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Win MAC Antique Green Pigment!
Win MAC Antique Green Pigment!
One (1) lucky winner will receive MAC Antique Green Pigment Eyeliner from MAC’s Fabulous Felines Collection! (Retail value $19.50!)
RULES: All entries must be submitted by September 22nd, 2010 at 11:59 PM PST. This contest is open to all readers as pursuant to your local state/country’s laws. Winner will be chosen randomly and notified via e-mail. This post will be updated with the winner once the winner confirms.
I’d use Antique Green as a nail polish! I love dark green colors for fall:)
I would mix it with a clear nailpolish to make a beautiful dark green nail polish
That is so pretty! I would use it in the crease and on the lower lashline with a bronzey eye look with UD smog!
I would wear Antique Green on the lid, Carbon in the crease and
C-Thru lipglass.
I think I’d use Antique Green as a liner.
I’d use it with mac bronze eyeshadow (allover the lid) and antique green on the crease. And in the first part of the eye Gold mac pigment.
outer V or crease
id use it as a nail polish and as an eyeliner!
I would use it on the lid, a winged tip using black track, smolder on the waterline and nothing on my lips.
i’d use Antique green to line on the upper lash line !
Mix it with clear nailpolish or use it as a liner 🙂
I’d use Antique Green as a nail polish! it’s a fabulous color!
I’d use it on the lid and smoke it out with a light green, maybe Pastorale!
i’d use it as a wash over the lid and then blended into the crease.
I would use it as an eyeshadow on the lid and lower lashline.
I’d use it as a nail polish 🙂
I’d put it on the lid, making a really dark eye makeup, black eyeshadow on the crease and on the outter V.
A lot of black mascara -maybe false lashes- and a light pencil in the waterline and under the brow bone -to illuminate the eye-.
I’d put some Hoola all over the face, just to contour, and a nude-goldish lipstick.
I would use it for a pop of color on the lid!
I would mix it with some clear mascara for funky fall lashes! thanks temptalia!
So pretty! <3 I'd probably pack it over Blackground to do a simple smokey green with maybe Vanilla pigment to blend it out.
i’d probably use it for a smoked out look, probably with colors similar to the ones in the photorealism palette. and peach cheeks and lips!
Use it as an eyeliner for an Egyptian Halloween, and compliment with same color nails!
I would smoke it out with a gold and a black shadow! 🙂
I’d use it on my lower lash line to give a punch to my neutral look.
all over color for smokeyyyyyyyyy eyes
I think I would do a sheer/shimmery neutral all over the lid and use this pigment as a winged liner on top, and maybe a gold liner on bottom or the water line. It’d be great for a sophisticated yet fun holiday party look for work!
I’d use it as a nailpolish or as an eyeliner!
Of course, I would use it as an eyeshadow. But I think it would look really cool if you mix it with a clear gloss. A look for Halloween. Instead of wearing a black lip color for a witch, why not use a dark green lip color?
I would take use it as a crease color for a green smokey eye look
definitely as an eyeliner. its such a beautiful color
I’d use it with carbon e/s for creating a dark green smokey eye.
I’d use it as eyeshadow all over the lid for may smokeys eyes 😉
use with some gold eyeshadow, make a smokey eyes!
I looooveee this pigment. 🙂 Definitely an eyeshadow.
btw I didn’t know you could make it a nail polish??
I just learning to use pigments, so I think as a liner under the waterline or maybe on the crease in a dark green smoky eye. But I am just learning
I’d use it to make a smoky green eye with either a taupe or bronze on the lid.
i’d probably smudge it on the lashline or in the crease
I would wear a neutral eye & use this as an eyeliner.
I’d definately use Antique Green in the crease!
I would use Antique Green as a nail polish! I think it would be super pretty!
I would use it in the crease with burmese beauty on the lid, or as nail polish.
I would do a smoky green look with this pigment. Such a gorgeous color.
I would use it as a crease color or even a lid color for a beautiful fall smoky eye. =)
On my nails or as a liner shade, likely in the crease too for variety!
With Glare and woodwinked:)
I’d use it to create a smokey eye.
Definitely all over the lid blended out with a taupey color for a green smokey eye.
I would wear it in the outer V or in the crease.
I’d use it with Club e/s
I would use it as eyeshadow with a gold eyeshadow.
! it seems like everyone would use this in a nailpolish lol! so would i.
I’d use aquadisiac eyeshadow
This would look fabulous wet as a liner! I’d using MAC’s Fix + and wear it wet, for sure, to bring out its boldness.
I’d use it in a smokey look. Love greens!
I would create a nice halloween makeup with it. 🙂 something like a wich 😀
eye liner and nailpolish…. PERFECT for fall!
As eyeshadow, along with a gold or brown color.
I would put it in the crease with a lighter nuetral color on the lid
i would use it to set my eyeliner on my waterline
I would wear it all over as an intense smokey eye with black smudged at the lashes and outer v area! It’s gorgeous!
I would use it in the crease with a color like GOldmine on the lid.
I’d use that pigment for a green and black smoky eye look!
I’d wear it on the lid on its own with Blanc Type as a highlighter. Tarnish eye kohl as a liner.
I’d use it in the crease with Bare Escentuals Antique Gold and top off the look with Spree lipgloss from MAC 🙂
id either wear it as a nail polish or do a dark green smokey eye!
I would use antique green as a shadow along with gold stroke pigment and black liquid eyeliner.
As eyeliner!
I would do a smokey eye with it. Place it all over the lid, and then carbon in the outer corner to smoke it out!
Definitelye as a outer corner, crease color! Real original, I know…
I’d wear it with a gold and a white eyeshadow
I would use it on my eyelids with Treat Me Nice as the liner. I would then do a nude or peach lip and a coral blush with Stereo Rose on top.
I’d probably use it as a liner.
If not, I’d use it with a bronze or dark brown eyeshadow.
I’d foil it on my lids for a smokey eye!
I’d use it for a green smoky eye
I would use antique green as a French tip on my nails with the new Earthly Harmony polish that MAC just released. Metallic pigments are awesome as nail color.
I would use as a nail polish, I think it would look lovely with my warm yellow coloring
I’d use it in the outer V and smoke it out.
I’d use it as an eye liner on the lower lash line.
I’d mix it with some silvery nail polish! Can’t wait for wintery/xmas-y colors! 🙂
nail polish or outer v!
would use as eyeshadow- with a soft brown and a deep black eyeliner- perfect for evening!
I’d like to use it wet on the lid! or even as a nail polish, that would be fun too :]
eyeshadow
paired with lilac one
with a gold colour
I would LOVE to foil with it and pack it my lid!
I’d use it to do a dark smoky eye and pair it with a neutral cheek and nude lip.
I’d use it with MAC Teal pigment. I think it would be a great combination 🙂
Actually I’ve been meaning to get this one, I’d love to do a green/black smokey eye, I’m in love with greens lately, they are so flattering!
