MAC Fruity Juicy

MAC Fruity Juicy

If all beauty packaging was like the forthcoming MAC Fruity Juicy collection, I would be poor, although the later release of the MAC SteveJ&YoniP collection is pretty impressive, too. As you can see, it’s all about the tropical brights of summer.

MAC Fruity Juicy

I’m immensely glad that I got the Fruit A La La Eye Shadow x 6 – if you think you can’t do a pink or red eye, I promise you, you can and it’s well worth the effort of experimenting (although, buy a single pink or red shadow before you dive into a full palette if you are reluctant). I love this palette – the frosted rose shade (3rd along) is more coppery than pink but teamed the lighter mattes will brighten and waken up your eyes. It’s also surpringly small as a palette which I really like – if all palettes were sized like this my storage problems would be halved.

MAC Fruity Juicy

In the swatch, you can see first the Cremesheen Glass in Cha-Cha-Cha (£18), and at the end you can see Calm Heat in a matte nude (£16.50). I think they must have put an extra dose of fragrance in my lipstick sample – I swear there is more ‘vanilla’ in the products than there used to be: if I was fast asleep and someone wafted this in front of my nose I know I’d wake up shouting MAC! Followed by HELP.. it’s too strong for me. I’ll flag up and link when this collection launches, but my recommendation is a palette (two others to choose from – Love In The Glades in green tones and Oh My Banana in orange tones).


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5 responses to “MAC Fruity Juicy”

  1. The packaging is stunning! Sophie x

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  2. Cail Richards

    The palette looks really tempting..I love reds in eye makeup.
    That vanilla is disgusting to me, but worse is the deafening bloody music in the MAC section of Brown Thomas….it is truly quite impossible to stop and browse. Damn!

  3. Now this looks more like a good MAC collection with pretty packaging design and a strong theme. Although I still cannot get on board with the red eye look. I’ve not got the undertones for it!

  4. Jom

    The vanilla is strongest in the matte. Particularly retro matte finishes. Not sure why. Lovely post Jane I am started to get into using transition colours and getting braver with brighter hues it’s a great way to add a pop of colour without it looking full on.

  5. Pink and Red eyeshadows have become my favourite, I even wore them today, so this palette is beautiful and straight to the top of my wish list!

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