#Mac on and on lipstick mac#

It is very highly pigmented but because of how creamy it is it may be prone to moving around a bit on the lips and maybe even bleeding. If you want a bold lipstick but don't want a matte one then this is the finish to go for.ДЄmplified Creme: A creamier version of an amplified lipstick, it has a high gloss finish very similar to a cremesheen finish lipsitck. So its quite creamy but with all the pigmentation of a matte lipstick. A satin lipstick which I own is Cherish.ДЄmplified: This give an opaque coverage, and are usually very pigmented but with a light sheen finish. Kinda hard to describe! It isn't as long wearing as matte but does last for a reasonable amount of time. Satin: I would describe satin lipsticks as a semi matte lipstick, its not super creamy but doesn't go completely matte. This isn't always a bad thing just means that you have to prep your lips properly before. Retro Matte: Very similar to matte but has a more powdery finish, and are a lot more drying.

#Mac on and on lipstick mac#

This is my favourite finish for lipsticks, some which I own from MAC are DivaВ and Velvet Teddy. Perfect for any situations when you don't want your lipstick to budge, or smudge but also don't want to be reapply regularly. This is the most drying of the formulas but also the most long wearing. Matte: A solid opaque colour, with no sheen. I have already done a post explaining all of the Eyeshadow finishes and this post is slightly like a second part to that, so make sure you also check that out. It can all be a bit too much to take it, and a little overwhelming. Walking into a MAC store can be daunting enough, then you are faced with a huge array of lipsticks, all with different finishes, undertones and shade names.