MAC Electro Flash Collection brings us a new, limited-edition collection of Mineralize Eyeshadow Duo.
MAC Electro Flash Collection Mineralize Eyeshadow Duos
The Mineralize Eyeshadow Duo come with 2 shades – one that features a mélange of 3 shades and one that provides a complementary or contrasting solid shade. Both colors provide medium, buildable and lightweight application with a pearlized frost finish.
Like the previous Mineralize Eyeshadow Duos, these were super pigmented and could be used wet or dry. Texture-wise, most of them were really smooth but certain ones did tend to come off a little chunky.
• Sea & Sky – Silvery pale blue with deep blue and silver veining/Bright blue mono. The bright blue looked vsimilar to MAC Blue Flame Eyeshadow while the pale blue reminded me of MAC Aire-de-Blu Pigment.
• Pink Split – Dirty rose with bronze and pale blue veining/Pink with gold pearl mono. This duo was SO pretty and perfect if you like pinks!
• Love Connection – Pale beige with gold and blue veining/Warm gold mono. This was one of my favorites in the collection. It is a great combination of neutrals that will look good on any skintone.
• Odd Couple – Warm gold with lavender and bronze veining/Purple mono. I *loved* the gold in this one but the purple looked like something easily duped.
• Two to Glow – Dirty bronze with pink and orange veining/Orange mono.
• Polar Opposites – Dirty purple with silver, indigo and pink veining/True silver mono. This is another one of my favorites and the dirty purple was definitely the most unique out of them all. The silver mono reminded me of MAC Azreal Blue pigment.
• Fresh Green Mix – Golden olive with blue, gold and aqua veining/Lime mono. A great combination of greens. If you like greens, definitely get this!
• Hot Contrast – Dirty red with silver and black veining/Black mono. The red in this one was a gorgeous burgundy but the black was merely a solid black that was nothing but boring.
• Play on Plums – Peachy gold with pink and bronze veining/Bronzed burgundy mono. Yet another favorite of mine, the 2 shades looked more than beautiful next to each other and the bronzed burgundy was very similar to MAC Coco Beach pigment.
MAC Electro Flash Collection Sea & Sky Mineralize Eyeshadow
MAC Electro Flash Collection Pink Split Mineralize Eyeshadow
MAC Electro Flash Collection Love Connection Mineralize Eyeshadow
MAC Electro Flash Collection Mineralize Eyeshadow Duo is available at MAC counters and maccosmetics.com for $17.50.
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6 Comments
i really love the silver in polar opposites. i’ve been looking for a good silver and gold. i wish they made a duo with those two colors.
which ones do you find have chunky glitter?
i got the odd couple, i found the gold in odd couple to be slightly chunky:( and i think the purple is more…blue when its on:(
Nowadays every company is going for mineral stuff and copying products each other. I’m curious how long this hype would last.
Im in love with these line!!
I’ve been itching to try Hot Contrast and Odd Couple, but the MAC stores I’ve been to have been sold out for the moment. The burgundy in Hot Contrast looks so pretty, and purple is my a-faaaaaavorite eyeshadow color, so that’s a plus, too! I might snag Sea and Sky, though I have a feeling the darker blue might be a bit overwhelming on my pale skin- it might look better on those with darker skin who can pull off such jewel tones. Love the review, though!
I got 4 of these and absolutely love them! Odd Couple, pink split, polar opposites, and hot contrast. I find that when I put the purple alone with painterly as a base, it turns bluish purple, but when i put a light eyeshadow before putting the purple on, it turns out more purple. Also love putting the silver side of polar opposites on my waterline, but I’m wondering is that safe?