I’d put down a black base and press it into the lid and throw in some gold accents from the MUFE collection. Very fall!
Lets see…Sweet and punchy on the lid, antique green on the crease, mascara and maybe a black liner and creme d’nude lipstick.
i would use it as a liner or nailpolish
I am such a fan of greens! I think it would be fun to pair Antique Green with Amber Lights and Vapor or maybe Cranberry!
id use it wet as eyeliner on days i go to class, wet with some glitter for a green halloween smokey eye, and occasionally when i am going outin different looks!
I’d use it as an eyeshadow; I’d foil it!!!!!
i’d use antique green on my outer corner on a green smokey eye!!
on my eyes or as a nail polish
I’d use Antique Green in the crease with a sparkling black over the lid :-), a peach blush and a nude lipstick.
as a liner!
I’d use Antique Green on my lids and then embark in the crease 🙂
I would use Antique Green as a lower lash liner and as a nail polish!
I’d use it as a liner under a bright eyeshadow.
Oh wow, I would wear a deep sexy smokey eye! Antique green on the lid, Urban Decay buck in the crease, MAC Phloof! as a highlight, and MAC’s Carbon to smoke it out.
I’d use this colour as a deep smokey eye. Black pencil in the waterline and slightly smudged out into a big panda eye of this colour. Dramatic.
So pretty! I would use it as an eyeshadow in the crease and lower lash line or use it as an eyeliner
I’ll use this one as an eyeshadow, either on the lid with dark brown/grey on the crease, or neutral light beige/naked pigment on the lid with antique green on the crease. I think this one is pretty neutral and versatile.
it would be perfect on nails
I will try it with different looks then post a review on my blog & maybe a tutorial using it to be posted on my youtube chanel 🙂
id use it with mac’s fix spray to apply to my crease
it’d be my everyday lid color during the winter!
with mac gorgeous gold!
Probably on the outer ‘V’ and as a liner 🙂
eyeliner and nail polish!
I would use antique green all over the lid and then blend it as a subtle wash over the crease.
I love greens! I can think of a ton of ways to use MAC’s Antique Green pigment. How about Gorgeous Gold on the inner corner, Antique Green on the lid, with Parfait Amour in the crease? Or Amber Lights on the lid, Bronze in the crease, Espresso lightly in the outer V, and Antique Green as lower liner.
AG on the lid and carbon in the crease. Mabybe with some burmese beauty to blend them into each other. Ohh that would be nice 😉
I would use antique green as an eyeshadow and as a nail polish I love greens thanks for the awesome giveaways 🙂
As a nail polish
A liner! 🙂
I would use it in a smokey eye!
All over the lid, then some Black Black pigment on the crease and Vanilla Pigment to highlight!
I would use it as a liner.
I’d use it wet all over my lid, use Goldmine in the tear duct, and Dark Soul in the crease to smoke it up!
I’d wear it with green smoke by MAC 🙂
Antique Green is such a fab color that I’ll use it alone with a touch of naked lunch into the inner corner… mascara and some black pencil underneath. there you go!
i would use it as an eyeshadow base
I’d use it in the outer V and along the lower lash line!
i’d use it to create an intense smokey eye!
A great creasecolor for fall, i think
I’d use it in a smokey look.
MAC Beautiful Iris on the lid with Antique Green in the crease. Paired with Chanel Rouge Allure Laque in Santal for a complementing lip.
I’d use as a lipgloss on my barry m green lipstick!
Just with goldmine eyeshadow 🙂
I would use it in the crease with a gold lid
i would use it with a mixing medium on my lids to really bring out the colour and change the texture. pair it with a lighter green and a black in the outer corner 🙂
smokey eye
Oh wow, there’s a lot of cool things to do with this pigment. I’d use it as a crease color, as an eyeliner (I’d have to apply it wet in that case), and as a nail polish!
I’d use it as a nail polish, or create a smokey green effect.
I would use it as an eyeliner
I would use Antique Green along with my Old Gold pigment! I love mixing greens and gold.
I’d love to use Antique Green in a green smokey eye! I love doing smokey looks in colors other than black/gray, and this would be a gorgeous one 🙂
i would make nail polish and use as a crease color on my lids
As an outer v/crease color with… wow, anything! Maybe a pretty pink!!
i would use it as a liner on the lower lash line to make my green eyes pop. 🙂
in the crease, combined with a golden and brown eyeshadow 🙂
i would use it in the outer corner
I’d use Antique Green as an eyeshadow. I love that color!!
i’d use it as an eyeshadow and nail polish!
as an all over shadow on the lids for a smokey look
I’d use it wet as an eye liner or mix it with clear polish and paint my nails!
i’d press the antuque green and wear it on the lid with carbon by mac.
I would use this as a shadow &/or a liner.
As eyeshadow in the crease. Love green!
I would use it on the lower lash line.
I would use it for a nice green smokey eye
I would use it as an eyeshadow…I’m so not creative! 🙂
i would use it as an eyeshadow on the lid!
Very very lightly on the crease.
I would wear antique green pigment with bronze eyeshadow by MAC and blend it out with soft brown eyeshadow, also by MAC 🙂
as an eyeshadow!for a green smoky eye!i love this colour!!!
I`d use it with a little black in the corner of my lid. Something very rich…
I would use antique green pigment on my eyes as an accent just above the eye underneath the eye and I would use a green liner in the waterline
I’d use it together with Urban decay Graffiti on the lid and Antique green in the crease. And then darken the whole thing up with Carbon.
Graffiti is my favorite eyeshadow of all time!
RT’ed, nickname: Monticka
i don’t know yet!
As a liner!
I would use this as liner on the upper lash line or use as a nail polish 🙂
I will apply it wet and all over the lid! because is an awesome color *___*
I would probably wear it as an eyeshadow. I love greens!
I would wear it in the crease and also under my lower lashline. Thanks!
I would wet it with water and use it as eyeliner =)
i’d use it all over the lid as part of a green smokey eye
I’d use it as a crease color with a pale gold on the lid or as a liner
In my crease and as nail polish
i’d use it as an eyeshadow.
I would give it to my sister, she doesn’t have much make-up and she would look great wearing that color!
id use this in an eye look and pair it with gorgeous golds! green and golds are sooo pretty together and perfect for fall!
i’d make a really wet looking green smokey eye with glowly fresh clean skin and a warm pastel nude-y pinkish lip!
I think it’d make an amazing eye liner.
I’d mix it in with a bronzy eye!
I’d like to try it as a eyeliner by mixing mac mixing medium gel.
All over the lid with black winged liner.
