Illuminating, soft yet electric, colour and light fused to perfection. Captured by the light-reflecting, slow-baked, naturally shaded mineralize skinfinish and the multi-shades and shimmering ambient effects of our six new limited edition shades of mineralize eye shadow. Torched by our four impeccable shades of high-reflective lipglass, this is the subtle shine that adds to your dash, flash and flare. Arrives on counter with the proper complement of brushes: the 134 large powder brush for applying skinfinish and the 227 large fluff brush to shadow the eyes. Catch the light, while you can. Limited edition.
Mineralize Eye Shadow and Skinfinish Profile
A sheer, pearled, mineralized powder eye shadow with up to four shades baked together in one pan. Superfine, lightweight: provides a softly tinted, reflective shimmer on the skin with a delicate sense of dimension. Subtly builds colour and shine. Can be worn on face, eye or body.
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July 21st, 2007 with Nordstrom’s exclusive Novel Twist collection; nationwide in August 2007
This innovative formula feels like a cream shadow and lasts for hours with no creasing, caking, or transfer. Its skin-like adhesion allows formula to build seamless coverage without heaviness or caking. A new combination of waxes allows superior blendability and spreadability. This new formula is easy to apply, blend and mix with MAC shadows and liners. Superior color vibrancy & intensity not commonly found in cream eye shadows. Its dense coverage can be easily built up in both matte and pearl formulas. It can hold large particle pearls on the eye area without risk of transfer. Easily removable with MAC wipes.
This launches July 21st, 2007 at a Norstrom counter near you.
Colour, swirls, bends, loops and thrills in the limited edition lip eye compacts, and brush/makeup bags of MAC Novel Twist. Stylishly coordinated, richly fall-like in spirit and hue, all feature a design of menswear striped fabric, hand-embroidered with a wayward twist of thread. The lip compacts in shades of tan, coral, pink, or plum sport a trio of colours, while coordinating compacts for the eyes highlight five shades in a choice of warm and cool. In each a brush, plus a mix of firm favorites in new additions that allow to follow convention or stylishly ad-lib. For the brush bags – a fresh new selection of brushes for face and eyes. As inspiringly unpredictable as cube-shaped makeup bag, this is a collection that sends the imagination for a loop.
Q: I was wondering if you could tell me what sort of colours & looks would suit my colouring? I’m very pale skinned, sort of coldly, & I have very dark brown hair and eyes. I find it hard to get the right eye shadow colours, looks often look weird on me I don’t really know why. A: I really am a firm believer in that everyone can work any color they want to – it is just a matter of pairing it with the right complimenting colors or using various hues and concentrations of it. Because you mentioned that you feel like you are cooler toned, you would most likely look lovely in forest greens and deep browns. I imagine even purple tones paired with warm golden hues would help to add warmth to your complexion, as well. Your best bet is to start off experimenting with neutral colors, and then figuring out which types of neutral colors work best – then applying that saturation/hue to colors. If coffee browns are great on you, try a deep green with just a touch of the warmth that coffee brown has.
Q: I’m very much interested in mac eyeshadows. Can you recommend shades that suit all occasions and the must haves of mac products? How good are mac lipglosses? A: Some great shades that I find myself always returning to are: Ricepaper (great highlight/neutral), Amber Lights (excellent deep brown), Carbon (awesome matte black), Goldmine (gorgeous gold), and Sumptuous Olive (dark olive green). In terms of must-have MAC products, I definitely suggest checking out pigments if you can; they’re great multi-purpose loose colors in jars. I adore MAC’s Studio Fix Fluid foundation for a gorgeous matte complexion. I personally like their lipglasses and glosses, but I couldn’t tell you for sure if they’re oh-so-much better than any other brand’s glosses. I do love their variety, though. They have a wide range of gloss types, from sticky to non-sticky; pigmented to sheer. Continue reading →
I used Apricot Pink pigment on lid, Goin’ Bananas on inner lid, Living Pink eyeshadow on middle of lid, Cranberry eyeshadow on outer lid and crease, Hush eyeshadow above crease, Ricepaper eyeshadow on brow, Goin’ Bananas on inner lower lash line, and Graphblack technakohl on lower lash line. I wore Fleurry blush on cheeks with Taupe blush to contour. I had Full Fuchsia lipstick with Bait lipglass on my lips. Continue reading →
If you weren’t there, couldn’t make it, or want a copy of it – here it is: transcript of the live chat with the famous Eve and her personal make up artist, JJ.
We asked Eve: If you could only take five products with you, which would they be? She replied: Face and Body, Loose Bronze in Golden Bronze, definitely Pro Lash Mascara, any Viva Glam not only becuase it’s a great cause but the colors look great on me and Studio Moisture Fix.
