So back to Mac... for £30 Mac come on, its a bit steep for what it is.
Don’t get me wrong it’s a decent product and I love MAC but not one of my favourites.
It stays on and the colours are all very strong but at the end of the day it can disappear and if you put on too little to create a lighter tone it can also just decide not to show up. This was a big problem for me as I have quite a fair complexion so some of the colours were way too dark! Due to this I would recommend having a primer and some sealer on either spray or powder as this keeps it on better and powder can tone the colours down. Again cause it’s cream it needs a lot of blending and for me the cream texture wasn’t for me.
As I’ve said it’s a decent enough product but £30 is a lot for a contour palette. I would recommend it but there are far cheaper options such as the revolution contour palette, MUA and the Elf contour products which are just as good if not better. If you don’t like cream contour or mushy textures don’t even bother trying.
It’s a good try MAC but just a bit too expensive.
Reviewed on Mi 27 Feb. 2019
I am in my late teens/early 20's with dry, light tone skin and green eyes. My hair is medium brown, unknown with normal texture.
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Designed with the true Artist in mind. This innovative compact contains four blendable creams that contour your complexion. The versatile Cream Colour Shadow formula enables the pros to mix and match textures to create a new favourite shade all your own. Cream Colour Shadow is highly pigmented with a natural matte finish. This palette works on all skin tones, from light to dark.
