M.A.C March launches

Published: 11-Mar-2014
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M.A.C cosmetics releases new products for Spring, included limited editions.

New from M.A.C cosmetics for March is the limited edition Fantasy of Flowers collection. Described as a "glorious garden of irresistible shades", the range includes delicate pastels with dewy, luminous finishes.

Products include both special edition and core range shades of: Mineralize Eyeshadow, Pigment, Lipstick, Fluidline, Haute & Naughty Lash, Cremesheen Glass, Mineralize Blush, Mineralize Skinfinish and Nail Lacquer. The collection also includes a selection of brushes from M.A.C's core range. RRPs start at £11 for a Nail Lacquer.

Also new from the brand is Mineralize Glass (£19) and new shades of Mineralize Rich Lipstick (£20). The new Lipglass is infused with nutrients and a 77-Mineral Ferment Complex to envelop lips in rich colour and a modern shine. It is designed with a 'plush' applicator for smooth, silky coverage, and is available in 12 pearlescent shades.

Mineralize Rich Lipstick instantly nourishes lips with the moisture-infused 77-Mineral Ferment Complex in a lightweight formula. The redesigned larger bullet applies bright, long lasting colour in a single stroke. Five of the six shades will be permanent fixtures, while the pastel pink Be Fabulous is a limited edition.

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