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Brown eye shadow that doesn't disappear
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Jenn (
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Thu, Dec 30, 04 at 13:55
| I'm looking for a dark brown (NOT orangey brown) eye shadow to replace the eyeliner pencil I've been using. I just can't get a good line with the pencil so I'm giving up and I don't have a lot of time or patience to fuss with it at 5:30AM when I'm in a hurry to catch my ride to work. My skin is fair and my scant lashes are light brown w/blonde tips. I'd like a dark brown shadow that doesn't disappear into the creases by the end of the day. I've seen women whose eyes still look good in the afternoon and I'm sure they don't touch them up all day long in the bathroom! I like to look natural but not plain.
Can anyone recommend a brown eye shadow to do what I want, and is there something I should apply beneath it to help it to stay in place longer? |
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RE: Brown eye shadow that doesn't disappear
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| stila makes a liquid liner that is sublime, you can find it at sephora |
RE: Brown eye shadow that doesn't disappear
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MAC has nice dark browns, with grey in them not orange.
you can apply it wet like a liner or dry as a shadow. |
RE: Brown eye shadow that doesn't disappear
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| Thanks! Where can I buy MAC? My niece asked for it for Christmas and I didn't see it at Target so I'm wondering where it can be found. |
RE: Brown eye shadow that doesn't disappear
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| No, you can't buy Mac at Target or Walmart. You either can get it directly from a MAC store or at stores like Macys. I am a MAC lover also. They also have a website you can check out. |
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| Thanks Nike. I'll go take a look. Jen |
RE: Brown eye shadow that doesn't disappear
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| Dillards here in the South sells it. Also Bloomies I think. |
RE: Brown eye shadow that doesn't disappear
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| To keep your eyeshadow perfect, buy Eyefix from Elizabeth Arden, I think? Ask at the department store beauty counter, and they will help. |
RE: Brown eye shadow that doesn't disappear
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bed head makes some super shadows with excellent pigment. They stay on. I use the edge of a slant brush to do eyeliner. The best and easiest I have found. Got mine at my beauty salon. They are also online.
Debby |
RE: Brown eye shadow that doesn't disappear
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| I use dark grey eyeshadow and used to have the same problem. After I apply my eye shadow I use a brush to apply a fine dusting of translucent face powder on top. After you put the powder on the brush tap the brush lightly to get rid of the excess powder. What is left is just enough to "set" the eye shadow without dulling the color. |
RE: Brown eye shadow that doesn't disappear
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| Thanks everyone! I'll try your suggestions. |
RE: Brown eye shadow that doesn't disappear
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| One of the best tips I learned a long time ago for brown eye shadow was to always mix just a bit of pink with it to avoid a dull look. |
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