Patina
MAC Eyeshadow
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MAC Patina is a warm gold with a frost finish that is permanent and retails for $17.00 and contains 0.05 oz.
About this Product
A Warm Gold with a Frost finish.
. $17.00/0.05 oz.
$340.00 Per Ounce
Editor's Review
Brand's Description
M·A·C Eyeshadow is a highly pigmented powder formula that applies evenly and blends well. Suitable for use either wet or dry, it's available in a wide variety of textures and finishes.
Also Available in a Palette or Set
Warm Snowglobe Eyeshadow Palette
$43.50/0.19 oz.
Reader Reviews
Write a ReviewThe Good: Great Value (4), Blendable (4), Buttery (3), Smooth (3), Easy To Apply (3), Crease-resistant (3), Long-wearing (3), Travel-friendly (2)
The In-Between: Buildable (5), Highly Pigmented (1), Sheer (1), Natural (1)
The Bad: Hard To Apply (2), Chalky (1), Powdery (1), Hard To Blend (1)
The Good: Great Value (4), Blendable (4), Buttery (3), Smooth (3), Easy To Apply (3), Crease-resistant (3), Long-wearing (3), Travel-friendly (2)
The In-Between: Buildable (5), Highly Pigmented (1), Sheer (1), Natural (1)
The Bad: Hard To Apply (2), Chalky (1), Powdery (1), Hard To Blend (1)
4 Written Reviews
By Barbie 2 years ago.
I was originally going to buy Woodwinked (a warm, frosty brown, with a decent amount of sparkle) but after learning that it was sold out, I was shown Patina as a comp. It's definitely not as shiny as Woodwinked, which I happen to like because it seems more suitable for everyday wear. But I've also used it as a base shade with Woodwinked for an evening party. Definitely worth every penny. xx
By Mariella 5 years ago.
Like Julia, the previous reviewer, I find that Patina really shines (pun only partly intended) when layered over Powersurge Eye Kohl (a pencil I never thought I'd want or need!). Patina is such a terrific shade for so many looks and if, like me, you don't generally go in for anything flamoyant, you will find Patina a great shadow to own.
By Julia 5 years ago.
Patina is one the most interesting and unique shades. It is not quite gold, but not quite brown either. Patina does tend to go on sheer, but it is buildable. If you use a flat shader brush like the MAC 239, then it is more easy to get the product opaque. I have also found that Patina looks phenomenal when layered over MAC Powersurge pencil. The Powersurge brings out more of the complexity of Patina. Patina lasts all day without creasing on me as long as I use an eyeshadow primer, but that is usually the standard for me with any eyeshadow.
