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MAC x Jeremy Scott Future Emotions Lip x 9 Palette Review, Photos, Swatches

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MAC Future Emotions Jeremy Scott Lip x 9 Palette
MAC Future Emotions Jeremy Scott Lip x 9 Palette
MAC Future Emotions Jeremy Scott Lip x 9 Palette
MAC Future Emotions Jeremy Scott Lip x 9 Palette
MAC Future Emotions Jeremy Scott Lip x 9 Palette
MAC Future Emotions Jeremy Scott Lip x 9 Palette
MAC Future Emotions Jeremy Scott Lip x 9 Palette
MAC Future Emotions Jeremy Scott Lip x 9 Palette
MAC Future Emotions Jeremy Scott Lip x 9 Palette
MAC Future Emotions Jeremy Scott Lip x 9 Palette
MAC Future Emotions Jeremy Scott Lip x 9 Palette
MAC Future Emotions Jeremy Scott Lip x 9 Palette
MAC Future Emotions Jeremy Scott Lip x 9 Palette
MAC Future Emotions Jeremy Scott Lip x 9 Palette
MAC Future Emotions Jeremy Scott Lip x 9 Palette
MAC Future Emotions Jeremy Scott Lip x 9 Palette
MAC Future Emotions Jeremy Scott Lip x 9 Palette
MAC Future Emotions Jeremy Scott Lip x 9 Palette
MAC Future Emotions Jeremy Scott Lip x 9 Palette
MAC Future Emotions Jeremy Scott Lip x 9 Palette
MAC Future Emotions Jeremy Scott Lip x 9 Palette

Future Emotions

MAC Future Emotions Jeremy Scott Lip x 9 Palette ($35.00 for 0.12 oz.) contains nine shades of lipstick with a few being from the brand’s permanent range. The biggest thing to note is that where I’ve tried a color in the past (as a traditional, twist-up lipstick), it was always inferior in the palette–thinner, drier, or clingier in the pan version. The second characteristic that seems important to note is that there’s really not much product in the palette; just a little more than a single lipstick (0.10 oz.), which retails for $17.50.


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MAC Carmine Rouge Lipstick
MAC Carmine Rouge Lipstick
MAC Carmine Rouge Lipstick
MAC Carmine Rouge Lipstick
MAC Carmine Rouge Lipstick
MAC Carmine Rouge Lipstick
MAC Carmine Rouge Lipstick
MAC Carmine Rouge Lipstick
MAC Carmine Rouge Lipstick
MAC Carmine Rouge Lipstick
MAC Carmine Rouge Lipstick
MAC Carmine Rouge Lipstick
MAC Carmine Rouge Lipstick
MAC Carmine Rouge Lipstick
MAC Carmine Rouge Lipstick

Carmine Rouge

Carmine Rouge is a medium red with cooler, pinky undertones and a satin finish. It had semi-opaque color payoff that applied evenly and smoothly across my lips. I found that it was tough to build up beyond semi-opaque coverage, though. The texture was lightweight, thin (and thinner than the tube-version I have), but it didn’t feel clingy. It wore well for over six hours and was neither drying nor hydrating on me.

FURTHER READING: Formula Overview for details on general performance and characteristics (like scent).

Formula Overview

$19.00/0.1 oz. - $190.00 Per Ounce

MAC Lipstick comes in a variety of finishes, and the pigmentation and wear tend to be dependent on the finish. The sheer finishes, like Lustres, tend to wear for only a couple of hours and have sheer coverage (as designed) and are non-drying.

Some of the original Matte shades have a stiffer, drier formula, while newer ones have a more velvety, silicone-feel to them, and the latter are creamier, more comfortable to wear, and easier to apply, but most Matte shades are quite pigmented and long-wearing, though some are drying.

The Amplified and Satin finishes tend to have good pigmentation, lightly creamy to moderately creamy consistencies with a bit of shine, and moderate to long wear with deeper, richer shades wearing longer. The Frost and Metallic finishes have the most variance between shades with coverage ranging from semi-sheer to opaque with average wear and non-drying to slightly drying formulas. All MAC lipsticks are vanilla-scented but have no discernible taste.

