MAC Outrage Lipglass ($22.00 for 0.16 fl. Oz.) is described as a “sheer berry with blue pearl.” It’s kind of a dirty berry with hints of brown and gold and green shimmer. It looks duochrome in the tube, and it definitely looks different depending on the color–at least in the tube.

On lips, it darkens and slightly tints my natural lip color while adding a lot of gold and green-gold shimmer. The closest dupe I could think of was MAC Boys Go Crazy, but it doesn’t have that greenish shimmer. MAC Jealous has the greenish shimmer but not the berry color.

MAC Vacant Lipglass ($22.00 for 0.16 fl. Oz.) is described as a “sheer light lavender gray with violet pearl.” It’s a pink-tinted lavender with lots of pink shimmer with a cool undertone. The color is rather sheer on lips with much more of a shimmered result. It’s similar to other shades in relation to color but Vacant has a bit more shimmer: MAC Frozen Dream, MAC Gone Romancin’, MAC Docile. I generally get three to four hours of wear with the sheerer shades of the lipglass formula, but because of the packaging, it’s harder to apply as much product as a lipglass pulls at once. Wdbluz0010bsl western digital my passport for mac. The opening for the applicator is much smaller, so you get little gloss out of each pull, which gave the illusion of a less tacky texture, but I found it as sticky as lipglass typically is–it just feels thinner. You’d have to do around four pulls of this gloss to be equivalent to single pull from a regular lipglass tube.

These are both vanilla-scented but taste-free. They’re slightly smaller than regular MAC lipglasses (which are 0.17 fl. Oz.) and come in square packaging with a clear tube and glossy black top with the signature logo on the top.

The 'Doors' technology section of newspaper ran an article yesterday on how early-adopters are now looking to the Internet instead of print to consume their fashion (well, dear reader, you knew that already!). As an example of our interactive projects and specifically our DesignDownload series, they asked if they could reproduce any of our viewers' many version of the free garment patterns. Who are we to impede the upward rise of our viewerbase? Well done then to Angela Keocharoen, whose made the supplement's leader image!

Gareth Pugh For M.a.c. The Sunday Times Today

Bear it in mind, then, as you run up your Gareth Pugh inflatable ball on your sewing machine, where your image might just end up.