Only downside? If I apply too much, it causes slight creasing but this can still be blended away easily. The packaging is sleek, compact and sturdy - ideal for anyone like me who manages to smash 9/10 products I chuck in my make-up bag! Why I love it? The paint pot warms up on contact so it's incredibly easy to smooth the cream over your eyelid, blending well but once set - they don't budge! If you mess up your mascara you can apply more and blend away mistakes, it gives your eyes a wide awake, natural look while concealing veining on your eyelids and evening the skin tone and it's an ideal base for eye shadows, ensuring you're crease-free all day, shadows stay put and colours are intensified. For £13.50 you get 5 grams of product, which may not sound like a lot but a little goes a long way and after a months use I've barely made a dent. I originally wanted 'Bare Study', described as a 'soft beige, with gold pearl' but found it to be far too shimmery for an everyday natural look so settled on Painterly, a 'nude beige'. Available in satin, cream, frost and pearl formulas.Īfter watching numerous videos on Youtube, featuring Mac Paint Pots I decided I needed to pick one up to see what the fuss was all about. Cream-based, can be mixed with Mac shadows or liners.
Creates seamless coverage without weight or caking. Paint Pots maintain all the intense traits of it's inspiration. The next generation of a popular Mac formula. Price: £13.50 Description: A highly pigmented eye colour that goes on creamy but dries to an intense, vibrant finish.
Available at Mac Counters or on their website.
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