I don' t like to apply lipsticks directly from the tube or to use the applicators
from glosses and put them back into the tube.

 

[erine1881]

remeber that these are lip polishes -- i.e. a hardened more pigmented lip gloss. Think of chubby sticks (clinique) but with more oomph...  they are not lipsticks and can be applied from the tube or with a brush.  the look is not meant to be precise. It's spring summer:flower:  

Anytime I'm wearing colour on my lips, it's precise. I use lip liner and everything! I don't like the non-precise look, even in the spring/summer. :dunno: It's just my preference.

 

[DarylandCarole]

Anytime I'm wearing colour on my lips, it's precise. I use lip liner and everything! I don't like the non-precise look, even in the spring/summer. :dunno: It's just my preference.

Talking about precision... I turned 50 last year and I'm just starting to have problems with feathering. I bought a waxy pencil from MUFE to use outside of the lip edge, and if I wear very dark or bright colors I use a lip pencil. But if the lipstick is very creamy and dark I still see some feathering. Is there anything else that I should be using? Getting older sucks. .

 

[User38]

Talking about precision... I turned 50 last year and I'm just starting to have problems with feathering. I bought a waxy pencil from MUFE to use outside of the lip edge, and if I wear very dark or bright colors I use a lip pencil. But if the lipstick is very creamy and dark I still see some feathering. Is there anything else that I should be using? Getting older sucks.

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no kidding.. lol

but there are remedies available... there are clear lip liners (think Too faced, Cargo, LMercier) and a few others make this product. It's great because it won't add colour to your lippie or gloss and it's transparent.

I use a lip primer all the time.. MAC makes a great one too and that helps.

good luck!

 

[DarylandCarole]

no kidding.. lol but there are remedies available... there are clear lip liners (think Too faced, Cargo, LMercier) and a few others make this product.  It's great because it won't add colour to your lippie or gloss and it's transparent. I use a lip primer all the time.. MAC makes a great one too and that helps. good luck!

I just remembered that I have MAC and UD primer. Duh! That's what happens when you buy too much stuff. :eyelove: Thanks, Her Greyness!

 

[Prettypackages]

Amazing! I'm seriously thinking about getting them all...

I might just get them all and sell what I don't like.

 

[PinkMaraschino]

Sultana (originally typed that as Slutana LOL),  Patentpink, & Kittenish is my prelim list to try these and may go back for Go for Girly and/or Spontaneous.  Must limit myself b/c I can see already April will be a lipstick heavy month with Proenza, Playland, and BR

I would wear one called "Slutana" all day erry day and TELL people "It's called Slutana!" While slowly applying it in public. LOL....no really though....

 

[veronikawithak]

I would buy Slutana just for the name.. no matter what color it was.

 

[erine1881]

Talking about precision... I turned 50 last year and I'm just starting to have problems with feathering. I bought a waxy pencil from MUFE to use outside of the lip edge, and if I wear very dark or bright colors I use a lip pencil. But if the lipstick is very creamy and dark I still see some feathering. Is there anything else that I should be using? Getting older sucks. .

Aside from the clear liner and regular lip liner, lip primer is your best bet. Avoid glossy textures and brighter/darker gloss colours too, which tend to be more apparent when they bleed. More matte formulas tend to stay put and won't feather as much, and you can wear those bright/dark colours if they're more matte.

 

[NewChick10]

Quote:Originally Posted by burghchick


Talking about precision... I turned 50 last year and I'm just starting to have problems with feathering. I bought a waxy pencil from MUFE to use outside of the lip edge, and if I wear very dark or bright colors I use a lip pencil. But if the lipstick is very creamy and dark I still see some feathering. Is there anything else that I should be using? Getting older sucks.

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Check out Milani, they have a new product for feathering on the lips. I think it's clear and comes in a pen form. I have seen Youtube videos on it too. So far I have not been hearing that it sucks.

 

[pemily]

I know this isnt mac related..

but have many of you ladies tried Laura Mercier Lip pencils... they are the best! so creamy and easy to apply and they are consistent across the board!
With Mac's I find some are ridiculous dry and tug!

 

[DarylandCarole]

I know this isnt mac related.. but have many of you ladies tried Laura Mercier Lip pencils... they are the best! so creamy and easy to apply and they are consistent across the board!  With Mac's I find some are ridiculous dry and tug!

I haven't tried her lip pencils, although I do have some of her other things. I find old MAC pencils dry, but the Pro Longwear ones are fabulous. They go on easy and last forever.