MAC Lucky In Love Pigment ($23.00 for 0.15 oz.) is described as a “shimmering light blue green” with a frost finish. It’s a subdued aqua-green with a moderate frost finish and subtle metallic sheen. Tom Ford Emerald Lust #2 is greener and darker. Giorgio Armani Ecailles Black Pearl #3 is darker. MAC Sweet & Sour is darker and greener–plus it has a gold shimmer/sheen. Make Up For Ever #302 is darker.

It’s nowhere near as frosted/metallic as Cheers My Dear, so it is more wearable across skin types, since it won’t emphasize any texture of the natural lid like a super frost can. The texture is nice; soft, finely-milled, and it applied smoothly on the skin. The real problem with this shade was it wasn’t as pigmented as the other shades–it was somewhat sheer dry and then still a bit sheer even when applied wet/damp. I typically get around eight hours of wear with MAC’s pigments and only see some slight fading (no primer).

The Glossover

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	In many ways, I expected that this shade was going to be the better of the four, but the lack of color payoff was disappointing!
	Product 8.5/10 Pigmentation 8/10 Texture 9/10 Longevity 8.5/10 Application 4.5/5
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MAC Lucky In Love Pigment

MAC Lucky In Love Pigment

MAC Lucky In Love Pigment

MAC Lucky In Love Pigment

MAC Lucky In Love Pigment