Hello everyone :)
I have had the MAC palette for over a year now and I cannot believe I haven't done some sort of review and suggestions of which ones to try.
This palette costed me a fortune and I must say that it is my baby! It was a milestone for me to be able to have a full MAC palette. Unfortunately you cannot get MAC in Malta but there is a site which is Strawberrynet.com from where you can buy certain products from MAC.
Anyways, this is my MAC palette.
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Starting from top left: Brule, Grain, All that Glitters, Woodwinked, Goldmine, Satin Taupe, Mystery, Blackberry, Cranberry, Sketch, Fig 1., Tilt, Contrast, Print, Carbon |
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Brule. I had to buy the shade just because I adore the dessert crem brule. This is light matte Soft creamy-beige. It is quite light for me but it is just perfect for brow highlight.
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Grain. It is described as Golden beige with icy shimmer. It is slightly more peachy than Grain and has a soft metallicy finish. |
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All that Glitters. Beige with Golden pearl. I love this colour for the inner corner of the eye. A perfect colour for people with a lighter skin tone. |
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Woodwinked. It looks more taupy on the MAC website. It is described as a Warm antiqued Gold. This is my holy grail eyeshadow. I would buy it endlessly.
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Goldmine. Described as Intense gold with shimmer . I find that it is a bit brighter than the actual gold colour. It has a nice metallicy finish. |
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Satin Taupe. This is another holy grail product. I use it quite a lot with Woodwinked. It is described as Taupe with silver shimmer. |
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Mystery. It is described as muted plum brown. I love using this on my brows as I have very dark eyebrows. It is entirely matte and would make a good colour for a smokey look. |
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Blackberry. It is described as Muted burgundy-plum brown. It is a matte shade. It will be a very good colour for smokey eyes as well. |
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Cranberry. It looks more purple on the MAC website though. It is described as red plum with pink shimmer. I would say it is more of a reddish pinkish plum. It has a metallicy finish and I love to layer this with darker plums.
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Sketch. Described as burgundy with reddish shimmer. Again this is a colour that I would use with plums for a plum smokey eye. |
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Fig 1. It is described as eggplant purple and it is certainly a brighter purple which is still wearable. It is a matte shade. |
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Tilt. This shadow is described as violet with blue-green pearl. I definitely do not call this violet. It is more like a light sky blue colour with a pearly finish to it. This is my least favourite/used eyeshadow. |
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Contrast. It is described as purplish-blue with blue pearl. It is a gorgeous dark blue colour. |
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Print. It is described as Muted grey with shimmer. However, the shimmer is barely noticeable. |
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Carbon. It is described as Intense black. It is a completely matte colour.
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So, my thoughts. I expected certain shades to be more pigmented such as Print and Carbon. Carbon is certainly not the intense black that one expects it to be from the name. I certainly have more pigmented blacks.
The shades that I would definitely recommend is Woodwinked. If you love metallicy golden colours you would fall in love with this shade. I would suggest Satin Taupe as well for a metallic taupe colour. As for plum colours, I would definitely suggest Sketch!
Some shadows are definitely less pigmented than others but they are surely buildable and with a base they would look perfect!
I suggest you look for more pictures online as the swatches can vary from skin tone to another.
Anyways hope you found it helpful,
xoxoxo
Pocalocca
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