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dannigirl
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Joined: 14 Jun 2004
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Tue Aug 03, 2004 2:47 pm  |
Hi guys, i was wondering if any1 one here has had problems with mac select cover up causing breakouts? I just bought the product a few days ago along with their Studio fix powder. The lady who sold me this, told me all their products are water based and non-acnegenic. Does that mean their oil-free? well i did a test and i put a bit of the conealer on a piece of paper and an oil ring formed around the make-up! im nervous about applying this because i dont want my skin to breakout(i have very sensitive acne-prone skin)! soo if any1 has had some bad(or good)results with this product please let me know! thanks every1
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Tue Aug 03, 2004 10:50 pm |
Hi,
I signed up to the board when I read your question. While I love MAC lipsticks, eyeshadows and blush, I was not able to use their powders/foundations.
I too have very sensitive skin which is prone to clogged pores & white heads. I was using the studio fix for about 3 months last winter when I started to break out really bad. I finally fiqured out that it was the studio fix and stopped using it. It is a really heavy product and my guess is your skin can't breath and if you are not using a heavy duty cleanser to clean your face, you will break out.
I fixed the break out by using Dermalogica Daily Microfoliant which I love on my sensitive skin.
The only foundation I have ever been able to use without breaking out is... Aveda. And believe me, I have tried them all
FYI, I also started using Jurlique Herbal Recovery Gel & Rosewater at night which I LOVE!!!
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Wed Aug 04, 2004 3:08 am |
Just wanted to say that I love the Dermalogica Microfoliant. And I also don't like MAC foundations. I have been using Laura Mercier Oil Free foundation and it does NOT cause breakouts, and the finish is awesome!!
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Wed Aug 04, 2004 8:47 am |
| I havent tried the foundation, but I tried MAC tinted moisturizer, it did break me out too though it was not serious, I just returned it to MAC after several usage! |
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dannigirl
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Wed Aug 04, 2004 9:55 am |
thanks you guys for your help, i'm glad i asked for your advise first before using it!, now im wondering if i can return it haha  i want my money back |
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Caspers Mum
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Joined: 02 Nov 2002
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Wed Aug 04, 2004 11:06 am |
I've used M.A.C concealer (Studio line) for 13 years, and have never had a problem with it. (And, yes, I am an old-school M.A.C-user. It was a better company before it was Lauderized  ) I also used the Studiofix powder/foundation forever, and never had problems with it. However, the concealer that you have mentioned sounds new, and I have never used it. I'm sure that it is non-comedogenic, but that the oil you've seen is actually a polymer or form of silicone (i.e. dimethicone). It ought not clog the pores, and neither should Studiofix.
Blemishes are often the result a few things: unthorough cleansing, bacteria in make-up/make-up brushes (keep things CLEAN, ladies!), touching the face, hair products, hormones, and using too rich of a moisturizer. Do you know how many times I've seen people "double-dip" into their concealer with their make-up brushes? It's such a bad habit! Think of it this way: you're using a brush or your fingers to cover your blemish, and then re-dipping these into the concealer. Hello? Bacteria! Contamination! Use a cotton swab, toss it, and your whole face will be happier.
Cleanse your skin with the right cleanser. If your skin is merely combination-oily, don't use something for oily skin; it will dehydrate the skin, and cause more oil. The same goes for other skincare products. Balance & hydrate the skin. Exfoliate it regularly with something gentle, like an enzyme mask.
If you're really & truly concerned with your M.A.C product, take it back! As a Lauder-owned company, they must do this, no questions asked. |
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Mabsy
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Thu Aug 05, 2004 5:30 am |
I have used Studio Fix in the past and did not have any problems (apart from it looking too powdery sometimes).
Btw, I love Dermalogica Microfoliant too! |
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