In the comments section a couple of posts ago, my lovely friend and reader, Magnolia, mentioned how pretty champagne golds can be. I happen to agree with her 100% and, knowing what a MAC girl she is, thought I'd dig up as many of the company's different champagne gold options as I could for dear Mags. Here's what I came up with. Enjoy!
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The traditional choice for color, and definitely the easiest to apply. Easily brused or smudged onto the eyes for looks that vary from polished to smokey.
Clockwise From Top Left:
Brule: soft creamy-beige, satin finish Ricepaper: peachy gold with shimmer, frost finish
Motif: gold peach with pink pearl, frost finish
This is a traditional eyeshadow, but with a rocker-chic metallic finish.
Dalliance: light champagne
*From here on out, nothing is limited to the eye area. Have fun playing around with these beauties!*
Pigment is a little trickier than traditional eyeshadow, but the color pay-off is well worth the extra effort. You can use a brush, sponge or fingers, but remember--a little dab'll do ya. This stuff is potent!
Melon: soft bright golden peach
This is a cream shadow that dries to a long-lasting, powder finish. Can be worn alone or as a base for traditional shadows. Brush, sponge, or fingertip application.
Bare Study: soft beige with gold pearl, frost finish
High pigment concentration in a pearly cream. Squeeze tube packaging. Can be worn alone or as a base for traditional shadows. Brush, sponge, or fingertip application.
Bare Canvas: champagne with shimmer
These are colors that look amazing with Summer tans...or without! Hope this helps anyone in search of a great neutral. Happy shopping!
ooh! sparkles! :) thanks for the tips! when i start work next month, i plan to get a slew of new colors. this is perfect!
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