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MAC Reflects Blue Glitter Review, Photos, Swatches

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MAC Reflects Blue Glitter
MAC Reflects Blue Glitter

MAC Reflects Blue Glitter

Another permanent to PRO stores product is included in the upcoming Love & Water Collection: MAC Reflects Blue Glitter ($20.00 for 0.15 oz.). It’s described as a “sparkling blue.” It’s more like white glitter that shifts between blue and blue-violet. It’s iridescent and really needs to be seen in person to see the beauty of it, which is the case for most glitters! MAC’s glitters are not recommended for eye use, so buyer beware. Some suggested uses for glitter: nail polish, hair (add it to gel/mousse/pomade), or body (add it to a cream/lotion). I suspect that Make Up For Ever #7 Diamond Powder is fairly similar (which says it can be applied to eyes).

MAC Reflects Blue Glitter
MAC Reflects Blue Glitter

MAC Reflects Blue Glitter
MAC Reflects Blue Glitter

MAC Reflects Blue Glitter
MAC Reflects Blue Glitter

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Emily O. Avatar
Emily O.

To pay $20 for a non eye safe glitter stymies me. I could go into Sally’s and spend three dollars on something that serves the same purpose. Oy vey.

Joanna Avatar
Joanna

is this the same concept as reflects transparent teal? i’ve always wanted to purchase these but they were pro only. i’ve seen people use them on the eyes before, but probably at their own risk unless the formula is different

Sarah Avatar
Sarah

I think you can use this on your eyes. Just for some weird reason the FDA has disapproved all glitter as not “eye safe” for the USA. But in Europe it’s perfectly fine. >_<

lily Avatar
lily

can you swatch this over a black base so we can really see the blue in it? I swatched the reflects teal and reflects gold over a black jumbo stick and the color popped!

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