Thought I should share with you a product
that has been on the blogging back burners for a while. I bought this on the
recommendation of Gulnit (my favourite Mac Artist) a few months back and I
never got round to making a post on it .
. . so better late than never!!!
MAC paint in Sublime Nature is a cool beige
brown that has a slight shimmer to it. I have slightly oily eyelids but wear
contacts I don’t find the consistency too dry as it doesn’t really bother my
eyes; which is great.
continue reading "Review: MAC Paint in Sublime Nature"
As opposed to some cream eye shadows which
dry the minute you apply it, not really leaving much room for you to blend and
work with it (*cough cough* Makeup Forever), plus I really love the fact that
it comes in a squeezy toothpaste like tube which I feel is a bit more hygienic
that cream bases in pots
For some strange reason, MAC have
discontinued the majority of the MAC paint range so you can only get 7 shades
in their MAC Paints, with Sublime Nature being one of those 7 options.
Honestly I was in the market for something a lot darker and closer to my skin tone (that wasn’t groundwork) as I currently use Illamasqua’s cream eye shadow in Linger as a base and these two shades are very close together (which might be why I haven’t really used Sublime Nature as much as I should have by now) but if you are looking for a light brown base/eyeshadow primer in a tube then you should probably give Sublime Nature a try
Honestly I was in the market for something a lot darker and closer to my skin tone (that wasn’t groundwork) as I currently use Illamasqua’s cream eye shadow in Linger as a base and these two shades are very close together (which might be why I haven’t really used Sublime Nature as much as I should have by now) but if you are looking for a light brown base/eyeshadow primer in a tube then you should probably give Sublime Nature a try
Is
it just me or do you seem to buy the same colours but in different textures or
variations??
