M.A.C Studio Fix Sculpt & Shape Contour Palette (Light/Medium)

Name: M.A.C Studio Fix Sculpt & Shape Contour Palette (Light/Medium)
Brand: M.A.C
SKU: 154666
Price: 690.00 CNY
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Description

This palette contains three contour and highlight powders. It provides a sculpting and shaping effect, creating a three-dimensional finish. Its sheer coverage creates a natural, three-dimensional effect. [Color Number Details] Sculpting Powder: Taupe Sculpting Powder: Sculpt Sculpting Powder: Bone Beige Shaving Powder: Cream Shaving Powder: Emphasize Shaving Powder: Accentuate

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How To Use

Apply to face with a brush as desired.

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I recently purchased this and it's so easy to use, it's worked even better than I expected. Not only does it add definition, but the Taupe and Sculpt shades on the bottom row give you a softer, more defined look than drawing with a pencil!

I hesitated for about half a year before finally buying it! I have no regrets. The bottom row is shading and the top row is highlighting, but thanks to the detailed instructions from the Mac sales lady, I've been able to use them effectively. The slightly orange-ish color on the top right is said to be good for eliminating dullness, so I think I'll be able to use all the colors.

I had been interested in it for a while, but I was worried about whether I would be able to use it properly, so I didn't buy it. However, after watching Hidaka Chie and Ikeda's video, I decided to buy it. I was happy to see that it also came with a limited edition powder. I tried to imitate Ikeda's lecture, and was able to shade beautifully. I'm grateful for the video. I plan to continue using it.

I saw this on social media and was looking for a matte highlighter and contour, so I decided to buy it. Yes, it's big (lol), but the amount per bottle is large for the price, so maybe it's a good deal. I use Seagram's Soft Tan after foundation, and I tried this as a finishing touch, and it applies lightly despite the color. I use Shiseido serum foundation in Porcelain No. 140, and since I have fair skin, I thought the light shade was enough. I think it might be a little yellowish when applied to the bridge of my nose, though. If you look closely, you can see that the white part on top has a subtle sparkle. I use it as a finishing lift (on temples, forehead, inner corners of the eyes, etc.). The powder is pressed firmly, so it never seems to run out. I saw that it can also be used as eyeshadow, but I haven't tried it yet, so I'll experiment with different uses.

I saw it on YouTube and thought it looked good, so I impulsively bought it on Suzykirei without even seeing the actual product. The dark shades, which I thought were a bit off, all ended up being brown, which made my face look more like it was dirty than a shadow, making it look dull and difficult to use. The highlighters were also too dark for highlighters, and I couldn't quite get the hang of them as powders.

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