Sugarpill Pressed or Loose?

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Erin M.

Aug 1, 2014

Erin M.

Both are instantly pigmented. I did this look with the loose pigment Starling.

If you aren't use to loose pigments then pressed may be better as the loose pigments have no sifters.

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