Make Up For Ever Aqua Resist Eyeshadow Sticks & Pencils; Matte Velvet Concealer for July 2020
Release Date + About the Launch
This July, Make Up For Ever launches a new Eyeshadow Stick and Pencil Eyeliner in their Aqua Resist range, plus a 24-hour wear, high-coverage concealer.
July 16th
Products in the Launch
Aqua Resist Smoking Eyeshadow Stick, $23.00 (Permanent)
This vegan multi-use stick provides blendable, creaseless color and up to 24 hours of waterproof, sweat-proof, and smudge-proof wear. With a built-in sharpener for added precision, you can create any look easily. It’s also safe to use on the waterline and ophthalmologist tested for sensitive eyes.
- 01 Carbon black
04 Jungle golden khaki
06 Earth warm brown
09 Desert champagne
10 Peony light golden pink
11 Pink Canyon rosewood
12 Sunrise warm beige
13 Cinder cool brownish grey
14 Solar yellow gold
15 Quartz rose gold
16 Copper reddish copper
Aqua Resist Color Pencil Eyeliner, $22.00 (Permanent)
This eyeliner provides up to 24 hours of waterproof, sweat-proof, and smudge-proof wear with glide-on colors in matte and pearly finishes. Its twist-up packaging and built-in sharpener ensure a precise line every time. It’s also safe to use on the waterline and ophthalmologist tested for sensitive eyes.
- 01 Graphite black
- 02 Ebony warm brown
- 03 Iron grey
- 04 Sand champagne
- 05 Bronze golden khaki
- 06 Forest dark green
- 07 Lagoon turquoise
- 08 Deep Sea navy
- 09 Ivy burgundy
- 10 Sienna copper
Matte Velvet Skin Concealer, (Permanent)
This full-coverage, blurring concealer is waterproof, sweat-proof, transfer-proof, and delivers up to 24 hours of wear. Lightweight and airy, the blendable, multi-tasking formula comes with an extra-large applicator and a precision tip for use all over the face to spot conceal, correct under-eye circles, or contour. Arrives July 10th.
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- 2.1 Alabaster – for very fair skin with neutral undertones
- 2.2 Yellow Alabaster – for fair skin with yellow undertones
- 2.3 Ivory – for fair skin with neutral-pink undertones
- 2.4 Soft Sand – for light skin with yellow undertones
- 2.5 Pink Beige – for light skin with neutral pink undertones
- 2.6 Sand Beige – for light skin with golden undertones
- 3.1 Neutral Beige – for medium skin with neutral undertones
- 3.2 Sand – for medium skin neutral-yellow undertones
- 3.3 Dark Sand – for medium skin with pink undertones
- 3.4 Desert – for medium skin with peach undertones
- 3.5 Medium Beige – for medium skin with red undertones
- 3.6 Golden Sand – for medium skin with yellow undertones
- 4.1 Golden Honey – for tan skin with yellow undertones
- 4.2 Almond – for tan skin with neutral-red undertones
- 4.3 Honey – for tan skin with golden undertones
- 4.4 Caramel – for tan skin with bright peach undertones
- 4.5 Praline – for tan skin with reddish-bronze undertones
- 5.1 Toffee – for darker tan skin with neutral–yellow undertones
- 5.2 Warm Amber – for darker tan skin with yellow undertones
- 5.3 Warm Mocha – for darker tan skin with orange undertones
- 5.4 Chestnut – for dark skin with slightly red undertones
- 5.5 Mocha – for dark skin with very red undertones
I hope these work as they claim. I love a good long-lasting eye liner for my waterline. The MUE eyeliners that I own are too hard for me.
I absolutely love their M60 (deep brown – probably close to Ebony?) liner and it is one of the very few that doesn’t mess with my contacts and stays in my water line. My only issue was that at the very very end, maybe 1/8th of the product left, it got almost too dry to use. I’m excited about this new formula and if it is anything like the predecessor it will become my HG.
This explains why all the MUFE liners are discontinued online at Sephora….it’s to make room for the new pencils. I’d be interested in the concealers but that they are matte causes me a bit of concern. Also, nowadays, will it be possible to be colour matched in store, I wonder.
The eye pencils are all in beautiful shades – especially the rose gold, copper and olive green. And it’s fabulous that the brand has extended their concealer line too.
The eyeshadow sticks could be of interest to me if they are easy to apply and have lasting power!
Weird that they’d mention one product being vegan. It implies their other products aren’t, and does the lack of beeswax really matter if they’re still not cruelty-free?
I didn’t like MUFE’s previous eyeshadow formula (too dry and stiff). Hopefully this is an improvement.
Oops, I meant pencil eyeliner!