MAC Cosmetics Pigment

Name: MAC Cosmetics Pigment
Brand: MAC Cosmetics
SKU: 6599b44e87a2f54e10cb4863
Price: 16.0 USD
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Shade-Kitscmas This is brand new & never used. Though a minute amount has worked its way through the seal. Very very little though. 💥Bundle to Save💥Offers are Welcome💥

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dingersoll hi I guess we reached the max conversation on the other place but u don't owe me nothing all good ..holler anytime after this is complete..I'm a posh 2 ambassador glad to help..

Jan 09Reply

colewalton3232 @dingersoll thank you. I really appreciate it. You have no idea.

Jan 09Reply

colewalton3232 @dingersoll just looking at your page & you are gorgeous! I also LOVE the vintage Avon bottles. May have to stick buy once I’m not poor. lol

Jan 09Reply

dingersoll @colewalton3232 well I'm broke asfudge..my husband passed 8 years ago left me nothing long story there but I got a lot of them I bought from an old timer man whose wife passed I bought a whole box at a good price but I've been a house cleaner it's hard but I'm a decorator at least I try so not atot of time to play on here .but yea look again I'll try post more if those Avon bottles I got a lot of stuff I trade labor for some merchandise.. holler back

Jan 09Reply

zina685 What is this used for? Never seen it before.

Jan 23Reply

colewalton3232 @zina685 it’s pigment that is used for a variety of things. Highlighter( what I mainly use it for) for a eyeshadow. It’s just a very pigmented loose Illuminator. I’ve even put a dab of a tan color I have in my moisturizer to give me a glow. You could even do that with this shade.

Jan 24Reply

colewalton3232 @zina685 you could even put with a gloss to give a bright shine to it. So many things.

Jan 24Reply

colewalton3232 @zina685 you could mix with your setting powder. Or if you have a setting spray you could mix a bit in that as well.

Jan 24Reply