Shimmery, Sparkly and Just Plain Fun, the Latest Limited Edition MAC Pressed Pigments Are Purrfect Pick-Me-Ups After a Long Week - Makeup and Beauty Blog

Wearing the the new MAC Pressed Pigments in Pink Pepper, Damson and Moth ($21 each) on my peepers

And they're also quite handy when your fussy feline employer sends you the following office text: "I volition fire your @ss if y'all don't commencement wearing more glitter."

Yeah, sir! 🙂

The 12 new $21 express edition MAC Pressed Pigment shades are…

1. Vanilla Diamond, warm yellow beige with a frost finish
2. Sweet Acting, a mid-tone pinkish with a frost cease
3. Summer Honey, a pastel coral with a frost finish
4. Lime Ice, a seafoam green with a frost finish
5. Stone Processed, a mid-tone fuchsia with a frost stop
6. Pink Pepper, a deep coral with gilt pearl and a frost finish
7. Enlightening, a deep silver with a frost finish
8. Moth, a mauve with silver pearl and a frost terminate
9. Black Grape, a deep aubergine with multicolored pearl and a frost stop
10. Jet Couture, a charcoal black with a frost cease
11. Damson, a deep dark-brown with gilt pearl and a frost finish
12. Midnight, a vibrant deep bluish with a frost cease

Summer Dear Pressed Pigment, a pastel coral with a frost cease

Lime Ice Pressed Paint, a seafoam light-green with a frost end

Stone Candy Pressed Paint, a mid-tone fuchsia with a frost finish

Pinkish Pepper Pressed Paint, a deep coral with golden pearl and a frost finish

Moth Pressed Pigment, a mauve with silver pearl and a frost terminate

Black Grape Pressed Pigment, a deep aubergine with mutli-colored pearl and a frost finish

Damson Pressed Pigment, a deep brownish with gold pearl and a frost finish

Midnight Pressed Pigment, a vibrant deep blue with a frost finish

Clockwise from the left: Vanilla Diamond (a warm yellowish beige with a frost terminate), Sweet Acting (a mid-tone pink with a frost terminate), Enlightening (a deep silver with a frost finish) and Jet Couture (a charcoal black with a frost stop)

Summer Beloved on the left (wet and dry out) and Lime Ice (moisture and dry)

Rock Candy on the left (wet and dry) and Pink Pepper (moisture and dry)

Moth on the left (wet and dry) and Black Grape on the correct (wet and dry)

Swatches: Damson on the left (wet and dry) and Midnight on the right (wet and dry out)

Moth in the crease, Pinkish Pepper on the lids and Damson along my lower lash lines; this eye wait is actually much more glitteru in real life…the camera didn't really pick up on the shimmer

Things you should know…

1. What are they? They're dramatically shimmery, glitterful pulverisation eyeshadows designed to exist worn wet or dry.
2. Who might like 'em? Gals/guys who like bold, dramatic eye looks and makeup bling.
3. What're they like? Shiny, pigmented and shimmery with minimal fall out
4. What else should you lot know? Some of the lighter pastel shades wait alike on my NC 42 skin, which is a bummer, and nigh of the shades don't look very glittery in pics. Simply they sure do in existent life. We're talkin' HELLA glittery, but for some reason the camera doesn't reflect the shimmer as much as I'd like. I really have to crank upwardly the flash.
5. What do they feel like? It varies, but some of them are harder than I expected, like Summer Dearest and Rock Candy, while and others are super buttery and like shooting fish in a barrel to alloy, like Pink Pepper, Damson and Midnight. None of them experience gritty, though, which is neat.
6. How are they used? Just pat them on your lids with a flat eyeshadow castor like the MAC 215 Medium Shader or 239 Centre Shader (with these I like to employ brushes with flat heads considering I think they make information technology easier to press the products onto the peel). And then, sweep a matte shade into your crease for contrast.
7. How about value? Well, each $21 0.ten-ounce pan of Pressed Pigment is twice as big as a $15 0.05-ounce pan of regular MAC Eye Shadow. That'due south a pretty good value.
8. Which ones stand out in the crowd? From the ones I've worn so far, coral Pink Pepper, golden brownish Damnson and deep blue Midnight are the ones that have stood out so far.

PRICE: $21 each
AVAILABILITY: Limited edition and available at present online and at international and Northward American MAC stores and counters through September 12
MAKEUP AND BEAUTY Web log RATING: B+

Your friendly neighborhood beauty addict,

Karen

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