Head in the Clouds
MAC Lipstick
MAC Head in the Clouds is a moderately warm-toned, medium-dark red with a pearl finish. It is a limited edition lipstick that retails for $21.00 and contains 0.1 oz.
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Head in the Clouds is described as a "red with pearl [with a Frost finish]." It's a vibrant, cherry red with subtle cool undertones and a gold micro-shimmer. It had mostly opaque color coverage, and it applied evenly and easily as the consistency was lightly creamy and didn't tug on the lips during application. The color wore well for five and a half hours and left a stain behind. It was neither drying nor hydrating. MAC Viva Glam Rihanna (LE, $16.00) is darker, pinker. Chanel Enigmatique (135) (P, $34.00) is warmer, less glossy. NARS Dressed to Kill (P, $26.00) is darker. Milani Cherry Crave (P, $5.49) is more matte. See comparison swatches / view dupes.
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Head in the Clouds
LELimited Edition. $21.00.
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