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MAC Morange Lipstick
MAC Morange Lipstick
MAC Morange Lipstick
MAC Morange Lipstick
MAC Morange Lipstick
MAC Morange Lipstick
MAC Morange Lipstick
MAC Morange Lipstick
MAC Morange Lipstick
MAC Morange Lipstick
MAC Morange Lipstick
MAC Morange Lipstick
MAC Morange Lipstick
MAC Morange Lipstick
MAC Morange Lipstick

Morange

Morange is a bright, medium orange with warm undertones and a cream finish. It had nearly opaque pigmentation that applied fairly evenly on me. The consistency seemed firmer in the pan, but as soon as I put my lip brush to it, the product softened quite a bit (and this didn’t occur with all shades). There was a bit of color that pulled into my deeper lip lines, and it did seem to be slightly more emollient compared to the tube-version I have. This shade stayed on well for five hours and was non-drying.

FURTHER READING: Formula Overview for details on general performance and characteristics (like scent).

Formula Overview

$19.00/0.1 oz. - $190.00 Per Ounce

MAC Lipstick comes in a variety of finishes, and the pigmentation and wear tend to be dependent on the finish. The sheer finishes, like Lustres, tend to wear for only a couple of hours and have sheer coverage (as designed) and are non-drying.

Some of the original Matte shades have a stiffer, drier formula, while newer ones have a more velvety, silicone-feel to them, and the latter are creamier, more comfortable to wear, and easier to apply, but most Matte shades are quite pigmented and long-wearing, though some are drying.

The Amplified and Satin finishes tend to have good pigmentation, lightly creamy to moderately creamy consistencies with a bit of shine, and moderate to long wear with deeper, richer shades wearing longer. The Frost and Metallic finishes have the most variance between shades with coverage ranging from semi-sheer to opaque with average wear and non-drying to slightly drying formulas. All MAC lipsticks are vanilla-scented but have no discernible taste.

Browse all of our MAC Lipstick swatches.

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MAC Violetta Lipstick
MAC Violetta Lipstick
MAC Violetta Lipstick
MAC Violetta Lipstick
MAC Violetta Lipstick
MAC Violetta Lipstick
MAC Violetta Lipstick
MAC Violetta Lipstick
MAC Violetta Lipstick
MAC Violetta Lipstick
MAC Violetta Lipstick
MAC Violetta Lipstick
MAC Violetta Lipstick
MAC Violetta Lipstick
MAC Violetta Lipstick

Violetta

Violetta is a medium-dark purple with warm, pink undertones and a violet pearl. The tube-version I have is much more pigmented and significantly more shimmery, so the shade in the palette ended up looking darker and less pearlescent. It had semi-opaque pigmentation that did not build up. The texture was thinner and a bit drier overall, though it did not feel as drying or as clingy compared to the more matte shades in the palette. It wore well for five hours and was non-drying.

FURTHER READING: Formula Overview for details on general performance and characteristics (like scent).

Formula Overview

$19.00/0.1 oz. - $190.00 Per Ounce

MAC Lipstick comes in a variety of finishes, and the pigmentation and wear tend to be dependent on the finish. The sheer finishes, like Lustres, tend to wear for only a couple of hours and have sheer coverage (as designed) and are non-drying.

Some of the original Matte shades have a stiffer, drier formula, while newer ones have a more velvety, silicone-feel to them, and the latter are creamier, more comfortable to wear, and easier to apply, but most Matte shades are quite pigmented and long-wearing, though some are drying.

The Amplified and Satin finishes tend to have good pigmentation, lightly creamy to moderately creamy consistencies with a bit of shine, and moderate to long wear with deeper, richer shades wearing longer. The Frost and Metallic finishes have the most variance between shades with coverage ranging from semi-sheer to opaque with average wear and non-drying to slightly drying formulas. All MAC lipsticks are vanilla-scented but have no discernible taste.

Browse all of our MAC Lipstick swatches.

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MAC Breathing Fire Lipstick
MAC Breathing Fire Lipstick
MAC Breathing Fire Lipstick
MAC Breathing Fire Lipstick
MAC Breathing Fire Lipstick
MAC Breathing Fire Lipstick
MAC Breathing Fire Lipstick
MAC Breathing Fire Lipstick
MAC Breathing Fire Lipstick
MAC Breathing Fire Lipstick
MAC Breathing Fire Lipstick
MAC Breathing Fire Lipstick
MAC Breathing Fire Lipstick
MAC Breathing Fire Lipstick
MAC Breathing Fire Lipstick

Breathing Fire

Breathing Fire is a rich, deep magenta with cool, blue undertones and a semi-matte finish. It had semi-opaque pigmentation that applied fairly evenly but emphasized my lip lines as it was thin, clingy, and prone to settling into them. It lasted for five and a half hours but was drying over time. The bullet version of this shade is so much better and more comfortable to wear.

