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Ice the competition. the temperature drops, predictability plummets,
but a new beauty barometer sets the tone with light snowflake lips,
twinkle shimmer shades with opalescent pearl.

The MAC Chill Collection, as I checked out the pictures, must be one of my favorite collections because I love looks that remind me of snow, crystals, and the holidays, because they seem so light, relaxed, and magical!

I have a few items from the MAC Chill Collection that I have my thoughts on about :

The MAC Eyeshadow in Mont Blanc, that is classified as Velvet, is a black eyeshadow with very fine golden glitters. It makes wearing black eyeshadow more forgiving, in my opinion, for the black not to be too flat, and have a bit of add-on dimension via the microscopic glitters.

The MAC Penultimate Eyeliner in Rapidblack has got to be the finest liquid eyeliner, that reminds me of my trusty calligraphy pen when I was in highschool, when I was practicing Chinese Calligraphy and they needed me to write small characters. This is definitely smudge proof, alright, but just like the MAC pencil eyeliner, it can be rubbed off quite tracelessly.

The MAC Pigment ( Glitter Brilliants ) in Reflects Transparent Teal has got to be my favorite in the collection. This is the pigment that are very fine glitters, very 3D, reflecting pretty turquoise shades. I’m in love with this!

Last but not the least, the MAC Lipglass in Naked Frost is the frosted version of a nude lip. It’s something that you’d want to add on your flesh-colored lipstick that would not make it too flat.

I think this collection amps up pale, and icy looks, that would make them look less flat, and more flattering ( how’s that? haha! )