However, the lipstick isn’t slippery or creamy-matte, and stays in the comfortable matte territory. The finish is soft matte and there’s a tiny hint of creaminess. Think of it as Mehr’s lighter cousin minus the brown undertones but with a little bit of beige thrown in.įinish and texture: A much more comfortable to wear formula than the Retro Mattes, this shade gives opaque and full coverage but without looking clay-ey. M.A.C Matte Lipstick in Please MeĬolour: A sweet and warm pink which is not too loud or neon-hued, this has just enough pink pigment to not wash you out, but is still muted enough to qualify as a nude. The finish is shiny but without compromising on the opacity of the colour. Else, it shows up as a rosy brown or a dirty pink in which the coolness of the pink is undercut by mocha undertones.įinish and texture: The perfect formula for an ‘everyday nude’ lipstick which feels comfortable to wear for long periods, this creamy lipstick glides on and gives full coverage in one swipe. M.A.C Satin Lipstick in TwigĬolour: M.A.C calls it a warm mauve, and it looks more or less like that on most people.

Our advice would be to soften the payoff with a lip balm, and to never apply this on lips which are flaky or dry. The lipstick drags as you apply it, so the finish is a bit cakey and it is going to settle into the lines of your lips.

The colour payoff is graphic so you get a saturated, bold look.įinish and texture: As matte as M.A.C lipsticks get, this formula is completely opaque, solid, and dry, much like Ruby Woo. MAC Electric Wonder Lustre Lipstick in Lets Mesa RoundĬolour: Described by M.A.C as a light nude, this peachy-pink neutral can also be described as a very pale coral.

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