As a dark smokey eye
three ways: eyeshadow, eyeliner, nail polish. =D
I’d pop it over the deep green pigment from the moonlit jewels quad by revlon. Then I would apply a matte brown (Loreal HIP duo in Poppy) in the crease, then layer a matte black from my coastal scents palette for a deeper night look. Black winged eye-liner as well, and my new fave mascara, covergirl lashblast fusion.
i would use as a liner
also i would mix it with nail polish
I would mix bits of this into a bottle of clear nail polish, or as an eyeliner for the upper lid, then softly blend it.
I would go smoky with some black and a nude lip with a very slight touch of pink.
I’d love to use it as a eyeliner!
Actually I’d use it by giving it to my sister, because I know she wants it and she’s havin a rough month.
I would wear it all over the lid and some black in the crease with lucky green in the inner corner.
I would use it with a deep antique gold.
I would use it as an either a powder eyeshadow, or mix it with Old Gold and apply it wet over a black base.
I would put a neutral color all over my lids then use the pigment to smoke the look out
i’d use it as eyeliner!
I’d use antique green as a crease color with woodwinked on the lid 😉
I would use Antique Green as a smokey look, probably pairing it up with carbon! (:
Hi! I’d probably mix it with a clear nail polish to make a new colour 🙂
In the crease with a toasty golden color. A nice antique-y look to set off my green eyes. I’d also use it as nailpolish (loooooooove dark greens)
I would use it on the crease with amber lights on the lid
I would do a deep smokey greenish look using: Blackground paintpot on the lid, Antique Green pigment in/above the crease, Dark Soul pigment on the crease and lower lashline, then Deep Blue Green pigment on the lid and lower lashline and Vanilla pigment as a highlight 🙂
i would use it by itself on my lid. it will make a great smokey eye look
I would use it on the eyes, paired with Humid and a matte black shadow for a lovely smokey eye.
I’d use black winged liner with it.
I think I would use Antique Green as a liner.
I would use it in the crease and outer V with a gold eyeshadow on the lid
To do a smokey eye with some gorgeous browns/bronze shades.
i’d probably use it as an eyeshadow on the outer v and as liner for the lower lashline.I think it would look nice with gorgeous gold!!
I would wear it on the lid or crease with golds, browns, etc.. and maybe try and make a nail polish! 😛
I would put it in the crease and on the lid put Amber Lights. In the corner I would put Newly Minted.
I WOULD USE THE ANTIQUE GREEN PIGMENT IN A SMOKEY EYE I WOULD ALSO USE IT AS A EYELINER FOR THE LOWER LID
as an all over the lid eyeshadow! beautiful!
A super smokey green look or on the lower lash line with a neutral lid!
I’d use it all over lid for a green smokey eye and add Sweet&Punchy on crease.
I’d use antique green all over the lid with black liner or in the crease with UD homegrown on the lid
I would put this on my lower lashline with a soft smooky bronze eye
I’d use Antique Green to make a smokey eye look.
I’d use it as an eyeliner and a nail polish. Beautiful!
I would love to use this pigment as an all over the lid wash with a highlight below the brow and a gold or silver eyeliner
will definitely use it to create a green, golden & red eye makeup look !!
I have a green eyeshadow duo from D&G,still havent use it!
I would use antique green as either a nail polish or in a fall smokey eye look!
in the crease with nailed by rock and republic
I would use it with clear nail polish to make a green nailpolish!
as an eyeshadow in the outer lid/crease
How WOULDN’T I use this gorgeous color? Eyeliner, crease, nail polish, oh my!
I’d use it as a liner!
I would use Antique Green as over the lid with Treat Me Nice as eyeliner
I’d use it in the crease to create a mean smokey eye.
I would use it as a crease color or as eyeliner!
I’d use this as an eyeshadow crease color or as an eyeliner.
i thin it’d be gorgeous in a green smokey eye
I would use to create a green smokey eye!
I would use this to create smokey eye and mix this with green smoke eyeshadow
I’d use it in the crease with UD Maui Wowie all over
OOoooh this is one of my fave pigments . I only have a sample of it ,,, but this color looks wonderful with my brown/black eyes..
I would apply a bit of a silver pigment..
BONJOUR!! i would use this either as a nail polish, love the dark rich color or as a smoky, smouldering dark green eyeshadow 😉
I have never dared to use such a bold green colour! I think, this liner would look great on the outer corners of the lower lash lines!
I’d use it all over the lid with Retrospeck in the inner corner. Then I’d add a matte shade like Cork just to blend it out and add some definition to my crease.
use it as a liner 🙂
i would use it wet for a liner and then dry for a shadow 🙂
i would use it as a nail varnish, eye shadow and liner, i think it would be amazing!!
I’d use it as an eyeliner.
I would love this as a liner.
I’d use it with mixing medium as as liner. thanks 🙂
Nail polish, crease color, liner….everything. It’s gorgeous.
An eyeliner. This one’s beautiful!
smoky eyes and glossy nude lips
O my eyes, in a really dramatic way
as an eyeshadow, this one’s been on my list for sooooo long!!
I would use Sumptuously Olive on the lid, Antique Green in the crease and Treat Me Nice eyeliner & Bisque at the brow. Good luck everyone 🙂
I’d love to use Antique Green in a smokey green eye!
I would use it as an eyeshadow! for a cool smokey look
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This dark green with some neutral colors above to balance it out and make a VERY NICE green nailpolish!!!
Probably on the lower lashline with a neutral eye.
I’d use it wet as an eyeliner.
for a smokey eye!!
I WOULD USE AS A BASE GREENSTROKE PP; THEN COMBINE THIS PIGMENT WITH PASTORALE PIGMENT ON THE INTIRE LID AND ANTIQUE GREEN IN THE CREASE AND OUTER V. LOVE THIS SHADE OF GREEN AND GREENS IN GENERAL, ALTHOUGH I HAVE GREEN EYES!
as an eyeliner!
I would use it as liner all around the eye and smoke it out with black e/s and mascara. I would then use Smitten lipgloss (smashbox) and madly blush by NARS.
I would use it wet as liner with a bronze eye.
Antique green pigment all over the lid with a winged gold glitter eyeliner!
I would pair it with gorgeous gold!
I would use this in the crease for sure with a lighter shade of green on the lid.
Probably as an eyeliner. This as a mascara would be sooo cool
I would wear plum and plum dressing on crease with antique green on lower lashline
I’d pair it with a gold on the lid and Antique Green in the crease 🙂
Definitely with the Burmese Beauty quad.
I’d use it for a smokey eye for halloween
Foiled on the lid with Carbon in the crease!
Probs in my outer V or crease with a color like Patina all over the lid. So pretty :]
For smoky eyes!!
i would use antique green on my lower lash line!
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On the crease with a taupe over the lid
I’d wear it on my lids and mixed with clear nail polish : )
I wear this on my lower lash line with a neutral eye.