FURTHER READING: Formula Overview for details on general performance and characteristics (like scent).

Formula Overview

$19.00/0.1 oz. - $190.00 Per Ounce

MAC Lipstick comes in a variety of finishes, and the pigmentation and wear tend to be dependent on the finish. The sheer finishes, like Lustres, tend to wear for only a couple of hours and have sheer coverage (as designed) and are non-drying.

Some of the original Matte shades have a stiffer, drier formula, while newer ones have a more velvety, silicone-feel to them, and the latter are creamier, more comfortable to wear, and easier to apply, but most Matte shades are quite pigmented and long-wearing, though some are drying.

The Amplified and Satin finishes tend to have good pigmentation, lightly creamy to moderately creamy consistencies with a bit of shine, and moderate to long wear with deeper, richer shades wearing longer. The Frost and Metallic finishes have the most variance between shades with coverage ranging from semi-sheer to opaque with average wear and non-drying to slightly drying formulas. All MAC lipsticks are vanilla-scented but have no discernible taste.

Browse all of our MAC Lipstick swatches.

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MAC Happy Song Lipstick
MAC Happy Song Lipstick
MAC Happy Song Lipstick
MAC Happy Song Lipstick
MAC Happy Song Lipstick
MAC Happy Song Lipstick
MAC Happy Song Lipstick
MAC Happy Song Lipstick
MAC Happy Song Lipstick
MAC Happy Song Lipstick
MAC Happy Song Lipstick
MAC Happy Song Lipstick
MAC Happy Song Lipstick
MAC Happy Song Lipstick
MAC Happy Song Lipstick

Happy Song

Happy Song is a light-medium, bubblegum pink with subtle, cool undertones and a matte finish. It had good color payoff in a single layer, but the texture was thin, drier, and clingy–it was almost chalky when I pressed my lips together. As a result, it emphasized all my lip lines, and the color pulled away from them and looked “cracked.” It lasted for four and a half hours but faded unevenly and settled further into my lip lines. The formula felt drying to me.

FURTHER READING: Formula Overview for details on general performance and characteristics (like scent).

Formula Overview

$19.00/0.1 oz. - $190.00 Per Ounce

MAC Lipstick comes in a variety of finishes, and the pigmentation and wear tend to be dependent on the finish. The sheer finishes, like Lustres, tend to wear for only a couple of hours and have sheer coverage (as designed) and are non-drying.

Some of the original Matte shades have a stiffer, drier formula, while newer ones have a more velvety, silicone-feel to them, and the latter are creamier, more comfortable to wear, and easier to apply, but most Matte shades are quite pigmented and long-wearing, though some are drying.

The Amplified and Satin finishes tend to have good pigmentation, lightly creamy to moderately creamy consistencies with a bit of shine, and moderate to long wear with deeper, richer shades wearing longer. The Frost and Metallic finishes have the most variance between shades with coverage ranging from semi-sheer to opaque with average wear and non-drying to slightly drying formulas. All MAC lipsticks are vanilla-scented but have no discernible taste.

Browse all of our MAC Lipstick swatches.

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MAC Living in Stereo Lipstick
MAC Living in Stereo Lipstick
MAC Living in Stereo Lipstick
MAC Living in Stereo Lipstick
MAC Living in Stereo Lipstick
MAC Living in Stereo Lipstick
MAC Living in Stereo Lipstick
MAC Living in Stereo Lipstick
MAC Living in Stereo Lipstick
MAC Living in Stereo Lipstick
MAC Living in Stereo Lipstick
MAC Living in Stereo Lipstick
MAC Living in Stereo Lipstick
MAC Living in Stereo Lipstick
MAC Living in Stereo Lipstick

Living in Stereo

Living in Stereo is a medium-dark peach with warm, orange undertones and a matte finish. It had semi-opaque pigmentation that applied fairly evenly on my lips, but it had a thin, drier consistency that felt chalky after I had applied it as there seemed to be no moisture left. This also resulted in my lip lines becoming more apparent. It wore well for three and a half hours and felt drying.

