MAC Dazzleshadow Liquid

I was casually scrolling my Instagram feed when I came across this clip of pure, blinding glitter. Because I love glitter so much, I knew whatever it was I had to have it. I noticed the post was from my local MAC counter, so I promised myself that I would go down and have a little nosey. I found out that MAC had recently launched their new Dazzleshadow Liquid; a super shimmery, glittery liquid eyeshadow. I was in love!

I was stuck over which of the MAC Dazzleshadow Liquids to pick. They all attracted me, with their glitter and sparkle. I'm one of those people who are akin to a magpie; the shinier the better. I ended up picking the shade Diamond Crumbles. Diamond Crumbles has a white opalescent base with pale blue shimmer and light pink micro glitter. After purchasing, I did wonder how wearable my choice would be but I was determined to be a bit adventurous.

These are quite similar to my Makeup For Ever Star Lit Liquid, in that they are both liquid shimmery eyeshadows. The main difference lies in their performance. The MAC Dazzleshadow Liquids dry down completely to a matte finish, and they do not budge. MAC claims that they last for around eight hours, and while I never tested it to that limit, I can say that after over four hours there is no wear and tear visible.

I worried that after applying the liquid over my powder eyeshadow, things would become clumpy and gather in the creases of my eyes. However, I am happy to report, that did not come to pass. I have the feeling that if you tried to do multiple heavy layers, then there may be some problems.

I'm so super impressed with the Dazzleshadow Liquid in Diamond Crumble that I feel like I want to coordinate all my outfits around it. I never want to take it off my eyes!

Louise

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