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i got into a minor argument with a MAC artist who insisted i was a warm and i'm sure i'm a cool...this explains it!!
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This was Soooo informative, thank you!!!!!
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this is the first video i watched that someone mentioned the swatch method which i think will be the best at determining. thanks!
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awesome, this was really helpful
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I love how you said that "faces are not made up of one color".... Makes total sense.
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Cont:: Is there any where other then going to makeup corner cuz we have non close n girls in drug store are teenagers normaly and just confuse me or if more then one working they cant decide and with being a mother of 6 I cant keep wasting money on it,,,i just need one person who can help point me in right direction to havin nice lookin makeup on my face..thanks so much for any help u can give
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ughhh this is so irrating I am 30 n just now getting into makeup before I had my bio kds in 09 i had flawless skin and did not need makeup... well now my skin is a hot mess! And seems like no one can agree with my skin type or if im cool or warm!!!!!!!!!! this is getting very depressing for me I want to feel at least a lil bit pretty again n I am so confused on what I am and what to use! I know to some it is crazy at 30 idk but i also took for granted I would have same skin i did for 28 yrs
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so what if my face is pink but my body is dark? im like 8 different races and im all kinds of confused!
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I have blue veins in my arms which means I am a cool however I have moles and freckles on my face and when I blonde my matt brown hair it becomes strawberry blonde. Also when I wear peach clothes I look good. I bought a Max Factor Second Skin foundation in warm almond and it suits me. Can someone please unscramble this mess for me? I need to know- it just doesn't make sense.
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@TalkinMakeUp I know. I am warm and I was wondering why they gave me an NC...since I thought that was for cool undertones.
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This was really helpful thanks I never understood how to use a color wheel until now (:
Mac doesn't have it backwards they just use the color wheel theory. So if you look at a color wheel red is considered warm therefore If you have pinkish undertones you are a 'warm' in Mac and color wheel theory.
MACMAKEUPJUNKEE 1 year ago
@MACMAKEUPJUNKEE It was something I learned the first day @ MAC they reverse it! No Doubt! Straight from My MAC Trainers and numerous other Well Respected MAC Employees I wasn't trashing them for it I worked for them for 5yrs its just a Little know Fact! Seriously!
TalkinMakeUp 1 year ago 10