Posts Tagged ‘Old Gold’

Swatch of the Day: MAC Old Gold Pigment

Sunday, July 18th, 2010

One of my favorites!! Not sure why it took me so long to swatch this, as it’s a completely fun pigment!

MAC Old Gold Pigment
Description: Frosted tarnished gold (Frost, Permanent)
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This is a duochrome pigment, and looks either gold or green depending on the angle and light. The base you apply it over can dramatically change the tone, so I decided to swatch over several different paint pots.

My skintone is a MAC NW20 and all photos were taken under “natural light” light bulbs, which mimic natural daylight.

First up is Old Gold applied over Painterly paint pot.
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Now Old Gold applied over Artifact, Blackground, Greenstroke, and Delft paint pots.
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Blackground and Delft really brought out the green in the pigment, while Artifact enhanced the gold. Always neat to see how paint pots can change a color!

As a side note, the photo of Old Gold on macpro.com looks horrid. It looks like a muted bland pink peach. I have a calibrated monitor for photo editing, so my colors aren’t off… Another reason why I do not go off of the swatch photos on the MAC sites when looking at colors.

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Simple Old Gold Look

Sunday, July 18th, 2010

Guess I’m getting on a pigment kick?  :)

Eyes

  • MAC Painterly Paint Pot
  • MAC Old Gold Pigment
  • MAC Ricepaper Eyeshadow
  • MAC Creme Royal Eyeshadow
  • MAC Sweet Sage Fluidline
  • Urban Decay 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencil in Stash
  • Make Up For Ever Lash Fibers
  • MAC Plush Lash Mascara

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    I don’t think the pictures do the look justice :(

    I love Old Gold, I have no idea why I do not use it more often! It’s been just about the only MAC product I went insane trying to get!

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    Look for December 12, 2009

    Saturday, December 12th, 2009

    Face

  • MAC Mineralize loose foundation in Medium
  • MAC Studio Touch Up Stick Concealer in NW20
  • MAC Powder Blush in Prism

    • Eyes

  • MAC Painterly paint pot
  • MAC Heritage Rouge pigment
  • MAC Old Gold pigment
  • MAC Magnetic Fields eyeshadow
  • MAC Soft Brown eyeshadow
  • MAC Vanilla eyeshadow
  • MAC Shroom eyeshadow
  • MAC Brow Finisher in Clear
  • Make Up For Ever Lash Fibers
  • Make Up For Ever Smoky Lash Mascara

    • Lips

  • MAC C-Thru Lipglass

    • Painterly applied as base. Heritage Rouge spread all over lid and up into crease with 239 brush. Old Gold applied in inner corner corners with 219 brush, and under lower lash line. Magnetic Fields applied in crease and outer Vwith 217 brush. Soft Brown used to blend out crease, 217 brush. Vanilla used to further blend, 275 brush. Shroom applied as a highlight, 275 brush.

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    This was my first time using Heritage Rouge, so that’s good! This reminds me of the look I did a few days ago with Old Gold, just the colors reversed.

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    Old Gold and Sketch

    Saturday, December 5th, 2009

    Keeping with my touch of gold theme, so it seems…

    Face

  • MAC Mineralize loose foundation in Medium
  • MAC Studio Touch Up Stick Concealer in NW20
  • MAC Beauty Powder in Tahitian Sand

    • Eyes

  • MAC Painterly paint pot
  • MAC Old Gold pigment
  • MAC Sketch eyeshadow
  • MAC Sweet Chesnut eyeshadow
  • MAC Vanilla eyeshadow
  • MAC Retrospeck eyeshadow
  • Urban Decay 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencil in Rockstar
  • MAC Brow Finisher in Clear
  • MAC Brow Set in Clear
  • Make Up For Ever Lash Fibers
  • Make Up For Ever Smokey Lash Mascara

    • Lips

  • MAC She Loves Candy lipglass

    • Painterly applied as base. Old Gold pigment applied all over lid with 242 brush. Sketch applied in crease and outer V with 217 brush. Sweet Chesnut applied over the top of Sketch with 217 brush. Vanilla used to blend out crease, 272 brush. Retrospeck applied as a highlight with 272 brush. Rockstar liner applied on outer lower lash line, and Old Gold applied under lower lash line with 219 brush.

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    New Old Gold

    Friday, October 30th, 2009

    My empty pans that I have coming so I can press my pigments have been out for delivery for 2 days now… it’s really starting to annoy me! I thought they were coming yesterday… no. So, ok, today! NO… Luckily I have stuff going on tonight so I wouldn’t have time to press anyway. But I swear if they don’t come tomorrow, I’m placing an angry phone call!

    Face

    • MAC Mineralize loose foundation in Medium
    • MAC Studio Touch Up Stick concealer in NW20

    Foundation applied with 209. Concealer applied under eyes and smoothed out with 194 brush.

    Eyes

    • MAC Painterly paint pot
    • MAC Old Gold pigment
    • MAC Humid e/s
    • MAC Vanilla e/s
    • MAC Fluidline in Blacktrack
    • Urban Decay 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencil in Zero
    • MAC Brow Finisher in Clear
    • Make Up For Ever Lash Fibers
    • Make Up For Ever Smokey Lash Mascara

    Painterly applied as base.  Old Gold pigment applied over lid with 239 brush.  Humid worked into crease and outer V with 222 and 217 brushes.  Vanilla used to blend out crease and as highlight, 272 brush.  Blacktrack applied along upper lashes with 210 brush.  Zero applied on lower waterline.  Old Gold under lower lashline with 219 brush.

    Lips

    • MAC Elaborate Lipglass

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    I am tempted to add some of my Reflects Copper glitter a little bit over the lid as I’m going out to dinner with friends, and it’s practically Halloween. I’ll see if I get around to it. I’m still being bitter about my missing empty pans :(

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