In terms of colour, it is similar to Haux Eyeshadow, and more purple than Quarry Eyeshadow. There is currently nothing similar within MAC's permanent Pro Longwear Paint Pot range. It has high pigmentation and opaque colour pay-off. The texture is soft and creamy, and it goes on smoothly and evenly. Stormy Pink is a medium-dark cool-toned muted mauve in a matte finish. This is a new and permanent shade. It is lighter and more cool-toned than Tailor Grey, more grey and more matte than Groundwork, and slightly darker and cooler than Omega Eyeshadow. Each Pro Longwear Paint Pot comes with 5 grams of product, and retails for $24.Ĭlockwise from bottom: Camel Coat, Stormy Pink, Tailor Grey, Clearwater, and Chrome AngelĬamel Coat, Stormy Pink, Tailor Grey, Clearwater, and Chrome AngelĬamel Coat is a light-medium cool-toned grey-beige in a matte finish. This is a new and permanent shade. They are packaged in a glass jar with a black plastic lid. Creates seamless coverage without weight or caking.' They are water-resistant and wear up to 15 hours. MAC describes Pro Longwear Paint Pot as 'a highly pigmented eye colour that goes on creamy but dries to an intense, vibrant finish. The Pro Longwear Paint Pot has the same formula as the original Paint Pot, but now has a new long-wear claim - all existing shades of Paint Pot will be called Pro Longwear Paint Pot going forward. There are 12 shades of Pro Longwear Paint Pot being released with this collection, but I will only be reviewing five shades here. This collection sees the release of 28 products - 18 of which are new and permanent, two of which are re-promotes and now permanent, and eight of which are already permanent.

Today, MAC will launch a new extension collection called Pro Longwear.

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