These slightly dense shadows can be worn alone or as a base for loose pigments or eyeshadows. M.A.C paintpots are packed in a see-through glass jar that keeps them fresh and creamy. Believe me I hated cream shadows several years ago but sometimes cream is so incredibly mess and hassle free that it’s worth having them around for quick makeup looks.
The paintpot has a nice longevity. I got around six to eight hours of wear out of the formula alone or as a base for another eyeshadow. The two shades I tried out all had a solid seven hour wear without showing any creasing.
The two shades I got to test out are Groundwork & Indian wood.
Groundwork is a matte dirty and soft chocolate brown with yellow undertones (cream). Its seems like a dark nude shade that suits darker skintones. If I was 2-3 shades darker it will be an easy nude base for my eyeshadow, but this shade is almost a mid-tone to me. It is not as soft as Indianwood, yet easily blended with a brush, or warm fingers.
Swatches is sunlight, From left: Groundwork, Indianwood |
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