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Face and press powder in one
Pros Works well on my skin as I have oily skin, matches my skin flawlessly, looks matte, long lasting finish
Cons None :c)
Price £18.60 An excellent price
Recommend? Hell YES!
Ingredients
Sorry but I threw away the box so I don’t remember all of the ingredients. All I know is that there is Silica and Talc :c/
I used to wear fashion Fair make up but my mum introduced me to M.A.C in 2004 and I was hooked. I must say that when I bought my first foundation in Selfridges I had great service and I was thinking that they could never match my skin as the Fashion Fair foundation didn’t quite match. But the assistant put a sample on my jawbone and I was extremely amazed at how flawless it looked. I bought it immediately because you couldn’t tell the difference between my natural skin and the part where the make up was, and I loved the fact that it was 2 products in one!. I didn’t get any acne flair ups and it didn’t itch. You definitely cannot feel it on and it doesn’t transfer to your clothes that easily either.
In terms of wear-ability it lasted all day I have only had to retouch my face once during the day, or twice when I’m clubbing and you couldn’t see my oily skin, which can be real pain for me (why why or why did god give me oily skin?). It also lasts for quite a while and I did find that I have a bit of it left when I threw it away after 3 months. I would advice anyone to go to your nearest M.A.C store and try out their products. I’m a M.A.C junkie because now I buy most of my beauty products from M.A.C.
www.maccosmetics.co.uk
Posted by Epifany in
Product Reviews
- 31 January 2009
11:34 AM
Face and press powder in one
Pros Works well on my skin as I have oily skin, matches my skin flawlessly, looks matte, long lasting finish
Cons None :c)
Price £18.60 An excellent price
Recommend? Hell YES!
Ingredients
Sorry but I threw away the box so I don’t remember all of the ingredients. All I know is that there is Silica and Talc :c/
I used to wear fashion Fair make up but my mum introduced me to M.A.C in 2004 and I was hooked. I must say that when I bought my first foundation in Selfridges I had great service and I was thinking that they could never match my skin as the Fashion Fair foundation didn’t quite match. But the assistant put a sample on my jawbone and I was extremely amazed at how flawless it looked. I bought it immediately because you couldn’t tell the difference between my natural skin and the part where the make up was, and I loved the fact that it was 2 products in one!. I didn’t get any acne flair ups and it didn’t itch. You definitely cannot feel it on and it doesn’t transfer to your clothes that easily either.
In terms of wear-ability it lasted all day I have only had to retouch my face once during the day, or twice when I’m clubbing and you couldn’t see my oily skin, which can be real pain for me (why why or why did god give me oily skin?). It also lasts for quite a while and I did find that I have a bit of it left when I threw it away after 3 months. I would advice anyone to go to your nearest M.A.C store and try out their products. I’m a M.A.C junkie because now I buy most of my beauty products from M.A.C.
www.maccosmetics.co.uk
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January 31, 2009 at 8:16 PM
MaC is really expensive isn't it? I've seen alot of girls on youtube tutorial videos for eyeshadow who use a lot of MAC.
February 1, 2009 at 4:51 AM
Well I think the price is good compared to some other brands like Iman or Bobbi Brown where their prices are a whole lot higher. At the same time you have the brand Sleek which is cheaper than M.A.C but it is very good. I use some of their products too.
February 2, 2009 at 8:40 AM
I still haven't figured out who they make fashion fair for because it's too red and greasy! I like Mac because of the foundation and powder shades. If you have a golden undertone, it's especially good because of the seamless match.
February 2, 2009 at 8:50 AM
Yeah exactly. That was the problem I was having with fashion fair I had to use minimal amounts so that I didn't look like a clown and I had to use alot of blotting tissue as it didn't stop my oily skin, I think it made it worse.
I prefer M.A.C soo much :c)
February 4, 2009 at 2:23 PM
Hi there this is a great blog. Does any one use Mary Kay?
February 4, 2009 at 3:28 PM
Sorry, I'm afraid that I'm not familiar with Mary Kay but thank you for enjoying my blog. You should become one of my followers so that you are updated on my new posts.
:c)
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