l'oreal on the loose shimmering powders
cindy
fantastic. it makes it a really bright, shiny silver liner. the lucky
starling is gorgeous as a wet liner as well. i also want to try them over
another liner to lighten and brighten it.
if you've got either or both of these, i do highly recommend trying them wet.
cindy
Stars
my eyes with Sugar Coated wet. I loved the look. It's fun & it made my eyes
really stand out. I have Lucky Starling, too. I'll have to try that
next. -Stars
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Mesw
dampened my brush slightly and dipped it into a tiny amount of powder that was
in the lid. I didn't get very good results. It was hard to pick up the color
and it was messy to apply. Are you using a brush?
Melanie
Stars
kind of rolling it between my fingers to make it narrower, and using that.
It worked well, but made a fairly thick line. If you are looking to make a
really thin line, you might need to try something else. I did this to go
out on a Saturday night, so a thicker, more dramatic line looked ok.
-Stars
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Stars
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>JennP. <jpin...@home.com> wrote
>> I'd be curious to hear how others are doing this also. I dipped my
>> brush into water, then into the powder. I then made a little "paste" on
>> my hand to make it smooth. This worked *ok*. The powder dried very
>> quickly on my hand and it was hard to get the same consistency, and
>> messy to wash off.
>
>I bought a $1 deep well plastic artist palette with 6 divisions. I put a
>little powder in one, and add water drop by drop from an eye dropper,
>mixing well with my lining brush from Jo Ann until I get the consistency I
>want. I don't have mess on my hand and wasted product. I just leave it in
>the little indent to dry out until the next time. And you get consistent
>with how much water to powder with practice. rjudith
>
JennP.
brush into water, then into the powder. I then made a little "paste" on
my hand to make it smooth. This worked *ok*. The powder dried very
quickly on my hand and it was hard to get the same consistency, and
JennP.
Mesw wrote:
>
> May I ask how you are doing this? I tried to use one wet as a liner today...I
> dampened my brush slightly and dipped it into a tiny amount of powder that was
> in the lid. I didn't get very good results. It was hard to pick up the color
> and it was messy to apply. Are you using a brush?
> Melanie
>
> Stars wrote:
> <<<<<<What a funny coincidence - I actually just tried that this weekend -
> lined
> my eyes with Sugar Coated wet. I loved the look. It's fun & it made my eyes
> really stand out. I have Lucky Starling, too. I'll have to try that
> next. -Stars
>
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>
RJK
> brush into water, then into the powder. I then made a little "paste" on
> my hand to make it smooth. This worked *ok*. The powder dried very
> quickly on my hand and it was hard to get the same consistency, and
> messy to wash off.
I bought a $1 deep well plastic artist palette with 6 divisions. I put a
Mesw
<<<<<I bought a $1 deep well plastic artist palette with 6 divisions. I put a
>little powder in one, and add water drop by drop from an eye dropper,
>mixing well with my lining brush from Jo Ann until I get the consistency I
>want. I don't have mess on my hand and wasted product. I just leave it in
>the little indent to dry out until the next time. And you get consistent
>with how much water to powder with practice. rjudith
>>>>>>>>>>
I like this idea a lot. I have 4 of the OTL Powders and another 4 of the same
thing from Bare Escentuals. I can see that this would encourage more
experimenting! One question: If you leave the powder in the indentation to dry
out, do you remove it before using that shade again or just add more water?
Melanie
RJK
same
> thing from Bare Escentuals. I can see that this would encourage more
> experimenting! One question: If you leave the powder in the indentation
to dry
> out, do you remove it before using that shade again or just add more
water?
I leave the powder in the "well" and just add more water that way I do not
have to feel cautious about how much I use making my "paint" and do not
feel it wasted. rjudith
JennP.
left to me from a previous teacher. I could clean out one of them
really good and it would even have a cover. Nice and slim. Kind of like
the Stila 9-pan for L'Oreal powders. Hmmmmm........
JennP.
JennP.
Boy, talk about letting my hair down after hours!! :)
JennP.
hortensia
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I like the original. Have you ever thought of writing dialogue for crime
novels?
- hortensia