MAC Raver Girl Girls Personality Palette Review & Swatches

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MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette
MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette

Raver Girl

MAC Raver Girl MAC Girls Personality Palette ($41.00 for 0.28 oz.) is a new, permanent palette (per MAC’s website) featuring eight eyeshadows and one highlighter. The more shimmery shades have a denser, thicker consistency that’s firmer and tends to apply best with fingertips or dampened brushes (improves adhesion/spread). For me, I like the creamier, more silicone-heavy shimmers but when they get too heavy, they don’t apply as well with brushes and typical techniques and can sometimes look thick or accentuate lid texture. The mattes in the palette are softer and more yielding compared to mattes in their permanent range.


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MAC Mirrorball MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Mirrorball MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Mirrorball MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Mirrorball MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Mirrorball MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Mirrorball MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Mirrorball MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Mirrorball MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Mirrorball MAC Girls Eyeshadow

Mirrorball

Mirrorball seemed to have a nearly sheer, lavender base with flecks of silver and iridescent sparkle and micro-glitter. The eyeshadow had a denser, stiffer consistency that felt chunky to the touch. It applied best with fingertips or using an adhesive base, which helped to affix the sparkles to the area and minimize fallout over time. It lasted about six hours decently on bare skin but there was fallout over time.

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MAC Happydaze MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Happydaze MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Happydaze MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Happydaze MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Happydaze MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Happydaze MAC Girls Eyeshadow

Happydaze

Happydaze is a medium pink-coral with warm undertones and a matte finish. The texture was smooth and velvety, though there was some powderiness and excess product that kicked up in the pan when used. It had good pigmentation that was buildable to full coverage with a second layer. The eyeshadow stayed on nicely for seven and a half hours on me before fading a bit.

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MAC Fabness MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Fabness MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Fabness MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Fabness MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Fabness MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Fabness MAC Girls Eyeshadow

Fabness

Fabness is a soft taupe with neutral-to-warm undertones and a pearly sheen. It had good color coverage that adhered well to bare skin and blended out nicely along the edges. The texture was soft, a smidgen powdery in the pan, but did not seem to be prone to fallout nor sheering out on my lid. It lasted well for eight hours on me.

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MAC Flashbeams MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Flashbeams MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Flashbeams MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Flashbeams MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Flashbeams MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Flashbeams MAC Girls Eyeshadow

Flashbeams

Flashbeams is a light-medium peach with warm, orange undertones and a metallic finish. The texture was rather dense, almost like a firmer cream, and it was thicker than typical shimmery MAC eyeshadows. It applied best with firm, flat synthetic brushes or fingertips as a result. It had good pigmentation that applied decently but really had to be pressed and pushed onto the skin to even out. This shade wore well for eight hours on me before creasing faintly.

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MAC Sly Girl MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Sly Girl MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Sly Girl MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Sly Girl MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Sly Girl MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Sly Girl MAC Girls Eyeshadow

Sly Girl

Sly Girl is a medium-dark purple with subtle, warm undertones and a sparkling, shiny finish. It had good pigmentation but seemed to have more shimmer compared to the last version I tried, so it appeared a bit lighter. The texture was soft, lightly creamy and blendable on my lid. It lasted well for eight hours on me with slight fallout.

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MAC Rave-Cave MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Rave-Cave MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Rave-Cave MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Rave-Cave MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Rave-Cave MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Rave-Cave MAC Girls Eyeshadow

Rave-Cave

Rave-Cave is a muted, medium-dark plum with warm undertones and a satin finish. It had rich color coverage with a smooth, denser consistency that had moderate slip–it wasn’t thick like some of the other denser shades in the palette. It applied evenly and blended out nicely along the edges. It stayed on nicely for eight hours before fading a bit.

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MAC 120 BPM MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC 120 BPM MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC 120 BPM MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC 120 BPM MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC 120 BPM MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC 120 BPM MAC Girls Eyeshadow

120 BPM

120 BPM is a medium-dark fuchsia with subtle, cool undertones and a pearly sheen. It had excellent pigmentation with a denser, thicker consistency that required a heavier hand and a flat, synthetic brush to pick up and apply product to bare skin. The edges took a bit more effort to diffuse and blend out for me due to the thicker texture. If you typically use fingertips, it would work well with them. The color wore well for eight hours on me before creasing faintly.

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MAC Wild Card MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Wild Card MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Wild Card MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Wild Card MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Wild Card MAC Girls Eyeshadow
MAC Wild Card MAC Girls Eyeshadow

Wild Card

Wild Card is a deep, purplish plum with subtle, warm undertones and a matte finish. It had medium, buildable pigmentation (to semi-opaque–worked well as a crease color but wouldn’t be as opaque as needed for a lid color, without a primer). The consistency was soft but more powdery, though it felt thicker and more substantial than MAC’s typical matte eyeshadows (which I find are firmer). It was fairly blendable and only had slight fallout when I worked with it. On me, it lasted well for eight hours before fading noticeably.

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MAC Glow Stick Opalescent Highlighter
MAC Glow Stick Opalescent Highlighter
MAC Glow Stick Opalescent Highlighter
MAC Glow Stick Opalescent Highlighter
MAC Glow Stick Opalescent Highlighter
MAC Glow Stick Opalescent Highlighter
MAC Glow Stick Opalescent Highlighter
MAC Glow Stick Opalescent Highlighter
MAC Glow Stick Opalescent Highlighter
MAC Glow Stick Opalescent Highlighter
MAC Glow Stick Opalescent Highlighter
MAC Glow Stick Opalescent Highlighter
MAC Glow Stick Opalescent Highlighter
MAC Glow Stick Opalescent Highlighter
MAC Glow Stick Opalescent Highlighter

Glow Stick

Glow Stick is a soft pink with subtle, warm undertones and a cooler, pink sheen. It had semi-sheer coverage that was buildable to semi-opaque coverage. The consistency was firmer in the pan with a thinness that made it a product that did not swatch that well but seemed to apply just fine with fluffier, blush brushes in practice. It stayed on well for eight hours before fading noticeably.

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Jane Avatar

Remember Nancy, you did a lot of Pat McGrath, hold out! That said, I recall you’ve made it plain that this color scheme is YOUR favorite (purples), so as Sarah mentioned, only go here if you can’t dupe them. I’m suuuuure you will be able to! 😉 PS. I’m falling slowly into considering for it due to the colors and Christine’s look too.

Jane Avatar

You look stunning! There you go again (and again) making poor palettes work like a chef making tofu taste good. LOL! could have been my first MAC shadows (since I’ve previously returned some and NEVER have tried again), but Mirrorball (an F!) & Wild Card just would have to be better. But then again… (my thinking eyes are rolling right now).

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