Heads up! - Pigment Sale!

A great way to doll yourselves up this Holiday. Use pigments and glitters!

The Body Needs is giving 15% off discount on purchases of 5 or more M.A.C. pigment samples, M.A.C. Glitter samples, The body needs mineral eyeshadows and/or The Body Needs mixing Medium!

Enter the coupon code: WINTER at checkout and you'll get 15% off your purchase! Follow this link to shop now!

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*Discount applies ONLY to TheBodyNeeds Mineral Eye Shadows, TheBodyNeeds Mixing Medium, MAC pigment samples, and MAC glitter samples, all other items are excluded from the 15% discount. You must purchase a combination of at least 5 of TheBodyNeeds Mineral Eye Shadows, TheBodyNeeds Mixing Medium, MAC pigment samples, and/or MAC glitter samples, to use the coupon. Code can not be applied retroactively.Code may be used on each order placed during the promotion. Multiple orders may be placed using one coupon per order. Discount does not apply to S/H charges. Offer ends 12/31/2009.

Dupe: M.A.C. Liquidlast Liner (Aqualine)

Im not a fan of pigments and loose shadows. I love the intensity and colors but I find them a little messy. So last night, I decided to press some pigments. One of which was Jesse's Girl Eye dust in this gorgeous aqua blue color. But when I checked this morning, it was back to its powder form again.

Color comes off wrong in this picture. It really is more of an aqua almost
blue-green rather than blue-purple.

I made some mixing medium just a while ago and tested it on the failed pressed pigment. And I loved how it looked. But it looked familiar. Then I remembered my Liquidlast eyeliner from M.A.C. in Aqualine. So I swatched them next to each other, and theyre very identical! Id say that the pigment from Jesse's Girl was more intense and just a tad bit darker but hardly any difference.

Here are some pictures. Now these are one of those times when I wish I had a better camera. Colors are a bit washed out.

Top: Jesse's Girl Eye Dust (has no name) with mixing medium
Bottom: M.A.C. Liquidlast Liner in Aqualine

See, barely any difference :D