#Mac heaux lipstick dupe skin

#Mac heaux lipstick dupe skin

Best for medium- medium dark skin tones or layered to enhance a cream contour product. The texture in the pan is harder than the Black Radiance powders but it still applies to the skin very well with a brush. I love “Mocha” for medium and medium dark skin tones or for a more subtle contour on dark skin tones.īlack Radiance “Rich Mahogany” (~$5): Best for medium dark to deep skin tonesĬoverGirl “Ebony Bronze” (~$7): This is probably the most subtle of the contour products featured.

These powders were surprisingly pigmented and almost creamy in texture.

It’s not the most sanitary because you can’t really clean it so this is a product that I will purchase for my personal use and never for my kit.īR “Mocha”, BR “Rich Mahogany”, CG “Ebony Bronze”, Sleek “Dark”, MAC “Blunt”, Graftobian “Hidden Magic”īlack Radiance “Mocha” (~$5): A very surprising drugstore find. The only thing I don’t love is the packaging with the twist-click pen and brush tip. I use it before I apply any concealer or foundation and it cancels out a lot of the dark marks so that I can use less product overall. It’s not the most opaque product which is fine for me because I don’t have severe hyper-pigmentation. “Peach Lustre” is a orange-salmon color that works to cancel out dark circles and ashiness on dark skin tones. They’re marketed as “highlighters” and the “Peach Lustre” shade never really made since to me as a highlighter so I ignored them.įast forward to some years later and I see one of my favorite IG/Youtube MUA’s, Irisbeilin, using “Peach Lustre” as a COLOR CORRECTOR to achieve her flawless glowy skin & I just knew I had to have it.

MAC’s Prep + Prime pens have been around for quite some time now and I never really bothered to look twice at them.