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Hello guys,
Todays post is a review of Mac and Philip Treacy Highlight powder,
As you may or may not know, i love a good highlight! So much that it has actually become a personal joke between my friends and i. (imagine the infamous Instagram high-light on 'fleek' picture, afraid that's so me). But high-light completes the look, makes us feel good and who doesn't love a glow. Whether its under the eyes, or above the cheekbone, highlight is a great way to create a glow and brighten areas of the face that we want to bring attention to. There are many techniques, contour and highlight, strobing. Anyway, I'm sure you get the idea..
For a while now, i have been searching for an every day natural 'powder' high-light, for when i want a subtle glow, to complete an every day makeup look. And For when i don't have time for full glam and my usual 'wet' highlight. Well, i have finally found the product which is the Nude Pink high-light powder from this collection! And i have found, as with most highlighters, a little goes a long way.
Mac Cosmetics and designer Philip Treacy. London's leading Haute couture hat designer, i believe they represent a unique partnership. Treacy took inspiration from his work to create a fantastic collection.
This collaboration consists of two limited edition high-light powder shades, three lipsticks, a mascara, a new fluid line and paint pot shade (Breathe). In this post, i am going to be reviewing the High-light powders, in the shades Nude Pink and Blush Pink.
Nude Pink is a champagne and light pink shade to create a subtle glow. The blush Pink is a light pink shade, both have a slight silver shimmer to them and they can both also be used for a subtle blush. The Nude Pink is my favourite out of the two shades. They are very similar as you can see from the swatches below, but i prefer the nude because its something a little bit different.
They retail for £23 each in the UK, and $32 in the US.
Nude Pink - Champagne, nude and pink shade with silver accents
Blush Pink - blush pink shade with silver accents
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Mac packaging - Nude Pink shade shown
Swatches:
Overall, i really like these high-light powders. They are extremely pigmented and are great for creating a subtle glow. I would recommend them if you are looking for an every day subtle high-light.
I hope you enjoyed this review, and it helps if you were looking to purchase some or just curious.
If you have any suggestions of products, reviews, subjects or tutorials you would like to see, please leave me a comment below :-)
Have a great day Fashionistas,
GeorgiaBlue xx
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