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Oyster Girl is also a great color. I retired Oh Baby after I discovered this color.
I also like C-thru. |
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Hmmm, I guess I have to try Oh Baby. I have the chestnut liner and I have lipglass in Spite. It's an aiight color on me...maybe I need the right lipstick to wear it with.
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Clear!!!!
...Yeah, I'm bringing this thread back from the dead.
I went to Saks Fifth Avenue in Charleston this past weekend, and bombarded the MAC counter. I have a new favorite. Lovechild Lipglass is a da bomb. I need to go get a paper route or a lemonade stand or cut some yards or something to support my new MAC habit. :p |
I just bought my first MAC products about a month ago and I am definitely impressed with the Oh Baby Lipglass as well as the Chestnut lip pencil.
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If they didn't tell you-save your old containers-when you turn in 6 you get a free lipstick! Thats how they get ya-you get a new lipstick then you buy more pencil, which if you get you might as well pick up powder, another eyeshadow...then you venture into your brushes, first lip, then cheeks, then the set (cause you are going to learn how to do your eyes for yourself), and if you haven't already you venture into foundation....then you get the travel kit...then the big professional toolbox to hold all your products in. Yeah...welcome to the club :p. My name is stardusttwin...and I'm a MAC addict. |
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prolly alone on this one....BUT!
I HATE M.A.C. and FASHION FAIR! :mad:
For my skin tone, neither do me justice. And to add, nothing chaps my a$$ more than seeing a good looking woman with mismatched makeup on (re: neck and face, three different shades! looking like a drag queen on crack!). Suffice to say, I worked over the summer at a casino in Detroit (MGM Grand) and appropriate, attractive, well kept appearance was required of my job. I haven't been a huge makeup nut, but have always been a fan of Bobbi Brown and Trish McEvoy. Anyways, I tried out several different counters, just to try something new and was sorely dissapointed. M.A.C. seemed costumey and not necessarily complimenting to my undertones. I like to blend shades and could not find anything that did right by me (even with blending, it was always too-something-or-the-other). ALSO, Fashion Fair is made for those with severe red tones and of a darker variety. None of those colors suited me (I went out for a day looking like Boonquisha from down 'na skreet! with some bogus orange looking lipstick, the lady just KNEW would look good on me!). The concept behind Bobbi Brown is not to mask your beauty, but to compliment it. And that means more earthly tones and if you want to get "spunky", then there are colors that you can match to your shade that won't make you look like Boo-Boo the fool! Also, the compacts that you can get (esp. McEvoy with changeable shades to suit mood/occasion are neat!) fit well and carry nicely (in a purse - bulkiness). So, perhaps I should be the new spokeswoman, but I would encourage those two, or even something cheap. You can ALWAYS manipulate/blend/mix/whatever to find something to match you (Maybelline, Revlon, Wet&Wild, etc) enigma_AKA |
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