I’d blend it with a dark shade like Carbon on the outer V and in the crease for a super dramatic look. For a more subtle look I’d use it only as an eyeliner with just a hint of gold all over the lid. I’d also love to try the nailpolish idea 😉
I’d use Antique Green as a liner or an eyeshadow used wet!
to make a green smokey eye
i would pair it with nude eyeshadow under and antique green pigment on the crease
I’d line my lower lashline with it 🙂
I would use it for some Halloween looks!
I’d pair it with a silver/grey smokey eye
dip a liner brush and use the pigments as eyeliner!
I would use this beautiful pigment all by itself with lots of black eyeliner and several coats of mascara for dark, smoked up eyes!
I’d use Antique Green on my lower lash line to add interest and a pop of color to a deep, smoky eye! =)
It’s so so gourgeous!! I think I would use it as eye liner or to make a nail polish.. Or even to darken the crease, combined with a sage eye shadow. Or simply as eye shadow, a smokey wuold look amazing 😀
I would apply it all over the lid by itself with lots of eyeliner (winged) and several coats of mascara for dark smoked up eyes- amazing!
I would use it as eyeliner!
I’d use it all over my lid and then smoke it out with a super black shadow
What a stunning colourful! First thing I’d try would this would be using it as a liner.
as a liner or in the crease
I would use it for a dark smokey eye! That would be so fun. And maybe use it when I do my friends Halloween makeup!
I’ve just recently gotten turned on to the joys and versatility of MAC pigments. First thing I’d try with this shade would be a liner.
On top of black or brown liner, I think.
Upon Woodwincked on the eyes and with Cremedenude lipstick.
I’d use it dry as an eyeshadow or wet as an eyeliner.
I’d use it as eyeshadow, maybe with Carbon or Club!
I like to use it in the crease with grand entrance from lash line to brow bone.
I would use a wet liner brush and use it for a liner on my upper lash line! Gorgeous:)
I’d use it as a polish, or to deepen the crease in a green look.
There are so many ways to use a color like this! It would make an amazing crease color or just a full lid color. I find this to be a color I’d use more than others I have. Green looks amazing with my skin and I don’t have one like this. This would make a great fall color!
I would use antiqued green with club eye shadow
i’d wear antique green as a dark smokey eye with a nude lip.
I would try to make it into a nailpolish and I’d use it on my lower lashline.
I would use Antique Green as a liner or shadow.
I’d love to use this for some deep, smokey eyes!
Definitely as a shadow, and I think it’d look gorgeous as a polish as well!
I’d use it as a liner and as an eyeshadow pairing it with blacks and silvers to create a nice fall smokey eye 🙂
as a smokey eye with a matte black eyeshadow!
i would use it in the outer v with a little bit of black and in my whole lid with a gold … on my lips something nude
I’d love to use a mixing medium and use it as an eye liner!
I’d pair it with a gold e/s, like Goldmine, and make a gold/green smokey eye.
i would use it for my crease with a mint green all over the lid or with a cream colour on the lid
I think it’d make a pretty smexy crease color! Also a nailpolish! It’d make the perfect liner for a pop of color with a neutral eye.
I’d use it with one of my personal fave shadows MAC’s Club!
I would use it as an all over lid color.
I would use this to make a smokey eye
I’d use Antique Green on the lower lashline, with a neutral smokey eye on the upper lid. Perfect for fall! And I definitely wont forget to use it with my beloved Feline eye kohl ;D
I’d wear Antique Green with Woodwinked!!! So Fall!!
As an eyeshadow, with a gold or broze shadow and false lashes.
Use it as a smokey eye, with a thick black eyeliner faded out and a nude pinkish lip, and a slight dust of a dusty peach blush.
i like to wear duochrome-like pigments alone, just packed on the lid and then buffed out in the crease, so you can see the dynamics of the colors. i’d definitely try antique green this way to see what happened!
with rave liner!!
mac’s gold pigment on lid, antique green on crease and carbon v zone.
I’d do a smokey green look with Carbon e/s and Pure Show eyeliner
love dark lids so i would use it all over the lid and use either a light brown or gold on the crease to transition the color into the highlight color. if don’t use it that way, maybe mix it with a clear gloss and use it as a lipgloss for a halloween look!
I think I would go with a simple smoke green eye
with black eyeshadow for a dark green smokey!
I’d use it as a crease shade!
I’d pile it on with black and do an emerald smoky eye!
I would use it as a thick smoked-out line on my upper lids with Sugarpill’s Goldilux on the bottom lash line, with Benefit’s BadGal Mascara.
I’d use it either wet, as a liner on the upper lash line, or all over the eyelid, probably foiled, with Club in the crease.
I’d use Antique Green in smoky whith club 🙂
Thanks!
With Fix+ as a eyeliner
I would use it as a liner or nailpolish.
i would use it as a night out time in the club or dinner. wedge will complete this look and vanilla e/s
I’d mix it with some clear nail varnish!
I’d use it as an all over colour wash on the lids.
i would use it wet on my eyelid to bring out the emerald colour
I’d make a nail polish with this pigment!
Maybe not the most original, but I’d pair with gold on the lid, bronze, cranberry, or a berry-purple in the crease, and use AG as an outer V or liner. Love those colors in the fall.
I’d use it in the crease and lower lash line with a brown like MAC romp on the lid
I would use it as an eyeliner or maybe for a weekend green eye! i’ve never had a mac pigment but id love to have one 😀 love your youtube videos and your blog
~ mollie 🙂
I’d use it in a smokey eye!
For a green smokey look =)
I’d use UD Shattered on the lid and Antique Green lightly in the outer corner & crease. I’d line the bottom lid with UD 24/7 liner in Covet.
Definitely as a green smoky eye.
I’d use it wet as an eyeliner!
I’d use Antique Green Pigment in the crease with a gold/bronze eye look. And the lovely brown liquid liner from the Fabulous Felines release!
Oh this color is so versatile. I would wear it as an eyeliner, the main eyelid color for a green smokey eye, a crease color, a nail polish. So many things can be done with this beautiful color. 🙂
pat on the eyelid for a smoky look
nail polish or eye liner
I would mix it with a sealant to make a great liner.
I would pair this pigment with winterberry to make the perfect fall eyes.
I think this would be amazing with sugarpills goldilux shadow
Smokey eye!!
I’d wear it with a nude lipstick, and china glaze emeral sparkle on my nails!
I’d use antique green as an all over wash on the lid. So lovely.
I’d use it as a contour and pretend I’m Maleficent 😛
I’d use it all over the lid and smoke it out
i wud use it on the lower lashline
green smoky eye!
omg i’m so in love with this colour!!i would use it as eyeshadow or as nail polish! it’s such a unique colour!! love love love it
I’d use it as an eyeliner
I recently discovered a sight called ‘Frankenpolish’ where the author uses pigments and whatnot to create new polish colors…I would definitely like to mix this pigments with some of the polishes I own to see how it turns out 😛
I would use Antique Green allover my lid and use carbon in the crease, dark and smokey. 🙂
I’d find a way to use it with Benefit’s Gilded pencil because I think the two colors would be complimentary.
