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MAC Haute & Naughty Too Black Lash Mascara Launches


MAC Haute & Naughty Too Black Lash Mascara Launches

Introducing M·A·C Haute & Naughty Too Black Lash, with an intense new pigment for a shade that’s blacker than black for the deepest, darkest, richest lashes ever. The velvety formula coats from root to tip, silky soft with conditioning ingredients that prevent dryness, spikes and hardening. Just insert the wand through the small opening for high definition or through the large opening for loads of volume. Your lashes, your look, your call. Permanent.

Haute & Naughty ($20.00 U.S. / $23.50 CDN)

  • Too Black Deepest, darkest, richest black

Availability: July 12th, 2012 at Nordstrom; August 16th, 2012 online at maccosmetics.con; August 23rd, 2012 in stores

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Becca @The Beauty Sample Avatar

After trying the high-end mascara route for a while last year, I am back to drugstore and loving it. I don’t really get tempted by any high-end ones anymore (except that YSL blue mascara–loved Stella McCartney’s look with the electric blue, feathery lashes!!)

LyseDavitt Avatar

 @Becca @The Beauty Sample Would love to know your BEST drugstore mascaras, I’m trying to get off of high-end ones too.
 

xamyx Avatar

@LyseDavitt I’m not impressed with HE mascara, either. I keep going back to L’Oreal Voluminous, which I’ve been using for 20+ years. I haven’t really tried too many brands (HE or DS), since I found something that works well for me.

Liz9969 Avatar

 @LyseDavitt  @The  @The I know techinically you didn’t ask me, but  I wanted to weigh in.  L’oreal Voluminous Million Lashes is amazing.  I use the carbon black color.  I get compliments all the time when I wear it.  If you are going for a natural look, Almay One Coat Volumizing is quite good too.

Veronica Avatar

 @LyseDavitt  @The  @The I also recommend L’Oreal’s Voluminous Million Lashes.  I’m quite fond of Maybelline’s Stiletto and Volume Express Lines, as well.  (Some people tell me they’ve had smearing with Stiletto, but I’ve never had that problem, personally.)

Lulle Avatar

The pictures make me want to run away as far as I can from this mascara!!
The model has fake lashes on both photos so the actual result of the mascara can only really be seen on the lower lashes: 1st picture, not impressed by the length, curl or separation ; 2nd picture, are you kidding me?? Lashes are awfully clumped together in thick, shoe-shine like black mud that doesn’t even look deep in color! Ew!

Christine-Temptalia Avatar

 @Lulle Yeah, I’m tired of seeing false lashes, lash inserts, etc. etc. in mascara ads. I don’t mind Photoshop or post-processing, but it should be to clean up an image – adjust lighting, highlight a certain area, etc. Fade those fine lines! Erase a little smudge that only macro photography would pick up. Just don’t fake the lashes!

Karen Avatar

Wow, with how clumpy the bottom lashes look in the second picture, I would never be tempted by this mascara. And I love trying new mascaras! Loving how painfully obvious the fake lashes are though!

xamyx Avatar

@Karen Really? I don’t think the lashes look false, but I do think they chose a model who has naturally very long, full lashes. Don’t get me wrong, I still think it’s misleading, though.someone with skimpy lashes would likely never get this result.

Jules Avatar

 @xamyx  
False lashes can be seen on both images. First pic – individual lashes, and second – full set. In my opinion the lashes on the second picture are attached badly as you can clearly see the inner edge sticking out. Not really a big fan of the second image altogether – badly attached lashes, clumpy bottom lashes, and a strange brow angle.

Heather Chambers Avatar

My god that’s the worst promo pic I’ve ever seen. Why even bother putting false lashes on the top when you clump up the bottom lashes? All around disaster.

liseth Avatar

yeah it’s weird not artistic at all , but the worst of this picture is that the width of the fake lash is visible in the inner corner of the eye, that is so…awful in a promo pic 🙁

ms mad Avatar

Hi Christine, do you have any idea on what shadows were used for these promo pictures? Love the colors and would like to get them, the lighter pink looks like yogart. Not sure of the rest??? thanks

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