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MAC BlushcremeNewest Review: ... these for dryer, or even maturer skins. To apply I either use cosmetics sponges, brushes or my fingertips - For sponges I ... more More MAC makeup
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by - written on 07/11/08 (Very useful, 95 readings)
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I decided to try MAC's Blushcremes after years of only using (And being a diehard fan of!) their powder blushes. I picked up the shades Ucommon and Posey. A fresh, beachy tan shade and bright, dewy pink respectively. I instantly loved them both! Once on the cheeks they give a lovely, fresh, glowing effect - Somewhat as if you had just been on a brisk winter walk and returned home nice and rosy :-) They can stay slightly tacky on the skin so I find it best to apply a tiny amount of this at a time, building the colour up gradually as it is easier to add than remove product. They look very natural on the skin, and do not grab onto dry skin as some ... Read the complete review
by - written on 16/10/08 (Very useful, 73 readings)
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MAC blushcreme is a cream blusher that currently comes in 12 shades. I did hear that about 5 of the shades will be discontinued and replaced with new shades, but many of the popular and most versatile shades will still be available. What I like about these cream blushers, compared to MAC's other cream colours, is that these are very creamy and give a nice dewy look to the cheeks. They also have this other cheek colour called cream colour base, but whilst these are pleasant to use, they're no where near as creamy as the cream blushes. The cream colour base are also intended to be used on lips and eyes, so is more versatile but I much prefer blushcreme on my ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/11/08 (Very useful, 140 readings)
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Mac is a great brand and you get quality every time, I try to make sure that this is the brand that I use as this is a product that make up artists use too so I know that I am getting a great product that works really well. Mac Blush Crème is a great blusher that is soft and creamy and it blends really well onto the cheeks. It can be applied with your finger tips or with a brush, whichever suits you. As it is a crème I think that it is easier to apply and blend with your finger tips as you can monitor how much you put on you fingers as I found when I use a brush I get a lot more than I need and I look like I have been punched in the face which is not a good ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/11/08 (Useful, 62 readings)
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A blusher is a part of make up used by ladies to give their ckeeks a shining and glow. It is used after applying the base powder or foundation. As the blusher is a main part which remains on face foe a longer time, so its quality has to be very good so that no side effects should occur. For having a nice quality blusher, one must go to look for Mac blushcreme which is available available in different shades among which are Sweet William, Laid back, Brit wit, Uncommon. Posey and Lady blush which are most common red and pink shades. Some tips related to use the blusher: 1) Always use a good quality non synthetic blusher brush whose quality could be ... Read the complete review
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