FURTHER READING: Formula Overview for details on general performance and characteristics (like scent).

Formula Overview

$19.00/0.1 oz. - $190.00 Per Ounce

MAC Lipstick comes in a variety of finishes, and the pigmentation and wear tend to be dependent on the finish. The sheer finishes, like Lustres, tend to wear for only a couple of hours and have sheer coverage (as designed) and are non-drying.

Some of the original Matte shades have a stiffer, drier formula, while newer ones have a more velvety, silicone-feel to them, and the latter are creamier, more comfortable to wear, and easier to apply, but most Matte shades are quite pigmented and long-wearing, though some are drying.

The Amplified and Satin finishes tend to have good pigmentation, lightly creamy to moderately creamy consistencies with a bit of shine, and moderate to long wear with deeper, richer shades wearing longer. The Frost and Metallic finishes have the most variance between shades with coverage ranging from semi-sheer to opaque with average wear and non-drying to slightly drying formulas. All MAC lipsticks are vanilla-scented but have no discernible taste.

Browse all of our MAC Lipstick swatches.

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MAC Digging It Lipstick
MAC Digging It Lipstick
MAC Digging It Lipstick
MAC Digging It Lipstick
MAC Digging It Lipstick
MAC Digging It Lipstick
MAC Digging It Lipstick
MAC Digging It Lipstick
MAC Digging It Lipstick
MAC Digging It Lipstick
MAC Digging It Lipstick
MAC Digging It Lipstick
MAC Digging It Lipstick
MAC Digging It Lipstick
MAC Digging It Lipstick

Digging It

Digging It is a dark, chocolaty brown with subtle, warm undertones and a semi-matte finish. The tube-version is richer and better quality overall. The version in this palette had semi-opaque pigmentation that applied fairly evenly but had a thinner, drier consistency that felt a bit clingy while worn. It lasted for five and a half hours and was somewhat drying.

FURTHER READING: Formula Overview for details on general performance and characteristics (like scent).

Formula Overview

$19.00/0.1 oz. - $190.00 Per Ounce

MAC Lipstick comes in a variety of finishes, and the pigmentation and wear tend to be dependent on the finish. The sheer finishes, like Lustres, tend to wear for only a couple of hours and have sheer coverage (as designed) and are non-drying.

Some of the original Matte shades have a stiffer, drier formula, while newer ones have a more velvety, silicone-feel to them, and the latter are creamier, more comfortable to wear, and easier to apply, but most Matte shades are quite pigmented and long-wearing, though some are drying.

The Amplified and Satin finishes tend to have good pigmentation, lightly creamy to moderately creamy consistencies with a bit of shine, and moderate to long wear with deeper, richer shades wearing longer. The Frost and Metallic finishes have the most variance between shades with coverage ranging from semi-sheer to opaque with average wear and non-drying to slightly drying formulas. All MAC lipsticks are vanilla-scented but have no discernible taste.

Browse all of our MAC Lipstick swatches.

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MAC Night Club School Lipstick
MAC Night Club School Lipstick
MAC Night Club School Lipstick
MAC Night Club School Lipstick
MAC Night Club School Lipstick
MAC Night Club School Lipstick
MAC Night Club School Lipstick
MAC Night Club School Lipstick
MAC Night Club School Lipstick
MAC Night Club School Lipstick
MAC Night Club School Lipstick
MAC Night Club School Lipstick
MAC Night Club School Lipstick
MAC Night Club School Lipstick
MAC Night Club School Lipstick

Night Club School

Night Club School is a deep plum with subtle, cool undertones and a barely-there pearly, luminous sheen. It had semi-opaque color payoff that applied evenly on my lips, and it did not seem as prone to pulling into or emphasizing my lip lines compared to several other shades in the palette. The consistency had more slip but did not slide around during wear. This shade wore well for five and a half hours and was neither drying nor hydrating.

FURTHER READING: Formula Overview for details on general performance and characteristics (like scent).

Formula Overview

$19.00/0.1 oz. - $190.00 Per Ounce

MAC Lipstick comes in a variety of finishes, and the pigmentation and wear tend to be dependent on the finish. The sheer finishes, like Lustres, tend to wear for only a couple of hours and have sheer coverage (as designed) and are non-drying.

