MAC Goldenaire Help?

[Imaginatrix]

Because I have only recently started buying high - end makeup, and I have seen this mentioned on many tutorials etc., I want to ask if it is it still available on the market? Because I tried looking for it on the MAC site and I didn't find it at all! Help please!

If it has been discontinued, any suggestions as to similar looking products are appreciated.

(Also, a description of what it actually LOOKED like might help... thanks!)

 

[SimplyElegant]

If you mean the softsparkle pencils, goldenair is part of the holiday set. I just bought mine yesterday. It's a champagne coloured eyeliner pencil with silver sparkles I think.

M·A·C Cosmetics | Curiositease: 5 Softsparkle Pencil

 

[Imaginatrix]

I think one of the tutorials has Goldenaire as a shadow in a pan... but I'm not sure if that was an actual shadow or a pigment pressed by the user (if that makes any sense!)

Oh, the tutorial I'm thinking of is Dirty Gold - Tutorial with Goldenaire and Oil slick. (I have it saved on my computer).

(sorry for the incoherence, I have a touch of the flu and my brains are mush...)

 

[StereoXGirl]

I'm pretty sure the OP talking about Goldenaire the pigment. It was an LE item. I have it and it's SUPER beautiful!

Maybe this thread will help some:

https://forum.makeuptalk.com/f11...ire-47636.html

 

[SimplyElegant]

It was LE. MAC just reuses the same names for different products so it's not your fault I was confused.

Dazzleray pigment is somewhat similar I'd say. It comes with one of the holiday sets but the fullsize jar was LE as well.

 

[Imaginatrix]

OK, I'm officially an IDIOT, because I -just- found the thread you mentioned, stereoxgirl, and it explained that it was a limited edition.

Thanks for the help, everyone!

(And was Bobbi Brown Petal eyeshadow a limited edition too? Because I just saw it in the Purple and Bronze tutorial, and I can't find this shadow on the website either! Bah!)

... Maybe I should just get off the computer and go to bed, flu + Internet = BAD idea. x(

Wow, UD sin is a pigment I was going to get anyway... it's nice to see it doubles for another product I want... Thanks!