What line of make-up are you girls using for the big day?
What do you use for day to day?
What's the difference?
I am looking to stock up on products, but do not know what line to go with. Is there really one good line, or should I mix and match depending on the product?
Thanks!
bridzilla
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Well, I know that on the runway, most of the make-up used is MAC. You can get makeovers at their counters, but you have to buy 4 products. I really like the quality and range of colors.
jw11897
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My sister is a makeup artist and she uses MAC makeup
kathleenmarie
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I like bobby brown
september2004
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Posted by jw11897
My sister is a makeup artist and she uses MAC makeup
i have heard great things about MAC but have never used their products. i was thinking of getting that $40 trial and purchase a few items to try them out...
thanks
darly
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for my sister's wedding we used Makeup Forever and it literally lasted for ever - the entire wedding - we had to really work to get it off ...the guy used the best colors on us - not the typical stuff...wish I knew where he went... but I wound up buying their stuff for myself in SOHO I think I should call there and see if they have anyone on LI that does weddings....
heidla
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I like most MAC products but I find their foundation makes me feel oily. I use Clinque foundation and Mac almost everything else.
Sage10.03
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'Well, I know that on the runway, nost of the make-up used in MAC.'
this is not entirely true....
I used to work in fashion, backstage at the shows, and most make-up artists have a mish-mosh of a gazillion different lines...from drugstore brands to the most expensive. They do a lot of blending of different shades/different brands to make colors you couldn't buy.
Don't go on recommendation, go with what works on your skin. Everyone's skin is different and you have to try a few lines to find out what works best for you.
Any make-up artist will tell you that you should never stick to one line, b/c you limit yourself so much. There is so much out there....you just have to mix and match (like you said in your post).
My make-up artist used some of my colors from Chantecaille, bobbi brown, and some of her own from Trucco and some others....