Since it is such a beautiful colour i’d rather it be the main focus on my eye, and i’d pair it with a neutral lip like Plink! Lipstick with Fulfilled Plushglass over it 🙂
I’d use is to smoke out the outer corners of my eyes for a smokey night out look!
I would use it to recreate the mac face charts and maybe with mulch e/s.
MAC Club on the lid on top of a green base, with Antique Green in the crease
I would use it to deepen the outer v when doing a green eye look 😀
I’d use Antique Green as a crease color or a liner. 🙂
Nail polish definetley x
I’d use it as a liner with a light neutral eye.
Please include me in the giveaway. I’d use the pigment as eye shadow first. Next I’d put some into clear polish and make a fantastic nail polish. Thank you.
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all over eyelid with white and under the lashline
on my lids or as a liner.
I’d use it as a liner (wet with 263), combined with neutral/taupe eyeshadows.
It would make for a really pretty smokey eye, it would be a great nail polish too.
I would use this with Gorgeous Gold and Texture e/s.
Antique green as all over the lid, molasses as eyeliner e Mystery khol in the waterline
Oooh a nail polish! Or I’d use it to make a green smoky eye…probably just this color all over the lid and under the eye too.
With mixing medium, as a wash across the eyes
There is so many ways you could use this, definitely on the eye with some gold, and dark browney-gold shadows. Nailpolish, and I even think it would be cool on the face for a Halloweeen look. Maybe if you were going for a stylish zombie look, I would love to see it as that.
Wet as eyeliner! An unexpected alternative to black.
I would pair this with woodwinked!
I’d use it over a black shadow for an intense green smokey eye or with all that glitters for an earthy look!
i’d use it as an eye shadow with another gold or bronze color!
I would pair this with woodwinked on the lid.
I would wet it with Fix + and use it as an eyeliner!
I would use on the crease of the lid!
i would love to use antique green as a pigment.
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I’d use it in a nail polish!
I’d use it on the lid, all by its own and pair it with gold eyeliner! 🙂
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I’d use it as a crease color or even a liner
I’d use it in the crease for a light green eye look
I’d use it as a nail polish.
I’d use it on the lower lash line, outer V, crease, or as a liner. Or if I was feeling bold, on the lid with a black in the crease for a smokey look.
i’d use it smudged with black liner along my lashlines
I’d apply as cat-eye eyeliner with a damp brush!
I would use it as a liquid eye liner for fall and nail polish!!! So pretty
eyeliner!
With a black winged out liner, thick mascara:)
With clear nailpolish or use it as a liner.
i’d use it as e/s and nail polish
all over the eye for a dark green smokey look
id have to mess around with colors, but i’d use it on the outer third for a smoked eyed.
I would use Antique Green Pigment wet as a liner for the lower lash line. I would wear a soft nude lip and a nude eyeshadow.
I would use this wet for maximum impact
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I’d use it in the crease for a green smokey eye, especially because my brown eyes have a hint of hazel. Also, for photoshoots because I love to incorporate nature-inspired makeup into them!
Foiled with gold!
i’d use it to darken the crease.
I’d use Antique Green pigment all over the lid, with Carbon in the crease for some definition, my signature Mid Brow color Brown Script, and Prunella eye kohl in the waterline!
I could definitely see this pigment used in a dramatic eye look. I’d start with Antique Green at the outer corner in a sharp, large cats-eye shape, slowly fading it into some Shroom eye shadow as it comes in towards the inner third, with a little more Antique Green blended into the inner corner. Black liquid liner added in a cats-eye shape with a swooping wing at that outer corner, with a touch of shroom also added in as the highlight. Plenty of volumising mascara, of course, with false lashes added if extra drama is wanted! Brows would be sharply groomed and made to look as angular as possible.
Gentle contouring of the face to add shape with little to no blush, and a nude-y pink lipstick to suit the lips but give them a slight flush of colour to complete the look.
There are so many ways I would use this!
definitely a nail polish
a nice thick liner
in a smoky look on the crease
straight on the lid
the possibilities are endless! I love this color!
paired with on the hunt & marked for glamour
I would use it to line out my eyes, I have blueish green eyes and a deep green like that always looks good esp paired with a gold!
use it with a little mac fix +
I’d use it as an eyeliner… or maybe franken a nice dark nail polish.
I’d use this as a liner. green e/s may be too dramatic for me but I’d love a dark green liner.. gorgeous looking.
I’d use this in the crease or as an eyeliner (:
I’d use it as a liner or in the crease with a bronze or gold on the lid.
will use it all over and lower lashline , with black kohl on waterline and smudged ., perfect smoked out look.
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As a nail polish and an eyeliner. So pretty! ;D
I’d use MAC honey lust on entire lid & blend antique into the crease
I’d use it as an eyeliner
I would either use Antique Green wet as a liner or on the lid for an awesome smokey eye.
I’d use it in the outer corner to create a smokey green look
I’d use it as a eyeshadow!
it looks like i’m not the only one to say to use it in a nail polish.
just as eyeshadow 🙂
On the lower lashline, as a liner.
black in crease and fade it upward and this on my eyelid fading into the black.
liner.
contour.
yay done
I would use it in a green smokey eye! 😀
This would be pretty to set a black gel liner!!
as a liner, or in the crease to smoke it out
I would use Antique Gold (or Old Gold) all over the lid and use Antique Green as a crease color for a smokey eye!
I would use it all over the lid with light brown or black in crease or in the crease with a light grreen all over the lid
as a liner
I love to use Antique Green as a shadow, I apply gold satin shadow first then mix Antique Green with medium that can make like eyeliner, then I apply Antique Green as very thick with cat’s eye looking which is looks like 80’s make up.
I would use this as a nail polish and it would make a GORGEOUS liner!
I would use this in the crease for a smokey green eye and the beige shade in NARS Rajasthan eyeshadow duo on the inner eyelid or use it wet for a green cat eye
i’d pair it with bronze eyeshadow. 🙂
i think it will look lovely with gold/bronze eyeshadow.
I would use Antique Green piggie in the outer third of the lid with Rate R on the inner lid. I would bring it all together with a dark blue shadow like Nehru or Contrast in the crease and the lower lash line.
I would use it as a liner.
I would use it in the crease with beautiful golds, bronzes and browns. Perfect fall look!
I’d use it with a mixing medium as an eyeliner for a cats eye look. Love green, love cats eye, and this is absolutely perfect for that. 😀
I would mix Antique Green with clear nail polish to make a brand new color!
I would use Antique Green over a black base all over the lid with a touch of golden yellow in the tear duct. Added with a rosy color blush and some pinky nude/natural lipgloss
smoky green folied fer surrre!
With a clear nail polish and as an eyeliner .
I’d use it as a liner or an all over lid color. It would make a beautiful nail polish too!
