Gimme Contour Magic Wand is a popular makeup tool that has gained a lot of attention in the beauty industry. It is designed to simplify the process of contouring and create a more defined and sculpted look. The Contour Magic Wand comes in a sleek and compact design, making it easy to use and travel with. It is a dual-ended tool with a contour shade on one side and a highlight shade on the other. The contour shade is typically a cool-toned matte powder or cream that is used to create shadows and define the facial features, such as the cheekbones, jawline, and nose. The highlight shade, on the other hand, is usually a shimmery or light shade that is used to accentuate and bring forward certain areas of the face, such as the tops of the cheekbones, brow bone, and cupid's bow.
Impressions: The Soft Magic Swimmer looks very much like what it is – a soft bodied version of the original hard bait complete with joints and all. Just like the hard bodied version, this bait does not have a tail – unlike most softbodied baits of this type. So in short, it’s rather odd looking out of the package, definitely unique looking.
Each 5 package comes with three baits while each 4 package comes with four baits, a complimentary hook conveniently pre-rigged in one of the baits, and spare tungsten impregnated plastic weights that slip over the hook point and onto the shaft to weight the bait as you want. The original five inch baits come three to a pack for fifteen dollars and this product is now available in a four inch size as well for sixteen dollars per four per pack.
The highlight shade, on the other hand, is usually a shimmery or light shade that is used to accentuate and bring forward certain areas of the face, such as the tops of the cheekbones, brow bone, and cupid's bow. The magic of the Contour Wand lies in its ease of use. The contour shade can be applied directly onto the desired areas of the face with the help of the wand applicator.
Sebile soft magic swimmer swimbait
Lure R eview
Sebile Creates Some New Magic With Its Soft Swimmer
Date: | 5/9/10 |
Tackle type: | Lure |
Manufacturer: | Sebile |
Reviewer: | Cal |
Total Score: 8.25 - GREAT
Introduction: Back at ICAST 2009, we met for the first time, Patrick Sebile, owner and CEO of Sebile Baits. This man is as passionate as they come about his product and this passion was evident from the very moment we said hello. It was quite obvious that if we didn’t control the situation just a little bit, we’d be at his booth for the remainder of the show and we still had a couple of days left! So when Patrick asked what we’d like to know about, we asked him to highlight three or four baits.
Introducing the Sebile Soft Magic Swimmer!
As I recall, it ended up being five with each bait having its own unique story and intriguing action. Of course, the one that stood out the most to me was the new Soft Magic Swimmer pro because what Patrick had developed was not just another soft plastic, paddletail style bait, but a true weedless version of his already successful hard bodied Magic Swimmer. When the product finally became available, I didn’t wait for the customary sample packs to arrive at TT HQ, I immediately ordered two packs of every available color!
Sebile Soft Magic Swimmer Specifications
Impressions: The Soft Magic Swimmer looks very much like what it is – a soft bodied version of the original hard bait complete with joints and all. Just like the hard bodied version, this bait does not have a tail – unlike most softbodied baits of this type. So in short, it’s rather odd looking out of the package, definitely unique looking.
The Soft Magic Swimmer is patterned after its hardbait counterpart .
Each 5" package comes with three baits while each 4" package comes with four baits, a complimentary hook conveniently pre-rigged in one of the baits, and spare tungsten impregnated plastic weights that slip over the hook point and onto the shaft to weight the bait as you want. Rare for a soft plastic bait of this type, the Soft Magic Swimmer is rigged and ready to go right out of the package – a very nice touch.
. with the big difference being this bait can be rigged weedless thanks to its slit belly.
Field Tests: We hit the California Delta for what we thought would be sure fire testing against the Fall run Striped Bass, but unfortunately by the time we made out there with product in hand, the striper bite got tough and all we were able to do was marvel at the action of this lure in the water.
Rigged and ready to go aboard a Temple Fork Outfitters SWC 664-1 bass rod.
Casting: Much like any soft plastic bait, the Soft Magic Swimmer is easy to place in any manner you choose be that pitching, casting, sidearm cast, etc.. Its sectioned body flies through the air with little wind resistance and the ribs that hold the bait together are solid enough to withstand accidental misfires into structure without tearing.
The "joints" of this bait are thin, but not too thin and can at least hold up to intentional and non-intentional casting abuse.
Action: Those who have fished the hard bodied version of this bait will recognize the erratic nature of the Soft Swimmer as it is retrieve in the water. It is anything but predictable.
This bait features a channel at the very top to help conceal the hook point.
On a steady retrieve it snakes back to you in the water, but pause that retrieve and it darts off to the side. Mix in some jerks and pauses as you retrieve and the bait will dart side to side, up and down, loop the loop, and just about anything you can imagine. It’s a really fun bait work in the water.
And of course, the slit in the belly for the body of the hook.
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The creamy texture of the contour shade blends effortlessly into the skin, creating a seamless and natural-looking contour. The highlight shade can be applied in a similar manner to areas where you want to add a touch of brightness and glow. One of the key advantages of the Contour Magic Wand is its ability to cater to various skin tones. It is available in different shades to suit a range of complexions, from fair to deep. This makes it easier for individuals with different skin tones to achieve a flattering and customized contour. Overall, the Gimme Contour Magic Wand is a versatile and practical tool for those who want to enhance their facial features and achieve a more sculpted look. Its user-friendly design, wide shade range, and ability to create seamless contouring make it a favorite among makeup enthusiasts and professionals alike..
Reviews for "Sculpt and Define with Gimmw Contour Magic: A Makeup Artist's Perspective"
1. Samantha - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the Gimmw contour magic wand. The product did not blend well with my skin and left me with streaky lines. The colors also did not match my complexion and made me look unnatural. Additionally, the formula felt heavy and cakey on my face. I would not recommend this product to anyone looking for a natural and seamless contour.
2. Michael - 1 star - I have tried many contour products in the past, but the Gimmw contour magic wand was by far the worst. The consistency of the product was too oily and made my skin look greasy throughout the day. The shades did not blend well together, leaving me with a patchy and uneven contour. I also experienced breakouts after using this product, which indicates poor quality ingredients. Save your money and invest in a better contour product.
3. Emily - 2 stars - I was really excited to try the Gimmw contour magic wand, but it did not live up to my expectations. The shades were too pigmented and difficult to blend, resulting in harsh lines on my face. The wand applicator was also hard to control, making it challenging to create a precise contour. I ended up looking like I had painted stripes on my face instead of a natural, sculpted look. I would not repurchase this product and would advise others to stay away from it as well.