CartoonChic
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I was at MAC yesterday and completely forgot to ask about the palettes. I kept having that feeling I was forgetting something too.
Mac Pro Palettes discussion
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theprimrosy
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I really want to see the double-layered one. I am not going to switch my palettes but I am interested in a double layer one for my neutrals. It would be really nice to have all of them in one place.
luvlydee
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the palette is magnetized. The inserts arent.
skratikans
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When will it be available online?
tats
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luvlydee
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actually i just realized BOTH the palette and insert are magnetized lolThank you
kimibos
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hi there, i checked your blog. whats the difference between the Pro Palette Large/Single and Pro Palette Large/Duo ?? i got 3 palettes like the one on your post already with the clear lids but now i wonder if the 24 pro shadow inserts are going to fit in it? im soo confused!!
the things that you got from makeup forever FNO are soo cute!!
Busttamuv3
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Now that the width of the new palettes are thicker, how are you ladies and gents planning to store them? I am currently storing the older version palettes in a 14-DVD acrylic rack from the container store but I fear that it won't be so accommodating to the newer palettes.
luvlydee
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Hey there ^_^ They didnt have the large/duo palette when i went to the store but she told me that it will have two layers so that it can hold twice as much as the large/single. But i dont think the top of these are clear if i remember correctly. And thank you for visiting my blog
Copperhead
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Spikesmom
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Bella Fox
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I had alot of trouble getting the inserts out of the pots both blush and eyeshadow. Originally I used a pointed knife as suggested by someone else, but I slipped a few times and dug a hole in a few pans not to mention my hands.
Well I found this cheap thin metal nail file in a nail kit my BF bought me and it fits down the back of the pan, where the hinge is and depots them easily without all the concentration and fuss.
Also as suggested by one other lady I use a bit of baking paper, put it on my hair straightner and use this to heat the bottom of my pots and to loosen the glue on the labels. The idea of using ovens and hot screwdrivers scare me as I'm clumsy and forgetful.
I always clean up the bottom of the pan with Acetone (I use it as cheap cheap nail poilish remover) it removes the glue quickly and completely. I tried a few things at first but highly reccomend this.
Well I found this cheap thin metal nail file in a nail kit my BF bought me and it fits down the back of the pan, where the hinge is and depots them easily without all the concentration and fuss.
Also as suggested by one other lady I use a bit of baking paper, put it on my hair straightner and use this to heat the bottom of my pots and to loosen the glue on the labels. The idea of using ovens and hot screwdrivers scare me as I'm clumsy and forgetful.
I always clean up the bottom of the pan with Acetone (I use it as cheap cheap nail poilish remover) it removes the glue quickly and completely. I tried a few things at first but highly reccomend this.
cucumbers
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I think I''m going to pick one up for lipsticks that I already have that are broken/melted.
princess sarah
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No you are not the only one... .I cant bring myself to do it either with my Japonesque palette I brought so I just use it to mix colours of foundations and concealers when I have too many for my palette
Mac-Guy
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For MUA, it's a matter of space. Tubes take up a lot of space whereas fitting them into a palette is a very economical way to save space. Secondly, as MUA usually use a lip brush, a pressed lippie is much easier to use.
I've been using MAC's previous version of the lip palette for a long time. I love that they were disposable as the wells are usually harder to clean. But I guess at under 10 bucks a piece, I can chuck them in the bin from time to time and get new inserts of the new palettes anyways.
