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Once you get an even consistency you’re done.Transfer to a clean container.MAC paint pots are a must have products in any make up artist’s collection. Get mixing.This is the trickiest bit since the cream base is really thick. Review, Swatches, Dupes, Price of MAC Indianwood Pro Longwear Paint Pot.Add loose powder.If you’re duping a coloured paint pot, add the eye shadow too.

Squirt the boroline onto the mixing tray or a flat surface.

Whichever is available.Use this is if you want to dupe a coloured paint pot.Since I’ll be duping Painterly I’m not adding colour.I’ll be using the Inglot Eye Shadow to swatch. Instead of using liquid foundation I prefer using loose powder.Not only does it give a better finish, it also ensures that the primer is not too runny.My favourite these days is the Lakme Rose Powder (review here). This is the magic ingredient.Most videos and tutorials suggest using body butter.But this is way better.It has a nice thick consistency, does not dry out easily and most importantly won’t make your eyelids oily since a tiny bit is enough.And its damn cheap.A tube will cost you around Rs 20. So without any further ado onto the dupe.

I have the MAC Paint Pot in Coral Crepe and it’s one of my favourite things on the planet.But I’m lemming towards Painterly and with no MAC in sight, I got around to duping it. Swatched on the hand, the golden tones come out more on Bare Study making it almost a yellowy gold and Barely Branded is a little more neutral, which I think I prefer.A lot has been said and written about the MAC Paint Pot.And yeah all of it is correct.So before you scramble to buy one give this humble homemade paint pot/eye primer a chance.You’ll love it and plus save a thousand bucks in the bargain. With Barely Branded, it applies perfectly and sets nice enough to wear on it's own or works perfectly as a primer under colors like Naked Lunch (MAC) or Sin (Urban Decay).

The paint pots from MAC can feel a little "greasy" to me, or at least Bare Study does and I have a hard time getting Bare Study to apply smoothly. When in the pot, Barely Branded is identical to Bare Study. It works great as a highlight color on your browbone, on your inner corner of the eyes, as an all over shade on the lid with a nice neutral crease color or can also be used lightly as a highlight on top of your cheekbones. I grabbed Barely Branded and another Bad to the Bronze because I was out and use that almost every single day. It's an exact dupe for Bare Study by MAC which I love the color of and use quite a lot but I'm not in love with the formulation. The color of both is a creamy, champagne with golden sheen. Anyway, I knew for sure I wanted Barely Branded as soon as I saw it.