WOC MSF in Warm blend
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TISH1124
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I love Warm Blend...I have a swatch of it on my cheeks in the swatch thread I am NC45...it is not overly shimmer on me and I can wear it as a blush actually...Or as a highlighter over other matte blushes
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HeavenLeiBlu
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I agree with Tish... LOVE IT. I'm NW45-47
Ashleybubbles83
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i have it on order. i am NW50 and can't wait to try!!!
Nepenthe
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I think Warm Blend is an excellent MSF. It's got shimmer without sparkle.. definitely not chunky like Gold Deposit. It's truly multi-purpose. I've used it on my cheeks as a blush and as a highlight. It can be used as eyeshadow.. or on the lips to give a metallic sheen.
Great product.
Great product.
nichollecaren
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sigh...I passed on this because i thought it was too glittery! Gold Deposit made me develop a glitter phobia. oh well
elektra513
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Most MSFs are "sparkly" to a certain extent. But I find that it depends on what kind of brush you are using, as you control how sparkly [or not] your look will be. I love Warm Blend all over the face, but I apply it lightly using fluffy brushes and a light hand. The goal is to give the skin a sheen. Try the 217 or 213 brush to apply and then blend it out in the eyes with clean 224 (not applying add'l product). Same applies to the face (go for a light hand and a fluffy brush).
HTH
Originally Posted by Mandy4610
So I went and swatched this at the store an it seems like it will be a No no for me 
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Most MSFs are "sparkly" to a certain extent. But I find that it depends on what kind of brush you are using, as you control how sparkly [or not] your look will be. I love Warm Blend all over the face, but I apply it lightly using fluffy brushes and a light hand. The goal is to give the skin a sheen. Try the 217 or 213 brush to apply and then blend it out in the eyes with clean 224 (not applying add'l product). Same applies to the face (go for a light hand and a fluffy brush).
HTH
gabi03
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ITA, Warm Blend looks most flattering when i use it with a fluffy brush and not a blush brush. That way its never too sparkly but just a nice hint of glow. And it looks great on the eyes too.
| Originally Posted by elektra513
Most MSFs are "sparkly" to a certain extent. But I find that it depends on what kind of brush you are using, as you control how sparkly [or not] your look will be. I love Warm Blend all over the face, but I apply it lightly using fluffy brushes and a light hand. The goal is to give the skin a sheen. Try the 217 or 213 brush to apply and then blend it out in the eyes with clean 224 (not applying add'l product). Same applies to the face (go for a light hand and a fluffy brush). HTH |
ITA, Warm Blend looks most flattering when i use it with a fluffy brush and not a blush brush. That way its never too sparkly but just a nice hint of glow. And it looks great on the eyes too.
macluvermre
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^^^ Agreed with all about warm blend. But, if you ever come across a CCO that has the color Shooting Star or Metal Rock (okay, I am dreaming, but still
, both of those are great, IMO. Love, love them!
elektra513
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Metal Rock, yum. I love that one. It was one of my first MAC purchases. I still have it
| Originally Posted by macluvermre
^^^ Agreed with all about warm blend. But, if you ever come across a CCO that has the color Shooting Star or Metal Rock (okay, I am dreaming, but still
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Metal Rock, yum. I love that one. It was one of my first MAC purchases. I still have it
Boasorte
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I just gave away Shooting Star, that thing was HORRIBLE!!!
So I gather to take away the sparkle from MSFs, use a fluffy brush? Hmmm thanks
| Originally Posted by macluvermre
^^^ Agreed with all about warm blend. But, if you ever come across a CCO that has the color Shooting Star or Metal Rock (okay, I am dreaming, but still
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I just gave away Shooting Star, that thing was HORRIBLE!!!
So I gather to take away the sparkle from MSFs, use a fluffy brush? Hmmm thanks
jazmatazz
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I really like this MSF, it looks great over a bronzer for a very bronze goddess look
I use it as a highlight and as an eyeshadow. It's also nice that the 3 sections are separate because you can use them individually or swirl it together.
It's sparkly in a good way but not too chunky IMO.
I use it as a highlight and as an eyeshadow. It's also nice that the 3 sections are separate because you can use them individually or swirl it together.
It's sparkly in a good way but not too chunky IMO.
iaisha26
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I said that Warm Blend remindes me of Shoot Star and Metal Rock. That's why I brought 2 Warm Blends. I had backups of both Metal Rock and Shooting Star, I'm on my last of both, scared to use them...it's a sad thing when you don't want to use you own products. I've said it before and I'll say it again, it they ever re-release these two, I'm buying at least 4.
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| Originally Posted by macluvermre
^^^ Agreed with all about warm blend. But, if you ever come across a CCO that has the color Shooting Star or Metal Rock (okay, I am dreaming, but still
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Fabulous&Fierce
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I was actually debating buying this msf but with these reviews I figure i might as well
FierceMrsButler
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One of the best MSF they came out with... I put it on my eyes, lips, face skin... whatever... I have 2 of them... lol
