BUY PIGMENTS HERE! Full set of 62 high quality, MAC inspired pigments for $225 or smaller set of 12 (random colors) for $85 - shipping included. You will not get any duplicate colors. Why pay $18.95 - $19.50 per jar for expensive brand name pigments? 62 of the brand name product would cost you almost $1,175.00!! · Find colors that suit you without spending a lot of money · Learn new makeup techniques – great for beginners – enough to share with friends · 62 different colors provide endless possibilities and creative looks · Mix colors to create your own creative blend · These are superior quality, pigments that work identically to the expensive brand names · Vibrant colors that stay on · You get a complete set of 62 full sized pigments, no duplicate colors. The picture below is an indication of the colors you will get. What are pigments? Pigments are highly concentrated loose color powder that can be used in many different applications. Most are eye- and lip-safe and can be used as eye shadow, eyeliner, blush, mixed with a clear gloss to create a custom lip gloss, modify a lipstick, a nail polish, mix with body lotion to give skin a colorful glow - the possibilities are endless. Use it wet or dry for a completely different look! Does not streak or cake. Easy to blend and long-lasting. Please note: Pigments are sold by weight not volume. Containers can appear to be less than full due to settling of the product. For health and sanitary reasons, returns are not accepted. PURCHASE w/ PAYPAL: $225 for 62 or $85 for 12. Contact me for Paypal address. NO CHECKS – NO MONEY ORDERS How to Use Pigments A little pot of powder hardly seems like a versatile cosmetic product, yet this pigment is much more useful than its appearance suggests. In fact, two or three pots of pigment (and the right tools) can easily go a long way in creating a uniquely made-up face! Though most commonly used on the eyes and lips, pigments can technically be used anywhere, from the cheeks and the body to the nails and the hair. Several pigments are not safe to use on the lips, while others are not safe for eye use. Still others are not safe for the lips or the eyes; in this case, the pigments are meant to be used specifically on the body only. Take great pains to adhere to the safety status warning, as the pigments can be harmful if ingested or stuck in the eyes. Pigments are impressive mainly because of their functionality. Makeup artists adore the product because it's easy to use and instantly brightens up a face. These are some of my tried-and-true tips for using the pigment: Eyes Using pigments on the eyes can be tricky, so it requires a bit of care and practice to achieve the look you're after. In order to use it as a shadow, apply an eye shadow base to the lid first. For easier manageability, sprinkle some pigment in the jar's lid and dip a small shadow brush into the powder. "Pack" the pigment into the outer edge of the eye for an eye-opening, sparkly look. It can also be used as a liner. Simply dampen a liner brush and dip it into the pigment. Line the upper lid as close to the lash line as possible. Use a dark pigment on the lower lash line for a truly dramatic effect. Lips Use as a lip enhancer. A clear or slightly rose-toned gloss works best for this purpose. After you've applied your gloss, dab your lips slightly to remove any excess product. Dip a lip brush into the pigment and run it over the bottom lip. This gives thin lips a fuller look. Fuller-lipped individuals can still take advantage of the pigment by mixing a hint of pigment into a pot of clear gloss. Whip it up and apply over the lipstick of your choice or on bare lips. Dab it a bit if you want to eliminate some shine. Location: Delaware it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests delaware