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Honestly I wanted a tin and therefore fewer stars, I know the company has switched to tubes and been chasing after tin. It flakes off more in the tube, so you need to put colors on something and mix them. The tubes create a more translucent layer, perhaps due to the need for mixing, so instead of one, you need many layers to get the same effect as a can. It has a beautiful color and a coppery sheen.

Received a tube, not the jar advertised. I need to finish a product for a customer and can't waste time going back and looking for one that comes in a can or I would return it. I specifically ordered a can because pipes tend to crack and leak. I understand that the content can be the same, but I strongly believe that the product sold should be the same as the product advertised, even the packaging.

I ordered a jar and received a tube. I don't know if it matters. I really wanted to love it but I'm disappointed. Compared to Rub & Buf, the pigment is very runny. I had to apply and reapply several times to get enough color. The first application was a very subtle touch of a color that was mostly transparent. If you want a very easy to use product with lots of pigment, do yourself a favor and give yourself a rub and buff.

Funny when I ordered this it showed this product in a metal tube (NOT A TUBE) and now the photo has changed. ALSO this stuff has a very strong horrible perfume smell and it lingers forever. I'm serious? It smelled like an old lady's perfume my grandmother used to wear. The smell is just terrible. I bought it for the antique magazines I work on but the smell won't go away. The tube is wasteful because you can't gauge exactly how much to use. If you press too much and don't use it, it's a waste…

Yes, it was much better in the can. However, people kept abusing it, turning it into a form due to user error and then throwing tantrums, leaving bad reviews and demanding refunds. So is he in a tube now? Probably. But now that it comes in a tube, I have a hard time putting a small amount on my finger. It's also difficult to use, but doable with patients, skill, and practice. White gold is so thin and transparent I can't even tell it's there. Whether on a light or dark background. This is not a