MAC Prissy Princess Palette - review

Greetings, everyone!

Today I’ll be speaking about the MAC Prissy Princess eyeshadow palette. It was released some time ago, though I dared to buy it very recently.

I’ll start with the packaging. The palette comes packed with a plastic box, which has a double closure. The palette with the shades is a thick cardboard of a cute pink spotted color. Isn’t that charming?

The back of the palette shows all the ingredients used.

Inside the palette offers a good quality mirror, which I find handy and use a lot. The palette also had a transparent liner with all the names printed on it.

Product promises:

A new palette of eight Eye Shadows and one Highlighter in cool-toned neutrals and pinks.

Eye Shadow:

• Pressed powder shadow features a creamy texture with superior colour payoff

• Dermatologist tested

• Ophthalmologist tested

• Non-acnegenic

 

Highlighter:

• Features a lightweight formula that glides on skin for just the right amount of pearl and pop

• Provides instant radiance

• Lightweight

• Dermatologist tested

• Ophthalmologist tested

• Non-acnegenic

So now, let’s have a more precise look at them. Colour Me Spoiled - a basic matte shade of a slightly pink undertone. It’ll be perfection for mobile lids color correction for any daytime makeup.

• Sweet Tart - gentle pink shimmer. It appears delicately in a daytime makeup. As for the evening wear, I’d use it only for the inner corners and brow bone highlighting then. No fallout.

• Eternal Optimistic - it’s the same as the previous one in texture, however, the shade here is brown.

• Too Good to Be True - the most unusual and beautiful color in the palette. However, it’s so tricky to apply! It’s a real silver dust! I’d say that it’s glitter because it behaves so. Hence it requires a good primer and fingertip or damp brush application. But I’d sell my heart out for the way it looks on my eyes. Magic as it is ❤️

• Prissy Princess - it’s an excellent matte shade, which creates such a natural looking shade in the crease. It’s a hybrid of taupe and sandy colors.

• Fabness - light satin color. It looks like the second and the third refill pans. Such gray-brown.

• Spoil Yourself - matte dark brown. It’s perfection for the darkening of the outer Vs and lower lashline lining. I can also use it for cat eyes.

• Good Girl & U Know It - this one is a more vibrant and darker satin of a brown color. It can show a little bit of a red pigment due to some lights.

• She’s A Rainbow - a pearlescent highlighter of a peachy-pink color. In the swatch, I packed it well and blended out. In real life it looks gorgeous, delicately highlighting my skin from within.

  
  

In general, I conclude that all the shades from the palette are uber soft, as though butter by touch and fuss-free to apply. The shades are pink-gray-brown in total.

The blending is smooth and the transitions are always natural-looking.

The hold is solid over a primer, till the very evening. They can fade a little, but it’ll be so minimal.

I hesitated to buy it for the full price, but sometimes even MAC offers discounts. So, I managed to get it with 25% off.

In fact, I’m pleased with the quality of these products and their shade selection. I wish they’d also release some other shades for this collection.

I hope that you found my review informative