What was the first MAC product you ever tried? Did it pave way for a real romance or did it put you off the brand entirely? What was the first MAC product you purchased? Did you love it? Hate it? Still own it?
my answer: MAC was the first brand I fell in love with,...
M•A•C fans are to vote for their favorite shades starting March 12 on Facebook. 18 popular lipsticks, lipglasses and eye shadows have been selected from past collections; the three shades with the most votes from each category will come back as an online...
Don't let bright pinks scare you! First, they can always be worn as soft and as sheer as you'd like; it's all about application and the tools you use--opt for a stippling brush and a lighthand, and you'll get subtler results. Second, you can let your cheeks become the...
availability: April 5th, 2012 (North America), April 2012 (International)
Introducing a new liquid-powder hybrid formula with prismatic reflections thatinstantly sculpts, highlights and models the face to the desired effect – extra dimension. Two formulasto try: the...
These are new and permanent (well, some are repromotes!), as part of MAC's Mineralized Eyeshadow displayer. MAC rotates in new shades every 6-12 months, and these are the latest shades to become available.
Plum blush can be used in a variety ways, from subtle to bold, so it can really bring drama to the face and create a look that really emphasizes the cheeks if one desires. If you have a cooler complexion, you may look for a plum with a subtle pink or berry tone, while warmer...
Originally, I was going to pick five favorite pink blushes, but pink is such a popular blush hue that I thought it would be better to split it into two separate posts: one for softer, subtler pinks (think light to medium) and a second one for bolder, more fuchsia-like...
It was so very strange to see MAC partner with Marcel Wanders again, and it felt like it had (or has) very little fanfare associated with it! The video features my first impressions of the products as well as swatches....
Peach can be a really wearable color that can look natural on any skin tone. Cooler complexions will find that peach-hued blushes can help mitigate any natural redness on the cheeks without emphasizing it like a pink blush might. Warmer complexions are easily freshened...
