MAC’s famous kohl pencils in limited-edition Divine Night packaging. I really love this color!ĭivine Night Kohl Power Eye Pencil ( $17.50 each) It’s really pretty and works as a liner or as an eyeshadow base (not pictured). It’s very subtle a good choice as an eyeshadow base or on the lower lashline (not pictured).ĭeliciously Rich – brown with gold and iridescent glitter flakes. Stares & Speculation – semi-sheer taupe with a gold sheen. It’s a fantastic color for brown-eyed ladies, and is subtle enough to wear to work.

It’s a pretty deep violet color, though it can take a few layers to get the most vivid color. Macroviolet (permanent) – grape with micro red pearl Any time a limited edition Fluidline is available for purchase, you’ll find me inside the MAC store buying it! This holiday collection introduces three new hues and when we heart this received one for review, I had to check out other two as well! My favorite products in this collection are the Fluidlines. While the “limited edition” packaging for the Divine Night collection is nearly identical to MAC’s traditional packaging, the exception of gold foil lettering instead of black or white is elegant. The colors in this collection are rich shimmery shades that can be worn sheered out or built up, and feature many new or repromoted limited edition shades.

MAC Divine Night is the line’s only holiday 2013 collection with individual products (the other holiday collections are palettes or sets of products.) In this post will be concentrating on the eye colors – featuring six Mineralize Eye Shadows, three Fluidlines, Four Kohl Power Eye Pencils, and one pair of false lashes. This post may contain affiliate links, which means I may receive a small commission, at no cost to you, if you make a purchase.

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