MAC Black Poodle Pigment Review, Photos, Swatches (Archie's Girls)
MAC Black Poodle Pigment
MAC Black Poodle Pigment ($23.00 for 0.15 oz.) is described as a “blackened pink.” It’s a matte, blue-based black base with a purple-burgundy shimmer sprinkled throughout. MAC Beauty Marked is warmer. MAC Young Punk has more purple shimmer, so it appears purpler overall. Giorgio Armani #2 has more red and purple shimmer, but it has a very deep base, too.
Used dry, the chalkiness of the matte black base comes through, but when used wet, it has a much smoother, richer appearance and holds together better. It’s finely-milled and soft to the touch, but on the skin, it is difficult to blend out, whether used dry or damp. Â It sticks better damp, but it can be difficult to diffuse the edges; I recommend applying the majority damp, then using a bit of it dry to diffuse. Â I have not had a chance to test the wear of this particular shade, but generally, pigments with this kind of texture and color wear around eight hours with minor fading (no primer).
Black Poodle
LELimited Edition. $21.00.
MAC Black Poodle Pigment
MAC Black Poodle Pigment
MAC Black Poodle Pigment
MAC Black Poodle Pigment
Sigh. I would buy it for the name alone if it was still CF.
If I already have Dark Soul pigment (sparkly black) do I need this? How do they compare?
This is purple-y — Dark Soul has mostly silver shimmer if I remember correctly!
So happy I picked up the two darker pigments from this collection! I’m planning on using them as eyeliner with Mixing Medium 🙂
How pretty! I have an eyeliner similar to this color. I’ll have to pick up this pigment next time, I think!
If nocturnal plum and dark soul had a baby, this would be it!
How does the pigment compare to the purple side of the mes maleficent my dark magic?
This is blacker!