Pigments are amazing on the cheeks...
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Colorqueen
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Acid Orange and Bright Coral are awesome on darker skin- esp sallow complexions, Pink Pearl, Violet, Rose, Vanilla, Pink Opal, and I also use many of the colors from sweetscents on the cheeks too- but I guess this is MAC talk, so I will just skip over those titles.
Once in a while I will use a tiny bit of chartreuse as a highlighter if it looks good with my look.
Bright Fuchsia and Fuchsia I have used too. and All Girl....
Once in a while I will use a tiny bit of chartreuse as a highlighter if it looks good with my look.
Bright Fuchsia and Fuchsia I have used too. and All Girl....
shadowprincess
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i've tried electric coral on the cheeks... one word: GORGEOUS!
MACmermaid
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fuschia pigment (applied sparingly) is pretty on the cheeks also....it looks like a cooler version of petticoat MSF
JesusShaves
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it was the one i was gonna mention, i looooove it. I also use acid orange on cheeks
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| Originally Posted by gitargirl Dude, nobody mentioned MAC's PRO Electric Coral? This is a great shade, like an amped up Stereo Rose MSF! |
it was the one i was gonna mention, i looooove it. I also use acid orange on cheeks
sigwing
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a wise Specktra member suggested to me a while back to try Tan as a duplicate of the color I loved in the Naked You MSF, and she was right on! What I did was sprinkle a little on top of a cake of a nude shade Clinique blush so it mixed a little of it with that blush, which was a fairly hardened powder so it didn't overtake the pigment powder, although I could have mixed it with some loose powder also, I suppose. But anyway, it gave me the Naked You shade without all the silver glitter chunks! I love it!
martygreene
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Blush brush, fingers, mix them in with your moisturizer or foundation, there are lots of ways to incorporate them into products and looks for your face and cheeks.
| Originally Posted by MissChievous What brush BESIDES THE 187 could I use for applying pigments to cheek? Could I use a normal blush brush? |
Blush brush, fingers, mix them in with your moisturizer or foundation, there are lots of ways to incorporate them into products and looks for your face and cheeks.
sigwing
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You've got to try it! It's not a "tan" shade, but applies just like the wonderful shade found in the Naked You! Tan makes you think it'd be like a bronzer or a brownish, but it's more of a nude-natural cheek color. I was so thankful to Specktra member Jpohrer for that suggestion!
| Originally Posted by mjlover oooohh !! i use pink bronze all the time and pink opal as a highlighter but never really thought of using the others like Tan ..... |
You've got to try it! It's not a "tan" shade, but applies just like the wonderful shade found in the Naked You! Tan makes you think it'd be like a bronzer or a brownish, but it's more of a nude-natural cheek color. I was so thankful to Specktra member Jpohrer for that suggestion!
dvinerevelation
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Pink Bronze and Melon are two of my favorites for cheeks...so gorgeous
