and I've googled! When I used with pigments, it made them blotchy and smeary. Good if you're wanting a glossy wet look for a magazine cover but not to wear through a 10 hour work day. I still can't figure out how you're suppose to use this product. :(
0 of 1 found this review helpful.
HANNHUNG
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Using M•A•C for: More than 3 years
M•A•C Products owned: More than 15 products
Review 2 for Mixing Medium Shine
Overall Rating:
(5out of5)
Mixing Medium shine
Date:January 14, 2012
Tags: as a base for undereye concealer
I am thrilled with the unusual use I found for this product. I have very fine and dry skin and need quite an opaque concealer under the eyes to cover this. I find every concealer looks heavy and either looks cakey or just unnatural. I have used everything from Amazing cosmetics to a lot of the MAC and numerous others. I lightly tapped some Mixing Medium under my eyes with a finger and then applied concealer with a finger tip and I was amazed at the result! The product transformed my concealer and it appeared smooth and flawless. No moisturizer or eye cream has been able to give me this result.
24 of 24 found this review helpful.
Punkee
Location: Wisconsin
Using M•A•C for: More than 3 years
M•A•C Products owned: More than 15 products
Review 3 for Mixing Medium Shine
Overall Rating:
(5out of5)
Versatile!
Date:December 1, 2011
Tags: everyone
Use on cheeks or brow bone for a soft, dewy glow, without shimmer or glitter. Mix with pigments for a "foiled" look on the eyes (if using a shimmery pigment), mix with pigments for a beautiful cheek color, and can be used to create beautiful lip colors. The possibilities are endless!