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MAC Magic, Mirth, & Mischief Review: Cremesheen Glasses Swatches

MAC Magic, Mirth, & Mischief Collection
Cremesheen Glasses: Ever So Rich, Boy Bait, Partial to Pink

MAC Magic, Mirth, & Mischief Review: Cremesheen Glasses

If you’ve been in the MAC-know for the past year, you probably remember the original launch of the Cremesheen Glasses. The three released with the holiday collection are all repromotes from that launch, so this is your chance to a) stock up if you loved them; b) try them if you passed on them before; or c) save money because you already have/skipped them. I don’t personally love Cremesheen Glasses, as I find them too sheer to bother (they nearly all looked the same on my lips), but I know others love the formula — which is non-sticky, thick, and creamy.

  • Ever So Rich is a pale lilac that goes on like a sheer, milky pinky-purple.
  • Boy Bait is a sheer pinky-peach. This looks just like a milky nude on me (not particularly flattering).
  • Partial to Pink is a sheer medium pink. Like Boy Bait, this looks mostly like a milky pink on me.

You can view the lip swatches I did originally. These just aren’t my thing, but I also think I’m slightly allergic to these (they make my lips tingle and itch), so there’s even less reason for me to like them. I think Ever So Rich is the only shade that I’d feel compelled to get, but I know that has to do with the way it looks in the tube and not so much on my lips.

  • Product: 24/30
  • Value: 7/10
  • Ease of Use: 4/5
  • Packaging: 4/5

See swatches

MAC Magic, Mirth, & Mischief Collection
Cremesheen Glasses: Ever So Rich, Boy Bait, Partial to Pink

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KissOfLyfe Avatar

I will pass on these. I was contemplating getting at least one, (boy bait) b/c everyone was hyping it up. Doesn’t look like much in the tube anyway. Thanks for saving me some money. =0)

Radhika Avatar

I love the cremesheen formula but I don’t like the colors they re-released. I’ll probably get Partial to Pink just because I love the formula so much. Wish they came out with better colors 🙁

amy Avatar

Hmm I am on the fence with these. I want to try the formula because I skipped on these the first time they launched but I would have preferred that they are both creamy and opaque.

Michelle Avatar

I think these would be pretty on top of a lipstick. I am guessing that Boy Bait would look gorgeous over Creme D’Nude and Partial to Pink would be pretty over Blankety — for a pinky nude lip. But by themselves, not that impressive. I will probably end up picking up 1 or 2 of these.

Vale Avatar

In the tube “Ever so rich” seems wonderful… is there any MAC product similar in colour but with a more visible finish once applied to lips? I mean, is there a lipgloss or whatever that actually makes my lips lilac?
Thank you! ^^
Vale

Christy Avatar

If you have a MAC Pro near you, you could try Violetta lipstick. It’s more a medium purple though. Christine’s used this one a few times in looks too. You could also take a MAC pigment and mix it with gloss…keeping in mind that the pigment is lip safe.

Petra Avatar

For some reason I thought they were relaunching Petite Indulgence instead of Partial to Pink. Shame, I may have gotten Petite Indulgence, but Partial to Pink is just too pricey for what it delivers. ( I like these a lot, but not enough for the price 🙁 )

Steph Avatar

I purchased Boy Bait at the original release and LOOOOVED it. I ran out pretty quickly, however. I will be purchasing another one while I have another chance 🙂 I love to use it on top of Myth or Creme D’Nude for a creamy, super-nude lip.

Dimitra Avatar

I completely disagree with your grading of these, cremesheens are an amazing formula that totally work for me, boy bait is THE beat nude around and ever so rich is a georgous, soft everyday colour.

I think everyone should try these at least once..

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