laprop.blogg.se - Mac paint pot swatches layin low

The matte shades were lightly creamy to slightly stiffer to work with, and with the stiffer ones, I preferred using a brush to get the initial product out of the jar and then use a fingertip to furiously diffuse the product. The matte finish is most consistent in performance and tended to perform better than the shades with some level of shimmer. Eyeshadow in Aztec Brick, 8.The formula is supposed to be "highly pigmented, long-wearing, blendable" and can be used as either an "eye primer" or as a "cream shadow." The brand says it's supposed to wear for "24 hours" without flaking or creasing. Eyeshadow in Jungle MoonĪmber swatches: 1. It contradicts the info I received from the artist, so please use this technique at your own discretion.)Ĭoral swatches: 1. (Update, 11:24 p.m.: I just got word from reader HC that the Stacked 1 set has a warning on the box indicating that the product shouldn’t be used in the lip area.

If you’re a stage performer (a dancer, cheerleader, singer, drag queen, LOL!) and like shiny lips but hate getting your hair stuck in your gloss, use a finger to apply and blend Crush Metal Pigments directly on top of your lipstick.

Want more KAPOW!? Use a flat shadow brush like the MAC 252 or 239 instead (the dense bristles will deposit more pigment).

For a fast and easy eye look, apply a wash of color with Crush Metal Pigments and a fluffy domed brush like the MAC 217 or 224.

Jack said the stackable containers have been staples at MAC Pro Stores for years, and the Crush Metal Pigments are MAC’s way of taking the packaging mainstream. They’re also safe for use around lips and eyes. These stackable pots of loose shimmery shadow deliver rich shimmery color with high metallic shine. If a MAC Pigment and some MAC Solar Bits had a lovechild … it would be called Crush Metal Pigments. 🙂īlush Ombre in Springshine Crush Metal Pigments For definition, load an angled face brush like the MAC 168, and sweep beneath the apples of your cheeks.

The darker (ooh, scary!) side of each pan can be used for contouring.

For a look that glows, apply it with a blush brush like the MAC 116 along the tops of your cheekbones, down the bridge of your nose and on your temples. The lighter tones in each pan make great highlighters.To load a brush with a mix of tones from one of the pans, use a swirling action with a blush brush like the MAC 129.