Selling at $17.50, MAC Plushglass is the newest addition to the brand’s already gigantic lip collection.
The new gloss comes in a variety of colors that are very similar to existing MAC Lipglass shades.
Ample Pink = Lust
Wildly Lush = C-Thru
Oversexed = Sexray
Pretty Plush = Oystergirl
Cushy White = Lustrewhite
Wet, Wild, Wonderful = Oh Baby
Fulfilled = Slicked Pink
Bountiful = Flusterose
Plus Luxe = Venetian
Big Kiss = Enchantress
Foolishly Fab = Opal
Full For You = Pop Mode
Just like the Lipglass, this has a tacky texture and a vanilla scent. It applies thinner than the Lipglass and show up even sheerer than MAC Lustreglass. It is also supposed to come with a tingly sensation that plumps up your lips. However, all it did was create a super high-shine look with barely any color on me. Pass on these and get the regular Lipglass instead.
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Which do you recommend more – lipglasses or lustreglasses?
omg .. i so wished that i saw your post before i bought one online T-T. hopefully i’ll feel differently about themmmmmmmmmmm !!
I found your link somewhere today, and I’ve read almost all your entries XD Love your blog <33
Do you have any suggestions on how to blend undereye-concealer well? I read your reviews, and I was going to go buy one of them. But everytime I apply concealer under my eyes, its really obvious. And it never covers =/
how generous of you 🙂
i have a question –
what is the difference between pressed foundation and pressed powder? they both have a powdery finish.. i bought a pressed foundation from chanel today but i wonder if i made a mistake b/c i was planning to buy pressed powder 🙁 if i wore liquid foundation underneath pressed foundation would it be too much? thanks!
Jessica: sorry I’ve been really really busy but I’ll try to squeeze in the time to do an entry on blending concealer next week.
Juny: imho, pressed powder foundation is a little heavier than regular pressed powder – I usually use the latter for touchups. If you’re going for a more natural look, I’d say just use either pressed powder foundation or do liquid and set with loose powder.
Ah, see I knew there was a reason why I wasn’t really gravitating towards that stuff. I think I’ll just stick with my lustreglass (love nectar) too. BTW I also did a post on my MAC makeup (I’m a NC40 kind of girl) but I’m more of a crazy random poster. Check it out! http://starlight143.blogspot.com/2006/10/p-r-o-c-r-s-t-i-n-t-o-r.html