However, when I looked in the mirror, I felt that Vintage Selection was more cool toned and hence made the eye area seem more grey. Shimmer is more easy to carry off, has lesser fall-out, can be used more often.
Why? Vintage Selection has shimmer while Let me Pop has glitter. Guess what was their response? No! They actually said Vintage Selection was a better option. I applied one on each lid and checked with couple of SAs – both MAC and non-MAC for what seemed better. I love this product, and would recommend it to anyone.I finally shortlisted it down to Vintage Selection – champagne colour with frosty sheen OR Let Me Pop – a coppery gold colour with distinct glitter. I can’t say it would work for everyone, but if it matches your skin, I would definitely give it a try! The verdict: 10/10! It works better than a lot of actual concealers I’ve tried. Since the nude beige color of Painterly matches my skin pretty well, I just use a concealer brush and apply a little to my blemishes and under my eyes. It’s one of my favorite eye shadow primers I’ve tried.Īnother little secret? It works great as a concealer too, especially for covering dark under-eyes. It works so well, you could even sleep in it and your eye make up would still look great when you woke up! It’ll at least make it through a night of dancing with your best girlfriends.
Preventing creases, it keeps eyeshadow in place and looking great. Green is really green blue is really blue.Īnother benefit: MAC Paint Pot extends the life of other eye makeup you’re wearing. The paint pot intensifies the color of your shadows, making them vibrant and true. I have mine in Painterly, a creamy nude beige color, but they are also available in a wide variety of other colors, both pearly and matte. The product can be used either for pigment, or for priming the eyelids before application of eyeshadow I use it most often for the second instance, and it works wonders. One of the most iconic makeup products is also one of my favorite components to my daily beauty routine: the MAC Paint Pot.
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