Annetta
04/01/2010, 10:09 AM
hi all
off to a wedding on weekend and thought i might treat myself to a make up application - after something bit glam but natural looking if this makes sense any thoughts on which one i don't own either but have a mac lipgloss i love and both have deal where buy product it pays for application which is not bad
Annetta sorry typing while bf
Leha
04/01/2010, 10:55 AM
I have had both and I love them both but have a slight preference for Napoleon. But they do tend to get booked out weeks in advance for weekends so I would ring and book now if you havent done so already.
~Sookasaurus~
04/01/2010, 01:05 PM
I love Napoleon but I haven't used Mac. Have fun!
BertieBeetle.
04/01/2010, 01:12 PM
MAC by far. I've heard Napoleon are the same as some cheaper brands (same factory/ingredients/application etc). I was somewhat of a make up whore in the past trying out many up market brands. I have a massive makeup stash and don't buy make up much now (as I have too much). MAC is the exception. For me it's perfect. Nars is a close second but lacks the range and is much more expensive and not worth the extra price over MAC.
Another Mac fan here - their makeup is fantastic imo! As for the application I suppose it really depends on who does it - a fantastic makeup artist can do an amazing job regardless of the brand so if you can get a referral for either a good MAC or Napolean makeup artist that would be your best bet for this occasion.
*Alicia*
04/01/2010, 07:18 PM
I've never used Napoean but I lurve MAC. Amongst other other things thier lipglosses are the best. By far. Ever.
treeee
04/01/2010, 07:23 PM
another mac fan here.... far better & more natural than napoleon - feels great on.
marleyandme
04/01/2010, 08:20 PM
MAC all the way here. I'm on photo shoots a lot and the makeup artists always have tonnes of MAC. I've never actually come across any with Napoleon now come to think of it.
But I don't imagine you'll get in for an application on the weekend - I know in Sydney they are booked out weeks in advance for a Sat/Sun.
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