A highly pigmented eye colour that goes on creamy but dries to an intense, vibrant finish. Long-wearing, colourfast. Creates seamless coverage without weight or caking. Blends smoothly over the lids. Cream-based, can be mixed with M·A·C shadows and liners.

Here’s the lowdown

• Goes on creamy but once dry the paint is non transferable, completely waterproof, creaseless, won’t cake. True and tried.
• They rock as primer!  A thin layer of one of the light neutral will make your shadow last all day and even make them pop. God sent in the South Florida heat.
• Unlike eyeshadows there’s no fall out to clean up. Imagine how nice when doing a smokey eye!
• You  will need to work fast as they dry quickly.  And once they’re dry you might as well forget about blending.  If this happens, like it did to me, use a Q-tips and rub it along the edges to soften.
• You can use your finger to apply and blend.  I use my Mac 217 brush. I swirl the tip in my pot, then swirl it on the back of my hand to remove 70% of the product. Then I use it use on my lid. Works great that way but I hear fingers are good too.

 

Painterly- Nude beige (Cream)

 

 

Indianwood : Metallic antique bronze (Frost)

 

 

Constructivist - Metallic brown w/red pearl (Frost)

 

 

Quite Natural- Dirty chocolate brown (Cream)

 

 

Blackground: Black-grey with multi-colour (Pearl)

 

From let to right: Painterly, Indianwood, Constructivist, Quite natural, Blackground

I am head over hill over MAC Paint Pots ($16.50) — Hot and heavy into it. Ha!  I use them often, either when doing a smokey eyes or as primer with the lighter shades. With a variety of colors and textures the Paint Pots offer endless possibilities. Have you tried?

Have a lovely day!