MAC - Process Colour (Pro Colour Expansion) Discussion
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glitterandglam
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Just what I wanted to hear....and my wallet did not! Thanks! lol
Originally Posted by erine1881
smooth as butta, well, cyan anyway. |
Just what I wanted to hear....and my wallet did not! Thanks! lol
SerenityRaine
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Omg! Hi Def is calling my name! Can't wait to get my hands on it in every form <3
GlamQueen21
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^Me too. I cannot wait to get Process Magenta and High Def Cyan! If you have Electric Eel eyeshadow, High Def Cyan Chromaline would make a perfect base as well as Process Magenta Chromaline will make a perfect base for Passionate eyeshadow.
darklocke
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I'm kinda wondering.. since these pigments are sold as CMYK (I'm an aspiring graphic designer), does anyone know if they can be blended together to make new colors? The whole purpose with CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow and black) is that you can mix all the colors thinkable as long as you have them.
capmorlovesmac
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I think so yes.
The CMYK colors in print are also called process colors so the collection name sounds like a suggestion to mix our own colors.
| Originally Posted by darklocke
I'm kinda wondering.. since these pigments are sold as CMYK (I'm an aspiring graphic designer), does anyone know if they can be blended together to make new colors? The whole purpose with CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow and black) is that you can mix all the colors thinkable as long as you have them. |
I think so yes.
The CMYK colors in print are also called process colors so the collection name sounds like a suggestion to mix our own colors.
PinkBasset
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Are any of the pro chromacakes eyesafe? How about the new chromalines, any of them safe for eyes? The colours are so yummy! <3
AudreyNicole
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I am wondering the same thing... I *think* I read that Process Magenta was being made available to all stores, but I REALLY want Cyan and can't find it anywhere
| Originally Posted by Care
are these still available in pro stores? I just did a quick look on the pro site and couldn't find Hi Def cyan, or Process Magenta under the pigments.. help? |
I am wondering the same thing... I *think* I read that Process Magenta was being made available to all stores, but I REALLY want Cyan and can't find it anywhere
capmorlovesmac
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Hi-Def Cyan is still listed under the regular pro pigments MAC PRO | Pigment but I can't find Process Magenta as well.
| Originally Posted by Care
are these still available in pro stores? I just did a quick look on the pro site and couldn't find Hi Def cyan, or Process Magenta under the pigments.. help? |
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| Originally Posted by AudreyNicole
I am wondering the same thing... I *think* I read that Process Magenta was being made available to all stores, but I REALLY want Cyan and can't find it anywhere
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Hi-Def Cyan is still listed under the regular pro pigments MAC PRO | Pigment but I can't find Process Magenta as well.
purrtykitty
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AudreyNicole
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^^ Karin and Jeanette, that is so strange. I am going to ask at the PRO store. Hopefully I can find one. I am hopeful now!
PinkBasset
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I would still like to know about the eyesafety with Process Magenta and Hi- Def Cyan pigments and chromalines. Anyone?
purrtykitty
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I've used both those Chromalines and Process Magenta pigment on my eyes with no issue. I do believe PM pigment is not recommended for the eyes, though...but might not have been tested on the eyes, so that is why it's not recommended.
PinkBasset
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Thank you purrtykitty! Does it state the safety issue anywhere on the packaging, regarding the Chromalines or pigments? I have sometimes asked MAs about it, but one is giving me some answer and one the opposite so I really don't know. I just want to be careful with my eyes because they are so important to me!
| Originally Posted by purrtykitty
I've used both those Chromalines and Process Magenta pigment on my eyes with no issue. I do believe PM pigment is not recommended for the eyes, though...but might not have been tested on the eyes, so that is why it's not recommended. |
Thank you purrtykitty! Does it state the safety issue anywhere on the packaging, regarding the Chromalines or pigments? I have sometimes asked MAs about it, but one is giving me some answer and one the opposite so I really don't know. I just want to be careful with my eyes because they are so important to me!