I’d use it togehter with some gold pigment or mix it in a clear nail polish.
I would pair it with Lithe pigment (Lithe all over, Antique Green in the outer corner and crease) and Treat Me Nice superslick liquid eyelier 🙂
i’d pair it with neutrals and maybe even add a green liquid liner to make the look pop!
Id either use it as a liner or a nail polish.
I would smudge it into my black eyeliner 🙂
I’d use it as a crease color or lower liner!
i would use antique green on the lower eye lid with a touch of goldmine in the inner eye to make youe eye POP !!!
I would use Antique Green in my crease and to smudge my lower lash line 🙂
I’d use it as a linerrrr 😀
I’d use amber lights over the lid and antique green deeply smoked on the outer v and lower lash line. Gorgeousness!
I would use it as an allover eyecolor with some black for a twist-on-a-smokey-eye 🙂
I would use it as an eyeshadow pairing with gold tones.
All Over the lid and blend it!
I’d use it for the crease!
I’d pair this with grey colours like Vex and Print.
I would pair it with a gold like urban decays baked and do a smoky green eye with coral lips.
I would definitely use it as a liner AND a nail polish!!
either as a eyeliner or as a shadow for my lid!
I like to wear it with a golden eyeshadow, like in the promo picture, and Treat Me Nice liner.
I would definetley create a wild smokey eye with it, nothing too complicated, just a dark base, antiqe green, and a nude shimmer as a highlight.
on the eyes with a gray eyeshadow
For a green smokey look with a black eyeshadow and cherry lips 🙂
I’d use this as an intense shadow or winged liner.
i guess it would look awesome as a nail polish! or as a liner 🙂
i would use it as an eyeshadow combined with a gold eyeshadow 🙂
I would use it with carbon and vanilla pigment for a smokey eye
i’d use it as a liner, smudged out and with lots of mascara… it’d look so good with my dark eyes!
I would use it as an eyeshadow, with a smudge brush along the lash line, and I would also use it as a nailpolish (great idea!)
I’d like to use it as eyeliner and of course as shadow !
i’d mix it with black nailpolish, or use it as eyeliner, or in a green or smokey black eye makeup…
as eyeshadow
I’d you use Antique Green to create a green smokey eyes! 🙂
I’d use this pigment to do a nailpolish!!! Perfect for the next winter!!!
I’d use Antique Green on my lower lash line. Hmmm, I’ve never thought of using pigment as nailpolish but looking at these comments, think I’ll give that a try 🙂
As an eyeshadow on my lid 🙂
I’d use it as a wash across the lids with a deep brown in the crease or I’d mix some with clear polish to create a deep green polish. It looks dead on some of the greens we’ve been seeing for fall polishes.
I would smoke out the outer corners of my eye lids with it.
i would use antiqued green as a liner
I would use it as a liner or crease color or even use it as a nail-polish!
I’d use it as a single color on the lid with Mystery eye liner (from Mac; don’t remember which collection though) on the top and lower lashlines for a total green look.
I’ll just it all over the lids
I’d wear it as an all over lid green color for an intense pay off
I’d use it on the lid and smoke it out with a light green! =)
i would use it as an eyeliner
I’d use it on the lid.
I want to win, I’d use Antique Green by itself with a neutral lip and ofcourse, mascara:)
I’d use it on the outer V of the eyes with Vex on the lid and Bough Grey in the crease.
i would put a sheer wash of it over my eye lids then take cork and place that into your crease then take some liquid eyeliner and do a very dramatic cat eye…………………then on your lips put the best cherry red lip color you have and you have 1950″s Barbie!!!!!
I would use it all over the lid with carbon in the crase and combine it with a semisheer red lipstick
I would use it on the outer v of my eyelid with a neutral shade on my lid.
I would use Antique Green on the lid, with Wedge eyeshadow on the crease to blend it out.
I would use it to give some interest and variability to an eye look patted over other shades.
I think I will use like eyeliner
I would use it as a liner for lower lash line =)
I’d use it on the lower lash line. Cute!!!!!!
outer V
I think I would use a wet eyeliner brush and use this as an eyeliner.
I’d use it in my crease as an eyeshadow or I’d mix it into a clear nailpolish. ♥
I would use this pigment as a nail polish, outer v color, or an all over lid color
I would make s smokey green look and maybe just pair it with a blue mascara
I’d use this as a liner and on the crease for smoky look.
I would use antique green as a liner 🙂
With a MAC 208 Brush i would take Deep Blue Green and apply it as a thick winged liner with Chanel Sand eyeshadow on the lid, on the cheeks i would put MAC Blush of Youth beauty powder all over my cheeks, and then MAC Enough Said beauty powder blush as a contour/bronzer.
For my lips i would take MAC Hue lipstick & NARS Turkish Delight as a gloss..
Thanks so much for the contest Christine
Nail polish and a smokey eye!
I would use it all over Greenstroke paint pot and with Mothbrown in the crease
I’d wear it as an eyeliner or in the crease!
I would pair it with gold eyeshadow and create nice contrast look 🙂
I would use it as a liner 2 set off a bronzy eye look
definitely as a lid color
I would use it with gold and a bit of teal!
As an eyeliner
I would wet my brush and use it on my eyelid blended with a white shimmery eyeshadow.
I’d use it as a liner- to make my green eyes pop!
Either in a nail polish, or in a smokey eye. What a gorgeous color for fall !!!
as a thick upper lash liner or as a nail polish!
I would use it as an eyeshadow or wet as an eyeliner!
I would use it for the crease, together with smoke&diamonds and/ or as a liner. a wonderful colour!!!
to create a smoky sultry look with feline rimmed lids and carbon to blend the two.
I´d pair it with MAC pet me bush
Id use it to make my wife happy
in outer v, maybe 🙂
I’d use it on my crease with everything else neutral.
Hi ! I would use it for giving a more glow-ish look to my eyes , combined with a green-olive eyeshadow on the outer 2/3 part of my lid . I would place the pigment onto the inner 1/3 of my lid. Into the criese I would apply a yellow shadow to blend the green-olive one out!
Good luck to everyone ! 😀
I would use it on the lower lash line and make it pop for the fall.
I would definately use this as a nail polish
I would use it with mac sweet and puncy for a green smokey eye!
I would use it as a lid color and as a liner under my eyes then blend out my crease with copperplate eyeshadow
I’d use it as liner for the bottom lash line with the rest of my makeup neutral.
as an eyeshadow!! or add some colour to my mascara! beautiful!!!
I’d use Old Gold pigments on my lid and bled Antiqued Green from the outer V in and into the crease. 🙂
I would use Antique green to make a soft smoky eye. Then I’d mix it into clear polish for a matching manicure!
On its own, for a colourful, subtle smokey eye 🙂 lots of mascara, light pink blush and only balm on the lips.
As an eyeshadow on the outer v, eyeliner and nail polish!
