Silk Naturals

AnneShirley wrote:Karen: How dark were you thinking of making the Pink Color Booster? PMUP like soomeone else mentioned is actually very pale. It actually doesn't add too much pink to your face (if used with a fiber optic and light hand), but it miraculously evens out dark circles and ruddiness. I'm have only a sample jar of PMUP, but if you need me to, and I'd be happy to do it, I could send you some of it or all of it so you can see the color I'm referring to.

I have a full sized jar of PMUP and would be definitely willing to contribute some of it to the cause, as it were. Let me know.

I am so excited to hear you might bring out cream concealers. The one I use now has been discontinued so I am looking for a new one. I use an ivory shade. I don't really like peach or yellow since I tend to look better in cool colors. Thanks for asking Karen.

SN has introduced a the idea of mix-your-own foundation, and I was thinking that the concept can be extended to concealers, e/s and blushes. I remember some time back someone suggested having a clear blush base (cream) to create our own cream blush in whichever shade we fancy. With all the requests for different shades of cream concealers, would it be possible to also make a cream base and sell the colors separately? Is tinting creams totally different ball game from powders?

How about a Mix-it-Yourself (MIY) Valentine's Day theme. It would be fun, but not really romantic though. Just a thought.

Another vote for a creamy concealer - I just bought a traditional concealer this week but would much rather have a SN one. I know Holy Crow is much loved but it makes my eyes water. So if the ingredients were different than that, 'twould be awesome! Ivory? I'm a cool neutral in tone. If it had some light reflective properties a la Touche Eclat, that would send me over the moon! Not overly sparkly but the same effect Date Bait gives - 'you but better'!

feyith wrote: Nope. It was a curiosity question more than anything. If the ULTP is pretty much RM without the toxins, no reason to do anything more with it; although would it be possible to put the full sizes in a little pillow puff jar? Usually when I'm putting on nighttime minerals, I'm too braindead to do the whole "swirl, tap and buff" routine. I just wanna pick up the jar, rub it on my face and go to bed.

i loooove this idea -- ULTP in a puff jar would be perfect! i also suffer from the pre-bed lazys!


ETA: and yes yes YES to creamy concealers! neutralizers and fleshtones too!

Hi Karen!
A creamy concealer would be great, because of xtra dry skin during winter, but maybe something heavier than even SIJ-medium, it doesn`t do the trick for me.
And I have to ask, were can I find the toner concentrate? ( Can´t find it on the website) It´s a super idea for us who lives in northern Europe due to shipping costs.

chaye wrote:SN has introduced a the idea of mix-your-own foundation, and I was thinking that the concept can be extended to concealers, e/s and blushes. I remember some time back someone suggested having a clear blush base (cream) to create our own cream blush in whichever shade we fancy. With all the requests for different shades of cream concealers, would it be possible to also make a cream base and sell the colors separately? Is tinting creams totally different ball game from powders?

How about a Mix-it-Yourself (MIY) Valentine's Day theme. It would be fun, but not really romantic though. Just a thought.

That sounds like a fun idea to me!

chaye wrote:SN has introduced a the idea of mix-your-own foundation, and I was thinking that the concept can be extended to concealers, e/s and blushes. I remember some time back someone suggested having a clear blush base (cream) to create our own cream blush in whichever shade we fancy. With all the requests for different shades of cream concealers, would it be possible to also make a cream base and sell the colors separately? Is tinting creams totally different ball game from powders?

How about a Mix-it-Yourself (MIY) Valentine's Day theme. It would be fun, but not really romantic though. Just a thought.

didn't karen say she had tried to work on a clear blush base for mixing our own cream blushes, but that she didn't like the result? i thought i remembered that but i may be making it up...

packgal wrote:didn't karen say she had tried to work on a clear blush base for mixing our own cream blushes, but that she didn't like the result? i thought i remembered that but i may be making it up...

Yep, I remember her saying that too, I think it would be harder to get it mixed consistently throughout than powders.