Lips: MAC Art Library Lipstick in Down to An Art. Oh, hey! Eyes: MAC Art Library Nude Model Eyeshadows in Sandstone, Shroom, Tete-A-Tint, Espresso and Drop the Robe.

It can’t be characterized as a simple warm-toned palette or a cool one. Most of the MAC neutral palettes I mentioned at the top have at least one warm, mid-toned orange brown transition shade like Saddle or Soft Brown, and don’t get me wrong - I love those shades, but they can be a tad repetitive, particularly in neutral palettes.īucking that trend, Nude Model’s mid-toned matte transitions are yellowish browns and cool-toned beige grays, which you don’t see often, and it changes the palette’s overall vibe. Plus, there aren’t any orange-y or reddish brown transition colors, which is quite unusual. Making matters even more profoundly wonderful is how easy all 12 are to blend. I’m an NC42, by the way.Īll the Art Library palettes were pieced together by MAC artists, and you can totally tell the these gals/guys had wearability and flexibility in mind.

The rest are shimmers, none of which are too obnoxious, with various levels of shine and glitter.

Seven of them! When does that ever happen?! Um, never? With it, you get a mix of old faves (hi, Shroom and Espresso!) and new ones, but the real beauty is that there are so, SO.

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