Eyes: Indianwood paint pot (gold tinted cream shadow), Gorgeous Gold eyeshadow (frosty light gold with green sheen), Tectonic mineralize shadow (yellow green), Velvet Moss eyeshadow (velvet olive green), Humid eyeshadow (deep green), White Tie eyeshadow (white-gold highlighter), Graphblack technakohl (black kohl liner), and black mascara.
Face: If you’d like to compliment the eyes, use Springsheen blush (warm coral) on apples of cheeks with Taupe blush to contour.
Lips: For matching lips, try Tiger Tiger lipstick with Apex 3D glass.
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This tutorial is designed to show you how to utilize the new paint pot formula with a smokey green eye.
Skill Level: Moderate
Eyes: Indianwood paint pot (gold tinted cream shadow), Gorgeous Gold eyeshadow (frosty light gold with green sheen), Tectonic mineralize shadow (yellow green), Velvet Moss eyeshadow (velvet olive green), Humid eyeshadow (deep green), White Tie eyeshadow (white-gold highlighter), Graphblack technakohl (black kohl liner), and black mascara.
Face: If you’d like to compliment the eyes, use Springsheen blush (warm coral) on apples of cheeks with Taupe blush to contour.
Lips: For matching lips, try Tiger Tiger lipstick with Apex 3D glass.
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IN 3D
Overall, I really enjoyed that MAC came out with two new formulations/products, because I like seeing innovation in the company’s repetoire. In terms of whether or not they’re products I can’t wait to have? I can wait a bit longer. The 3D Glass comes in numerous gorgeous colors, and they should be thought as similar to lipglass in terms of opacity and color payoff, but with the texture of a lip gelee and lustreglass. I sort of was reminded of the way Vaseline feels like on my lips when I put on Boundless. I did wish that there were some more opaque colors, especially since some looked so great in the tube, but quite sheer in use!
3D GLASS
Algorithm – This is a pretty purple, a very light version of Sexy Ray lipglass, sort of, with plenty of shimemr/glitter in it.
Apex – Very much an orange coral lip color, but easily sheered out and perfect for complimenting many lipsticks when paired with green looks.
Backlit – I have a thing for this color family, I think, very sheer, irridescent type glosses. I was briefly reminded of Vibrational lipglass (limited).
Boundless – Oh, how I fell in love with this color, just by sight. Sadly, I was a bit disappointed when I put it on my lips – quite sheer. It made my lips look slightly tinted, which is nice, but I guess I was hoping for a bit more color potency!
Energy – This just seemed really similar to Synched Up; kind of a pinkish coral with a lot of shimmer.
In 3D – A pinker coral than Energy/Synced Up, and way less orange than Apex. Pretty, but not too exciting – similar to Lychee Luxe lipglass with more pink.
Lightswitch – I just loved this one! I don’t particularly need to run head first to buy it, just because I have enough glosses similar to this, but it doesn’t keep me from wanting to make it an impuse buy. It’s like a pinker Luminary lustreglass!
Optical – Kind of dull, just didn’t catch my fancy, too muddied for me, I guess.
Racy – This is a really pretty pink color, and I imagine it makes for a lovely pink pout on the go.
Synched Up – As mentioned earlier, similar to Energy & In 3D; more pink glitter/sheen than Energy.
Touchpoint – A medium pink, which is sheer when swatched, so I picture this working mostly as a top coat on lipstick or as a very quick gloss for neutral days.
Wondershine – Pinks are always pretty, especially when they’re hot (the hotter the better, right?), but it was similar to Racy.
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PAINTERLY
Overall, I really love the texture and consistency of the paint pots, because they are very creamy and easy to apply. They blend seamlessly over the skin and just absorb into it and dry quickly. They have great, long lasting power, which means they’re perfect to use as bases. I like the container they come in so much better than MAC’s paints, because those tubes can get messy and it’s hard to be exact. I also love the technakohl formula, so I am happy to see more colors for that line come out.
PAINT POTS
Artifact – Cranberry eyeshadow in paint pot form, and of course, lacking intense shimmer.
Bare Study – Oh, man, I loved this color! Not sure how I would use it, but it sure looks lovely when swatched; in fact, it totally reminded me of Astral Rays glimmer shimmer (which I love, but hardly wear).
Blackground – Black, but it wasn’t quite pitch black to me, which I was kind of wanting. I would probably prefer Blacktrack for my smokey eye base in comparison to this.
Constructivist – Deep, dark brown with a bit of an amber tint to it, and it seems a bit overpowering for most uses, because of how dark it is. It would be lovely in dramatic looks, but I don’t see this as versatile as some of the other colors launched.
Delft – The swatch doesn’t even do the color justice – this is truly a gorgeous teal base. It is similar to Shimmermoss, but more matte. It also has great payoff.
Fresco Rose – A muted pale pink, which is lovely, but I’m not sure I would find enough uses for it; could be great as a base for Passionate eyeshadow, to really get it to pop, though, or even notoriously hard to use Sushi Flower eyeshadow.
Greenstroke – It reminded me of Surreal eyeshadow, and I think it would be great for smokey eyes or gray and blue looks as well.
Groundwork – A muted pale brown color, which would work well under shadows as a base – kind of like Fresh Cement shadestick (but better, because it is creamy and easy to use – plus, not harsh on your lids).
Indianwood – I am always a sucker for golds and the like, so of course, I loved the look of this. It didn’t remind me instantly of any particular eyeshadow that MAC has, which is always a good thing.
Moss Scape – This was not even out at my MAC store! I could not try it.
Painterly – This is very similar to Bare Canvas paint, so I think a lot of people will like this new form, because this is an excellent base.
Rubenesque – Lighter than Indianwood, but still in the goldesque family. It is lovely, and it would be a great color to use under browns, golds, and even greens.
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I used Gold Mode pigment on lid, By Jupiter eyeshadow on inner lid, Tectonic eyeshadow on middle of lid, Ether eyeshadow on outer lid and crease, Rose Blanc eyeshadow on inner lid, Wondergrass eyeshadow on middle/outer lid, Shimmermoss eyeshadow in crease, Metamorph eyeshadow above crease, White Tie eyeshadow on crease, Ether eyeshadow (wet) on outer lower lash line, Tectonic eyeshadow (wet) on middle of lower lash line, Rose Blanc eyeshadow on inner lower lash line, and Graphblack technakohl on lower lash line. I used Margin blush with Gold Spill mineralize skinfinish on cheeks with Taupe blush to contour. I had Thrills lipstick and Vital Spark lipglass on my lips.
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