Corol

MAC Corol Blush Duo ($33.00 for TBA oz.) is consists of two blushes, with them being split unevenly--the lighter shade covers about two-thirds, while the plum shade is about a third of the compact. It is larger than MAC's normal blush compact--more like their Beauty Powders. It is packaged in a rubberized black with gold trimmings. What you really need to know is that the texture is incredibly stiff and stubborn to work with: all swatches required use of a metal spatula to scrape off layers of powder. Once layers were dislodged, I was able to jab at them with a brush to loosen and apply, but the powder in the compact felt almost like plastic to the touch. After it was loosened and crushed into a fine powder, the actual texture from there was softer and fairly blendable--but getting to that point required extreme measures. It took a fair amount of product to get "decent" color payoff, even after scraping away at it. It did not improve with use, unfortunately, and I'm pretty sure I caught it laughing evilly at me. I don't know if I've encountered quite as stiff of a powder as this that wasn't really plastic--I am totally flabbergasted that this made it out of production.