The one with the paint pot comes out more intense.
#Mac paint pot swatches vintage selection mac#
(My hands are a bit more pale than my face.) With and without paint pot This is a swatch of an eyeshadow with and without the MAC paint pot base. It looks a bit orange on my hand but it matches the color of my eyelids xD. Amount 5 g / 0.17 fl oz Color The color of this paint pot is painterly, which is a nude beige color- its quite pale as you can see on my ring finger. Texture It is creamy, matte but also a bit sticky. This product can dry out so you always have to put the cap back on or turn the bottle over on a surface to prevent it from air exposure. The cap is black and the cream is in a small glass pot. Packaging I like the simple packaging of MAC which is black and white. This comes in many shades and it´s sold in all MAC stores. I think that you can use it at least 8 months if you apply it every day, you don't need much when applying. Price One paint post cost €18,50, which is quite expensive. Source text: What can you do with it? You can use it as an eyeshadow base (a primer) or you can use it to even out your eyelid color. Cream-based, can be mixed with M♺♼ shadows and liners. Creates seamless coverage without weight or caking. What is it? On the MAC website it says that it's a highly pigmented eye colour that goes on creamy but dries to an intense, vibrant finish. I'm using the paint pot for almost 2 weeks now and I have to say that I'm quite satisfied with it.
Thank you so much for this product Mitchin ^_^! I had never used a paint pot before, but I had read lots of good reviews about it :) and it's time for me to try this product out. I received a MAC Paint Pot a week ago which was send by Mitchin.
#Mac paint pot swatches vintage selection for mac#
I have a soft spot for MAC MSFs even though they tend to be overly frosty so What I picked out, thoughts and descriptions: Chez Chez Lamé Special Reserve Highlight Powder – This is a soft pale beige gold shimmer. The colors are indeed very metallic in this collection, however I was able to find a few things that worked for me when applied with a lighter hand. I can report that my favorite bloggers did an amazing job in swatching with great accuracy. Everything looked so frosty! Still, curiosity got the best of me so I took a peek at the MAC counter the day after Christmas. I’m all about the glowy and luminous but when I started seeing swatches and reviews on other blogs I was a bit let down. Overall impression: I love the theme of shimmering pales (as seen in last month’s Loving Right Now: Shimmering Pales post). I know what you’re thinking: Not another Cham Pale review! Even more so, MAC on this blog?* I realize you’ve seen this collection reviewed practically everywhere, but per request, here are my thoughts on the MAC Cham Pale collection and comparisons to other shimmer powders and paint pots. MAC Chez Chez Lamé, Rosé Olé, Vintage Selection & Let Me Pop
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