Anyone have some good recommendations for cheaper alternatives to MAC pigments?
I used to use Twylah Bleu, but their web site is down right now (and has been for a while). I just got some samples from Fyrinnae (formerly Bombshell Bath and Beauty). The colors aren't quite what I'm hoping for (searching for the perfect pinky-brown neutral), but the quality is pretty good so far.
I used to use Twylah Bleu, but their web site is down right now (and has been for a while). I just got some samples from Fyrinnae (formerly Bombshell Bath and Beauty). The colors aren't quite what I'm hoping for (searching for the perfect pinky-brown neutral), but the quality is pretty good so far.
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Re: Your fav alternative to MAC pigments?
Fri, September 29, 2006 - 6:41 PMI've heard a number of times that Milani (www.milanicosmetics.com/) has a number of the same items and is from the same manufacturing lab. I get it at Target. Much smaller line, and no novelty products, but their eyeshadows are highly pigmented and come in some beautiful colors, like a black powder with gold flecks, and some vivid blues, greens and purples, and I think cost under $3.00!
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Re: Your fav alternative to MAC pigments?
Mon, October 2, 2006 - 6:20 AML'Oreal H.I.P. has great, dense colors and even has a loose powder pigment product that works quite well. -
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Re: Your fav alternative to MAC pigments?
Sat, October 14, 2006 - 9:08 PMTwo options:
1. HIP by L'oreal is great. I really like the loose powder pigment--I love MAC but the prices are high. I get a MAC discount b/c I'm a dancer (IF ANY OF YOU stage perform, you can get it, too!!!), but HIP is still cheaper.
2. www.eyekandyglitter.com, but I'm biased since I own part of the company :) -
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Re: Your fav alternative to MAC pigments?
Sun, October 15, 2006 - 9:03 PMMiEssence Mineral Blush Powder is lovely. and uses only pure, refined minerals. It comes in matte or shimmering. They also have shimmer cream that is yummy too. It is available at www.savemorethanface.mionegroup.com
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