I tend to stick this where I get a little blue near the inner corner of my eye pre-concealer.
Not only does it give a smooth, sticky base for your shadows to stick to, but the pigmentation covers veins and dark spots. Painterly, when applied to the lids and under brow, makes for a phenomenal eye shadow primer. MAC’s Paint Pots are cream pigments-opaque, somewhat thick but not paste-like, soft creams that will cover whatever you put them on. It’s not a fancy, splashy, sparkly product, but holy crap it’s a functional one.
I am proud to say, not only did Swish NOT crease on me AT ALL throughout the day, it showed up even better than it ever had before! Idyllic also has an amazing effect on Heritage Rouge pigment.This is one of the products that finds its way into ninety percent of my makeup applications. Yesterday, I tested the below beautiful combo over Idyllic paint pot for the first time. I have always had trouble with Swish, not only in getting it to appear on my lids, but also to last! Not even after two hours on my eyes, and that sucker would be crease-city, slipping and sliding all over the place! Not anymore! 🙂 Idyllic Paint Pot (L to R) Swish over a primer, Swish applied over Idyllic (L to R) Heritage Rouge over a primer, Heritage Rouge applied over Idyllic Idyllic is a limited edition paint pot, so it is rather hard to find these days, but you can also use something like Blackground in its place for a very similar effect. Idyllic paint pot is a deep red, cranberry shade, highly pigmented and produces amazing results for pink eyeshadows, especially those that might have yielded bad results in the past. Not only does a colored base intensify the vibrancy of your eyeshadows, it also can dramatically transform the way they perform. Continuing the Paint Pot series, in today’s post I’ll share with you the beautiful effects you can achieve with a colored base.
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