Some of the original Matte shades have a stiffer, drier formula, while newer ones have a more velvety, silicone-feel to them, and the latter are creamier, more comfortable to wear, and easier to apply, but most Matte shades are quite pigmented and long-wearing, though some are drying.

The Amplified and Satin finishes tend to have good pigmentation, lightly creamy to moderately creamy consistencies with a bit of shine, and moderate to long wear with deeper, richer shades wearing longer. The Frost and Metallic finishes have the most variance between shades with coverage ranging from semi-sheer to opaque with average wear and non-drying to slightly drying formulas. All MAC lipsticks are vanilla-scented but have no discernible taste.

Browse all of our MAC Lipstick swatches.

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MAC Wild Memories Lipstick
MAC Wild Memories Lipstick
MAC Wild Memories Lipstick
MAC Wild Memories Lipstick
MAC Wild Memories Lipstick
MAC Wild Memories Lipstick
MAC Wild Memories Lipstick
MAC Wild Memories Lipstick
MAC Wild Memories Lipstick
MAC Wild Memories Lipstick
MAC Wild Memories Lipstick
MAC Wild Memories Lipstick
MAC Wild Memories Lipstick
MAC Wild Memories Lipstick
MAC Wild Memories Lipstick

Wild Memories

Wild Memories is a medium-dark red with neutral undertones and a semi-matte finish. The color coverage was nearly opaque in a single layer. The texture was smooth, lightweight, and thin but not clingy or dry in feel. The color spread evenly across my lips and stayed on well for over six hours. It felt a bit drying after four hours of wear.

FURTHER READING: Formula Overview for details on general performance and characteristics (like scent).

Formula Overview

$19.00/0.1 oz. - $190.00 Per Ounce

MAC Lipstick comes in a variety of finishes, and the pigmentation and wear tend to be dependent on the finish. The sheer finishes, like Lustres, tend to wear for only a couple of hours and have sheer coverage (as designed) and are non-drying.

Some of the original Matte shades have a stiffer, drier formula, while newer ones have a more velvety, silicone-feel to them, and the latter are creamier, more comfortable to wear, and easier to apply, but most Matte shades are quite pigmented and long-wearing, though some are drying.

The Amplified and Satin finishes tend to have good pigmentation, lightly creamy to moderately creamy consistencies with a bit of shine, and moderate to long wear with deeper, richer shades wearing longer. The Frost and Metallic finishes have the most variance between shades with coverage ranging from semi-sheer to opaque with average wear and non-drying to slightly drying formulas. All MAC lipsticks are vanilla-scented but have no discernible taste.

Browse all of our MAC Lipstick swatches.

Makeup Look
On face:
  • Guerlain Lingerie de Peau Foundation
  • Laura Mercier Loose Translucent Powder
  • MAC x Jeremy Scott Acoustica Cheek Trio
On lips:
  • MAC Living in Stereo Lipstick

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mimsie Avatar

This on top of that disaster of an eyeshadow palette makes up one of the most cynical collections I’ve seen MAC release in recent memory. I’m no a fan of Jeremy Scott’s aesthetics, but they both should think about their reputations. People like Pat McGrath are setting a high bar for putting professional names behind things.

Nancy T Avatar

Looks like I finally got an answer as to *why* nearly every vlogger chose to add Digging It over Living In Stereo! LOL

Oh my, have I been going back and forth on getting this one! The shades I’d be likely using up are all at least in the B and A range. Those 2 light shades I’d only use as mixers, if ever. Since I lived my 20’s (and teens) with mixed tapes, and as rough as those days were in some respects, there were also some of my happiest memories as well, I am going to buy this. As I finish a shade (if ever!), I will fill the empty pan with a similar shade from my stash. This one will not sit in a drawer, though. It will sit on my shelf for memento sake.

Reka Avatar

Ah, the mix tape. Around 5 years ago, my wife and I bought one of what was probably the last generation of music players that included a tape deck so we could continue to listen to our old mix tapes for as long as possible. It was a courtship ritual, making a mix tape for someone, and it too FOREVER if you were trying to work from other tapes rather than a record player (or, eventually, CDs).

Primpcess Avatar

I really love the packaging but that’s about it. I already have the shades I would wear from this palette, and I need to stop buy stuff just because if the packaging. This will be a pass for me.

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