This pigment would make a really great smokey eye paired with some other greens from the Coastal Scents 88 Metal Mania palette!
With some gel black eyeliner that would be totally fall/winter hot. =]
I’d use this most likely as a liner or mixed with nail polish 😉 green is very in style for nails!
I would wear it with Black Tied and Vex!
probably pack it over Blackground to do a simple smokey green with maybe Vanilla pigment to blend it out.
I’d wear it in the outer corner with a sparkly bronzey shade on the lid and a dramatic high light/inner corner!
This pigement is gorgeous! I’d use it in a smoky eye with MAC’s Deep Blue Green!
I’d use it as an eyeliner, eyeshadow, and nailpolish!
I would use it as a liner and mix clear nail polish to make an Antique Green nail polish.
I’d use it right on the outer v and along the bottom lash line- gorgeous!!
I would use it to facial paint my sister as a butterfly.
i’d use as eyeshadow, eyeliner or nailpolish
I would use it as an eyeliner!
I think i’s use it blended out for a smokey eye look, or maybe try pairing it with some red toned browns, like Glamour Check, Mulled Cider, Gold Stroke, and a nude-rosey lip. Hm, maybe even a coral lip!
absolutely for smokey eyes with satin taupe on the lid and antique green in the crease
I’d definitely use it for a take on Poison Ivy I’ve been thinking about doing for Halloween, probably on the outer v and crease. Then I think nails too. Lips would probably be a dark red.
I’d use it wet as an eyeliner, and fade it out with dry pigment to make a green smokey eye
as a eyeliner
I’g use it in the otter “v” to creat green smoky eyes:)
i would do a green smokey eye with this on the outer corner!
Oooh, with Pixie Epoxy as part of a smokey eye. I’d pair it with Woodwinked and Smut, and use it in the crease. I’d then use black eye liner, skip the mascara and have a muted plum glossy lip and minimal blush to even out the face. oooooh this is a gorgeous colour!!!
I would use Antique Green as a rich liner, and to make a greenish fall take on the normal smoky eye look.
I’ll use it on the lid, with a silver colour in the inner corner
I would use it as a liner.
I’d use it on the eyes with All that Glitters!
I’d mainly wear it as a liner, maybe with a bronze eyeshadow
I would wear it as a nail polish, eyeshadow and eyeliner. So pretty! <3
I’d use it as a liner or to smoke out a day look for night with some unexpected color!
I would like to try to make a nail polish with this gorgeous colour!
I would use it in the crease and on the lower lashline
definitely on my outer crease for something like a Smokey green eye
I would wear this with browns for a subtle daytime look. Would pair it with black for nighttime pow.
I would put it all over my lids and blend it into my crease with a soft golden tone eyeshadow!
I think it would look really great smudged over some black liner.
nail polish!
as nail polish and as a thick long cat wing eyeliner look.
I’d use it as a liner with Lucky Green, or all over as a simple smoky eye. I’d pair it with Oh Baby lipglass, I think.
poison ivy costume for halloween. Mac amber lights on the lid, gold mode pigment in the inner corner, antique green in the crease, blending and extending it out super far, past the eyebrow (length-wise), and smudged out underneath the eye to high heaven. paired with dollymix on the cheeks and ample pink plush glass.
I would wear it on the lower lashline.
I would use it as eye liner on my lower lash line!
I’d use it for a smokey eye look
I think it makes a really really cool crease colour 🙂
I would use it as an eyeshadow on my crease
In the crease with a light neutral contrast color to really bring out this color.
Love it! 🙂
@temptalia & RT to win MAC Antique Green Pigment!
i would wear this as an eyeshadow, i love green!
I would pair antique green with patina for a smokey eye
I would use it as a nail polish and to darken my outer V in a smokey green and bronze fall look.
just alone would be sooo pretty!
I’d use it as a liner or with some clear polish for my toes. 🙂
Hmm…I actually wonder how that would look as a cheek contour. o_O
I’d apply it wet as an eyeliner with a winged out.
i’d use this colour on my lids over a dark base to make the colour pop! 🙂
I’d use this in a smokey eye!
I would use it as an eye shadow
I’d wear it on my lid with some Shimmertime pigment.
I’d you electric eel e/s on my lid and antigue green in the crease. I d pair this eye with a nude lip ex. siss l/s
wet eyeliner and nailpolish
I would like to try using it as an eyeliner
I’d wear it sheerly across my eyelids, just a wash of colour, and maybe some brown in the edges =)
I would use it all over the lid or in the crease… This pigment is so lovely!
I would love to use this on the lid with carbon on the outer v
I would wear it on the outer corner of the eye and a little in the crease.
omg!! I’d wear it with club eyeshadow, then vanilla and i’d use it over painterly!!! Or maybe as a liner with some fix+!!! Love it!!
I’d create the perfect smokey green eye look. It’s perfect for my Halloween costume, I’m going as a witch!
I would use it to emphasize a lighter lid color.
I’d use it as a wet liner with Shroom as a lid color.
I’d use it as a blush or contour for my face. Lol jk. I’d probably use it to accent nail polish, as eyeliner, or in the crease. Maybe on my lips if it was Halloween.
as eyeshadow in the crease paired with a light gold color
I’ll pair it with a black eyeshadow and pat this colour all over my lid.
I would foil this on the lid and darken the crease with carbon
I’d wear it mixed with eye liner medium as a pretty eyeliner with bronzey eyes (amber lights with a bit of bronze and mulch).
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I’d use it for my crease for a night look! Or for nail polish– I LOVE green! It’s my favorite color and I never have enough green polishes…
I would go for a smokey make up. Lids completely black, with this pigment put over the black in the firsts 2/3 of the lid starting from the inner V. Then vapour as highliter!
Vale
I’d use it in the crease with a light green on the lid (like Graffiti from UD) and a black eyeliner on the waterline, a coat of YSL Faux Cils et voila!!
I would use it wet with mixing medium and blend it with a yellow-based brown such as Soba or Cork.
On my lids, blended out for a great fall look.
I think I use it in the crease for daylook and mix it with a mutte gold shadow for a dramatic night look
neutral eyeshadow + MAC Antique Green Pigment mixed with mixing medium as an eyeliner.
i’d use it as a beautiful smokey eyes
I’d use it on my upper or lower lash line to add kick to a neutral look.
As a wash of colour over the lids and everything else on my face muted down in terms of shade, neturals.
Never used pigments – but would love to try them
I’d love to try it out as a nailpolish to be honest! otherwise for a green smokey eye.
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I’d wear it as eyeliner!
i’d pair antique green with the burmese beauty palette and layer it over feline kohl liner for a truly unusual fall smoky eye!
i want to use it as a beautiful highlight in my crease with a champagne color on my lid!
