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| MAC In for a Treat Pearlmatte Face Powder |
MAC Baking Beauties for Summer 2013 (available now) is a twenty four piece color collection inspired by the artistry of cake decoration. Today we're looking at the In for a Treat Pearlmatte Face Powder, a sweet confection for your cheeks!
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| MAC In for a Treat Pearlmatte Face Powder |
I've only just discovered the magic of Pearlmattes during the Archie's Girls collection released earlier this year. Depending on which shade you choose and the tone of your skin, these can be used as a highlighter, sheer blush, or an all-over face powder to give you a glow. Pearlmattes are not a permanent member of MAC's line, but they often pop up in limited edition collections and sell out fast! Click here to see my review of the other Baking Beauties Pearlmatte in Pink Buttercream!
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| MAC In for a Treat Pearlmatte Face Powder |
In for a Treat, $30.00 USD for 0.42 oz, is described as a "champagne base with matte coral flowers and mint leaves." The flowers and leaves are stamped into the powder and go all the way through, while the opalescent white border is an overspray that disappears completely after the first or second use.
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| MAC In for a Treat Pearlmatte Face Powder |
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| Wearing MAC In for a Treat Pearlmatte Face Powder |
This is limited edition, so if you want to add In for a Treat to your collection, get it soon before it disappears from counters and MAC.com!
My Rating: A
Where to Buy: MAC
Hey Kristen, I can definitely see the sheen on your skin! Glad to hear the overspray goes after two uses though. I usually go for pretty understated shimmer on my skin :)
ReplyDeleteSounds a great all-in one'er! Yep, that's a word. I invented it. Just now.
ReplyDeletePRETTY!!! So sheeny! I have so many highlighters though LOL!
ReplyDeleteI think this pattern is so adorable! Looks pretty glowy on you, girl!
ReplyDeleteI almost got this one but I was hoping they'd be pigmented blushes since I have so many highlighters. The Face Powders from this collection are SO pretty
ReplyDeleteI probably should've posted a second picture of this once the white overspray was gone because it's much less shimmer-tastic! :)
ReplyDeleteLOL! You rule, Melissa!
ReplyDeleteI know! But when there's flowers or hearts embossed on a powder, it's like I can't control myself. LOL!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Laurie! :) I think half the fun of these is the adorableness that is the pan design!
ReplyDeleteThey are definitely on the sheer side as far as using it as a blush, but you're so right - they are just pretty as a picture!
ReplyDeleteAll the baking goodies look gorgeous, I'm gutted I didn't get in there quick enough before they all soldo out! xo
ReplyDeleteHannah xo | Glitter and Sparkle