I THINK THIS POWDER/FOUNDATION (MAC S.F.) WOULD BE MOST EFFECTIVE FOR SOMEONE WHO WAS BEING FILMED ON T.V. I BELIEVE THAT ON A DAILY BASIS, THE MINERAL POWDERS WIN FOR MOST NATURAL LOOKING AS WELL AS AN EXTREMELY LIGHT AMOUNT NEEDED FOR A PRACTICAL AMOUNT OF COVERAGE.
BUT 2 OR 3 APPLICATIONS IN ONE DAY COULD PROVE DISASTROUS FOR A GIRL WITH A TENDENCY TOWARDS OILY AREAS AROUND HER NOSE, HER FOREHEAD AND CHIN.
#MAC STUDIO FIX POWDER FOUNDATION FOR ACNE SKIN#
WITHOUT A DOUBT: IT COVERS ANY AND ALL TYPES OF SKIN IMPERFECTIONS. IT ISN'T NECESSARY FOR EVERYDAY WEAR - THERES NO NEED TO APPLY IT MORE THAN ONCE, JUST ONCE FOR THE ENTIRE DAY IF YOU MUST WEAR IT. My current views on MAC Studio Fix: I FEEL EMBARRASED ABOUT HOW MANY YEARS I WALKED AROUND WITH SUCH HEAVY COVERAGE ON MY FACE - IN THE SUNLIGHT, THE OFFICE, ETC. I am 31 with pretty nice skin no acne infact many people complement me on my complection. I managed to lull myself into a false sense of NEEDING my MAC for a decade, so that has to say something about the product! (I'm not sure exactly 'what' though) Probably be cause I knew that MAC could turn my blotchy skin miraculously into one seamless color by just a few swipes of my pad!īy the way: ALWAYS buy extra application pads, they get icky and nasty really quick - especially in the summer. Great coverage for younger ladies with flawless and non wrinkled skin. I quickly went shopping for something "new","fresh", not so HEAVY. After actually taking his comments into consideration, I took a good look at myself, "looking my best" - and he was right. My boyfriend was the most influencial: when we started dating several years ago - he used to politely comment about how i "wore too much" make- up. My friends never asked about it, wanted to borrow it, or even said it looked good. Unfortunately, not everyone always agreed with me about that. I thought that my MAC was my greatest beauty weapon for years and years. I USED MAC STUDIO FIX RELIGIOUSLY FOR OVER 10 YEARS. Worn loyally for over 10 years of my life!
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