Nudes and Shapers! Pro Exclusive!

mzreyes

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the shaping powders look dee-lish
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Twinkle_Twinkle

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Originally Posted by smith130
Thanks for nothing MAC. Light and medium tones are the only ones that need lip neutralizing? As an C7 here I am disapointed but the powders look cool.

My sentiments exactly. You would think MAC would recognize that those with pigmented lips are who would jump at a product like this so that you can achieve a really nude lip etc. I didn't mention it because I was already ticked about the "flesh-toned" descriptions.
 

Twinkle_Twinkle

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Re: New Pro Products! Nudes and Shapers!

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Originally Posted by claresauntie
I'd probably use this as mascara before a bright and light mascara (made with the mixing medium lash or even the platinum Pro Lash Colour) if the natural lash is dark. And you could also use it to neutralize the impact of brows so you could reshape them with pencil or powder (like for the McQueen Cleopatra look, for example).

But why use that rather than Prime & Prep?
 

mezzamy

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id love to know the consistency of the Lip Erase - if its dry then i'll give it a miss because I could always use concealer instead. i'm hoping for something, smoother and balmier - not necessarily shiny, but just smooth because dry products make my lips look horrible

also, once someone gets their hands on the Shaping Powders, could you please post here with what the finish/effect is like? I'd love a soft pearly highlighter that is similar to the shimmery Beauty Powders of even the glowy but very understated look of Lightscapade MSF
 

claresauntie

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Re: New Pro Products! Nudes and Shapers!

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Originally Posted by Twinkle_Twinkle
But why use that rather than Prime & Prep?

Prep and Prime Lash dries semi-transparent. It's not really a consistent coloration. I'm assuming (since I haven't tried it) that this new product is more like a mascara and covers more. Anyway, that's the only reason I can think to use it... maybe there are more artistic reasons....???
 

flowerhead

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Originally Posted by Twinkle_Twinkle
My sentiments exactly. You would think MAC would recognize that those with pigmented lips are who would jump at a product like this so that you can achieve a really nude lip etc. I didn't mention it because I was already ticked about the "flesh-toned" descriptions.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought everyone's flesh was beige?
 

hunnybun

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i stopped by the pro store in south coast plaza this morning for a "coffee break (lol)" and asked about this new line and no one knew anything about it!! i'm so confused bc i've seen in available on the mac pro website, but it wasn't in the store and none of the MAs in the store had heard of it. :confused:
 

Jacq-i

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I asked about it at my local MAC store (freestanding) and one of the MA's had heard of it! He was really excited about it, but said they weren't getting it. I didn't think they'd get it, but I had to ask anyway, lol.
 

Twinkle_Twinkle

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Originally Posted by flowerhead
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought everyone's flesh was beige?

Flesh is red and pink, the color of veins, muscle, tissue, etc., not beige. Flesh-tone refers to skintone, and not everyone has beige skin (unless we are counting our palms).
 

flowerhead

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Haha I must sound so dumb! I see your point, but generally the colour of 'flesh' is beige, like I worked with a pink-beige oil paint at college named flesh. Anywaay, the mascara sounds ugly
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lian_qiu

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Originally Posted by smith130
Thanks for nothing MAC. Light and medium tones are the only ones that need lip neutralizing? As an C7 here I am disapointed but the powders look cool.

I think the lip erases are not suppose to match ur skintone. I should pick the shade according to how much u want to tone down ur LIP COLOR. Two people can have completely different skin colors, but could have the same lip color
 

lian_qiu

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I noticed on the website, it says "Currently only available at M·A·C PRO Online. Look for this collection in PRO locations soon."

Wonder long we have to wait...
 

BunnyBunnyBunny

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Omg! Luc B gave an exclusive application demo for us at Basic (this past week) and he used those!! He was AMAZING and those new contouring products really are amazing, especially with the right brushes!
 

BunnyBunnyBunny

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And just to clarify, this is a PRO product, therefore it is geared toward artists in the industry. It's for models (using that loosely; for runway models, photography models, television people, movies, etc) who will appear in ads, on runways, and on movies/television. It's not being marketed to the average consumer. Luc told us that he has been experimenting and testing it backstage. That is probably why not many have heard of it, because not alot of people on this website are actually like major runway/movie star/etc makeup artists, we're more of consumer artists.
 

littlemakeupboy

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Re: New Pro Products! Nudes and Shapers!

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Originally Posted by Twinkle_Twinkle
But why use that rather than Prime & Prep?

prep and prime tends to dry a little more clear,this product i'm thinking will more neutralize the color of the lash
 

MAC_Whore

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Re: New Pro Products! Nudes and Shapers!

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Originally Posted by claresauntie
I'd probably use this as mascara before a bright and light mascara (made with the mixing medium lash or even the platinum Pro Lash Colour) if the natural lash is dark. And you could also use it to neutralize the impact of brows so you could reshape them with pencil or powder (like for the McQueen Cleopatra look, for example).

Well said. Additionally in pro use, when you need a soft eye or brow, think the charecter Story in Lady in the Water or the White Witch in The Chronicles of Narina, the new Pro Lash in Bare Lash can help you acheive that.

I would like to try it. Say a coat of black mascara on the whole lash, then tip the lashes with Bare Lash and then add coloured mascara.
 
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