MAC is one of the first brands that I love and continue to purchase. The colors, the quality and the fact that they cater to all races, sexes and ages was something I loved from the start. In the past fourteen plus years some things have changed not always good changes but I always can find something I love from MAC Collections. The "Hey Sailor" collection is no exception.
MAC lipsticks especially the Amplified Crème are some of my favorites so I had to pick up Salute. Salute is a creamy nude with a slight peachy tone. This color is great for my freelance kit and for myself. So I most likely will cut off the top portion, scoop out the bottom and put that in my professional lipstick palette. I usually put the top back in the tube for personal use.
Red Racer and Sail La Vie, both satins are gorgeous colors and nice textures. I didn't purchase them since I mainly use OCC Lip Tars in my kit. They are great purchases if you can still find them. Red Racer was sold out at the store I work at 15 minutes after we opened.
Next I purchased Nude On Board, Pro Longwear Bronzing Powder. This bronzing powder is long wearing, provides sheer-low transparent coverage and a natural finish. It wears well and depending on your complexion works great as a bronzer, highlight or as a press powder due to the natural finish. Both colors are worth purchasing. Plus the collector in me loves the design of the compact. I never B2M the compacts. I always depot and refill them.
My final purchase was Barefoot eyeshadow, a veluxe pearl. Besides Starflash and Mattes, Veluxe Pearls are some of my favorites by MAC. I feel they have the best textures and the best payoff. Barefoot is a gorgeous tarnished gold. This is the one product that I didn't necessary have to have but I am a sucker for veluxe pearls.
I know many people love to have the highlight powders when they come out, but I was not impressed by the one from this collection and although I love pigments, I did not purchase any since they are re-promotes that I already have and rarely use. Overall, Hey Sailor is a decent collection. It has something for everyone regardless if you are new to MAC, or have been purchasing MAC for years.
MAC lipsticks especially the Amplified Crème are some of my favorites so I had to pick up Salute. Salute is a creamy nude with a slight peachy tone. This color is great for my freelance kit and for myself. So I most likely will cut off the top portion, scoop out the bottom and put that in my professional lipstick palette. I usually put the top back in the tube for personal use.
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| Salute |
Red Racer and Sail La Vie, both satins are gorgeous colors and nice textures. I didn't purchase them since I mainly use OCC Lip Tars in my kit. They are great purchases if you can still find them. Red Racer was sold out at the store I work at 15 minutes after we opened.
Next I purchased Nude On Board, Pro Longwear Bronzing Powder. This bronzing powder is long wearing, provides sheer-low transparent coverage and a natural finish. It wears well and depending on your complexion works great as a bronzer, highlight or as a press powder due to the natural finish. Both colors are worth purchasing. Plus the collector in me loves the design of the compact. I never B2M the compacts. I always depot and refill them.
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| Nude On Board Pro Longwear Bronzing Powder |
My final purchase was Barefoot eyeshadow, a veluxe pearl. Besides Starflash and Mattes, Veluxe Pearls are some of my favorites by MAC. I feel they have the best textures and the best payoff. Barefoot is a gorgeous tarnished gold. This is the one product that I didn't necessary have to have but I am a sucker for veluxe pearls.
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| Barefoot |
I know many people love to have the highlight powders when they come out, but I was not impressed by the one from this collection and although I love pigments, I did not purchase any since they are re-promotes that I already have and rarely use. Overall, Hey Sailor is a decent collection. It has something for everyone regardless if you are new to MAC, or have been purchasing MAC for years.
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