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Powders are also much easier to work with in terms of building up colour and blending thoroughly.
MAC HARMONY CONTOUR POWDER SKIN
My preference for this look is a powder contouring product cream-based pigments and concealers can look a little heavy on the skin and the look we’re aiming for is something fresh and ultra-natural. Whatever you do, do not try and fake it by using a darker shade of foundation/concealer! Contouring will only add colour to those areas of your face that would usually catch the sun, making for a more natural looking ‘tan.’ So, of course, the most important part of this look is your base with the secret being – as always – contouring.
MAC HARMONY CONTOUR POWDER HOW TO
What’ll knock your socks off is it isn’t a new product and it happens to be a drugstore find.The sun is coming out, summer’s on its way and, yes, I could just sit outside slathered in oil with a sheet of tin foil, but why sweat when I can just fake a tan? This tutorial will show you, especially you pale folk, how to fake it without the risk of streaks or that lingering smell of biscuits.
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The saleslady from MAC Mall of Asia beamed when after she scanned every product in all drawers thinking it was sold out she still spotted the last one in MOA left for me! Oh by the way, the flawless 2-way powder foundation I’m using that looks like skin in photos will still remain a secret ’til I post about it very, very soon. Big price diff, yes I know, but I was in hot pursuit and I know I’ll hit pan on this. “Hi, I’m MAC Trace Gold…”, *unison* “Hi, Trace Gold!” This costs Php1300.00 from local MAC boutiques and only $20 from the MAC U.S.
Honestly speaking though if you’re not into subtle effects don’t go for any of the sheertone blushes, get a satin or matte one instead. You get a non-tacky highlight glow effect and a subtle hint of tan with this that defines with soft focus sheen and you ought to try it layered over Tenderling or Harmony…sooo pretty layered as well. It’s subtle and you can totally build with it but the main thing I love is I can have beautifully defined and noticeable cheeks without having to rely on pink or peach. The highlight and contour defining the apple of my cheek below is all thanks to Trace Gold, it achieves both effects for me. On deeper skin it would make an ABSOLUTELY gorgeous highlighter or give that awesome beach-y glow.Īll I know is when I brushed this blush powder of awesome across my cheeks yesterday I was sold, well not till I got to MOA today to get the very last one because this and Harmony, which Mom wanted, were sold out in Rockwell and everywhere else (but I heard there’s one very last Trace Gold left in Shangrila Mall, *holds stopwatch, cocks pistol*). Do you see anything? Well as long as you can tell that my cheeks aren’t “BLANK” or pale, they’ve got that hint of sunny warmth, that’s what I’m talking about. It’s warm but not overly so, and it would be more noticeable as a glowy blush I think on someone paler than me.
MAC HARMONY CONTOUR POWDER FULL
Read more to get the full post and see me wearing my new MAC Trace Gold blush! It defines cheekbones or cheeks wherever you apply it and the sheen gives the illusion of highlight AND contour in just one product and that hint of color when properly placed is GORJ. I’ll admit Trace Gold’s loveliness was quite hard to photograph on myself during the day, but I promise you in person it is noticeable and does make a difference. I love that even if this is dubbed a Sheertone Shimmer it doesn’t mean having glitter vomit on your face. I’m still arguing in my head as to whether MAC Sheertone Shimmer Trace Gold is a blush, bronzer, highlighter or all these lovely things rolled into one simple, subtle, but swoon-worthy product.
In fact, it’s a 90s earthy color and *oh-my-gasp* it’s shimmery (signboards go up “Julia, you bought a bronzer”). So my first MAC blush isn’t your garden variety flush sort of blush.
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