I would definitely be putting that with some clear nail polish! What a beautiful green! 🙂
i’d use it in the outer corner with half baked by UD all over the lid
I would wear it on the middle of my eyelid, and have juxt in the tear duct. Carbon on the end.
I’d use MAC fix it plus and pack that beautiful color onto my lid, with MAC Defiantly Feline Superslick Liquid Eye Liner it would look totally gorgeous!!!
I would use it as an accent color for new twist to the classic smokey eye.
i’d use it along my lash line…then blend it outwards…
Def. as a crease color. I don’t think I can pull off such a dark shade all over my lid.
Tap the glitter off of UD’s Urb on the lid with the green pigment in the crease . 🙂
I would use it in the crease with old gold pigment on the lid =)
nude lips!
I am a green fanatic. I would place burgandy all over the crease and wear the Antique green in the outer V blended out soflty and connect under the lower eye. I would use a light green with shimmer on the lid and in the 1st 1/3 under the eye, I would finish this off with Mac vanilla on the brow bone.
I think burgandies and dark greens have a nice smokey effect.
ooh i love green..id use it on my eyes and nails
Crease. Definitely in the crease for a gold/copper + green smokey eye.
I would use the Antiqued green all over the lid and on another occasion i would line my lids.
on the lid
I’d use it on the upper lid with some gold.
I would use it as a liner or an allover eyelid color.
I would wear this on the lid.
A green smokey eye or use as an eye liner
I would use it as a liner or mix it with a clear nailpolish
I’d use this on my lid and smoke it out with a black e/s like carbon, and place cork on the crease to blend it out nicely.
I would use amber light and a burgundy color with the antique green and a black liquid liner and a neutral lip
I would use the pigment wet all over the lid and lower lash line, then add liquid liner.
with MAC bronze, woodwinked, and antique green to line
Green smokey eye! Sultry, yet different cause so few people use green shadows.
as eyeshadow
outer V or crease
I’d use it on the lid 😉 What a great color for fall …
I’d have to use it as liner and in the crease with a dark rock eye.
I’d use it on a night out on the lid alone (monochrome)
I would use antique green as a liner or a nail polish.
Green smokey eye- nude shimmer on the lid, with Antique Green over liner all around the lash line!
I would pair it with A glossy cool neutral lip. I have this great gloss from Lancome called Mesmeric. It’s absolutely gorgeous, but would put the focus on the eyes. Thanks for the chance to win!
I would use it for the crease.
I would go with a neutral brown/taupe smokey eye and use this as a liner, gorgeous!
Smokey green eye or as a liner.
Definitely use it as a liner!
I’d use it as a liner all around and blended into the outer V and crease with Fyrinnae Platinum on the rest of the lid.
I’m going as a witch and this would be apart of my halloween makeup!! I would prime my lids with a dark/black primer and blend out following with carbon on top. I would then take antiqued green and blend it into my crease and up. Line my eyes with a black eyeliner, tightline and waterline too. Then I would smoke out antiqued green below my bottom lashes along with a lighter green for an added POP! of color. Lots of mascara and false lashes would finish off the look.
I would use it with old gold pigment and dark soul
I’d use it to make a smokey green eyeshadow look.
I would use it as an eyeshadow with UD Sin and some black eyeliner.
I’d just use this on my eyes alone. I love this pigment!
NARS cream eye shadow – Nomad on the lids
Antique green smoked out on outer corners
Stila Gold Glows gold on inner corners
TheBalm Hot Mama on the cheeks
MAC Fulfilled on the lips
Use it with Humid or as a nail polish!
I don’t wear many greens, but that shade is so gorgeous that I’d put it all over my lids with Marked for Glamour liner.
as a lid color with some black at the corner smoked out for some dramatic effect
Definitely would use it on the eyes, as an eyeshadow or applied wet as a liner.
I’d use it on the lid with a black liner!
I’m boring, I’d use it as a liner or outer corner color but I love the nail polish idea! I’d like to try that!
For sure I would use it wet as a liner, I’d have to experiment a bit more for other looks.
I’d pair Antique Green on the lid with One Off eyeshadow in the crease, and line with Carbon.
I’d do a golden bronze eye with some brown smoking in the crease and throw together a little Antique Green and Fix Plus and use it as an eyeliner for the lower lash line. It would be an awesome balance of warms and cools.
I would do a super hot and dark smokey eye with it.
I think I’d use Antique Green as a liner.
I’d use Antique Green as a heavy wash all over the lid, Sketch eyeshadow on the lower lashline, completed with a neutral lip (maybe just a gloss). And mascara to make it pop, of course!
I’d use this as a heavy wash all over the lid, Sketch on the lower lashline, and a neutral lip, maybe just a gloss. And mascara to make it pop of course.
For green smokey eyes, eyeliner, nail polish too, really nice
smokey
I would put it on my lower waterline and lash line 🙂
I’d use it in the crease, and pair it with a lovely sparkly beige
I would use this to create a beautiful green smokey eye
I would use this as a nail polish! I have been dying for a green nail color. I would also use this on my crease with MAC’s Bronze or Bronzescape on the lid.
I’d use this as a crease color with Urban Decay Underground all over my lid.
I would use this to do the winged eyeliner look.
I am dying for this to be used in the crease with a lighter green on the lid and a light gold-beige shade for a highlighter (not sure which ones yet, i want to play around a bit!)
smokey eye
I would use it for a pop of color on the lid!
I’d wear it with Shimmermoss!
As an eye liner definately!
I would use it with a very neutral eye look, and apply it with Fix+ as an eyeliner! It is just gorgeous!
i’d use it as a liner
I would wear with UD Graffiti on the lid. i would use it as a nail polish too and a liner! i love dark greens!
this color looks amazing!! I’d pair it w/MAC Blonde’s Gold, and possibly a deep navy. tightline w/ LM Blue Marine cake e/l
nailpolish or a pop of color on the lower lashline with a neutral eye
I’d pair it with a matte brown shadow
As a liner!
In a smokey look, I’d use AntiqueGreen on the lid, MAC Club or BurmeseBeauty in the crease, a matte dark brown in the outer V & MAC Mystery eye kohl on the lower lashline & waterline =)
Or as nail polish!
I love teals & darker greens!!!
I would use it in the crease, probably with Shroom as a base
I’d use it as a eyeshadow crease color.
Eyeshadow or nail polish!
i would use it on the lid and use embark in the grease and blend cork with it to make a dark green smokey eye
i’d use it to make a great dark smokey eye look for going out!
I would use it as a nail polish or as an eyeliner to add a pop of fall color to my eyes.
everything!! most often probably wet as a liner. i loveee somkey jewel tones for fall!
I have a sample of antique green and fell in love with it!I love to wear it over a black baseor wet and smoke it out dry in the edges. In the inner corner I love to pair it with gold or Museum Bronze Pigment
I would use it either as a nailpolish or in the crease lightly (I have green eyes).
I’d wear a dark green smokey eye