MAC spray foundation - (Studio Mist)

Marcita

Marcita

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This information is from a friend that talked to an MA. She was told there are 3 shades and that you spray it on your hand, not your face, then apply with a brush. She said it was LE. I'm trying to find out more.
 
bellaetoile

bellaetoile

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interesting concept, i guess, i don't know whether it sounds really cool, or really creepy. it sounds more like an industry trade product, versus a consumer everyday use product? it'll be interesting to see when it comes out, i guess.
 
ette

ette

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Only 3 shades? How could that work? Light, medium, dark? Maybe they are body foundations, like that Airbrush Legs stuff. Oh well I guess Plushglass is lip plumper based on that post.
 
maxcat

maxcat

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Okay, I'm con-fusssssed.
What's the point of spraying it if you can't spray it on your face a la "airbrush at home"?
What payoff other than novelty am I missing here if I always use a brush and light liquid? Why does it have to "spray" out?
Help! Aneurysm imminent!
 
tricky

tricky

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am i the only one that thinks it's super lame you can't spray it directly on your face? i realize it is a safty issue but still it's like what's the point? it sounds kind of messy and a hassle for everyday use.
 
MACGoddess

MACGoddess

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Quote:
Originally Posted by ette
Oooh I'll be getting light and medium (as long as they are non-acnegenic, I've had issues with most of MAC's foundations other than SFF). Thanks so much MACGoddess!

It shouldn't break you out... MAC's makeup is tested to make sure it is non-comedogenic and non-acnegenic, but in all honesty you can't ever tell when something might break you out ANYWAY you know?

Give it a try and see what you think, I know I am in LOVE!
 
MACGoddess

MACGoddess

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Quote:
Originally Posted by maxcat
Okay, I'm con-fusssssed.
What's the point of spraying it if you can't spray it on your face a la "airbrush at home"?
What payoff other than novelty am I missing here if I always use a brush and light liquid? Why does it have to "spray" out?
Help! Aneurysm imminent!

The point is the finish of the makeup. This is INCREDIBLY natural looking and gorgeous, you CANNOT get this finish from a liquid or powder foundation...

This exerpt is from the MAC update book:

Studio Mist Foundation is a lightweight, creamy foundation in an aerosol mist can. This unique delivery system dispenses extremely fine pigmetn particles that result in a beautifully sheer application of product on the sin. The long-wearing formula provides buildable sheer to medium coverage and a natural finish. A combination of micronized, spherical powders allows the product to glide on smoothly and comfortably onto the skin resulting in a purer color payoff. Spray Studio Mist Foundation onto the back of your hand and pick up the product with a brush like the 191 brush or spray directly onto a brush or sponge and blend evenly over the skin. Studio Mist Foundation can be worn by all skin types.

Besides the info above, you CANNOT achieve an even finish if you are spraying your foundation onto your face yourself. How are you going to SEE where it goes? Also it will get EVERYWHERE, think of when you spray your hair with some hairspray... Do you really want to deal with that every morning?
 
Wontpayretail23

Wontpayretail23

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Another thing thats LE that your going to get hooked on and not be able to find ever again until the next release. I'm tempted because it sound cool, but why bother if it's LE?
 
MACGoddess

MACGoddess

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Originally Posted by Wontpayretail23
Another thing thats LE that your going to get hooked on and not be able to find ever again until the next release. I'm tempted because it sound cool, but why bother if it's LE?

It is NOT LE... It is a permanent addition to the foundation line hun.
 
Hawkeye

Hawkeye

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Not sure if posted yet but some info on MAC Studio Mist Blush

One color will be called Peach Spritz. It's fun to use. You shake it and the can sounds like a spray paint . The mist of color doesn't look creamy, powdery or shiny but rather very natural and transparent and still delivers enough pigment to create a healthy looking flush.... from wwdbeautybiz magazine
 
_trimm_trabb

_trimm_trabb

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I think there might already be a thread about this.

But either way, I cannot wait for them to come out. For years the only brand that's made the aerosol foundation is Dior and it's like $40.00 a bottle (or more, I can't remember). I am so excited for this to come out and I think it is perfect for people who don't want to feel like they're wearing a lot of makeup.
 
Juneplum

Juneplum

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merged existing threads about studio mist
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idreamincolor

idreamincolor

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Quote:
Originally Posted by maxcat
Okay, I'm con-fusssssed.
What's the point of spraying it if you can't spray it on your face a la "airbrush at home"?
What payoff other than novelty am I missing here if I always use a brush and light liquid? Why does it have to "spray" out?
Help! Aneurysm imminent!


Why would you want to spray anything in an aerosol can on your face???
 
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