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| MAC Espresso Eyeshadow Review and Swatches |
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| MAC Espresso Eyeshadow In Box |
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| MAC Espresso Eyeshadow Box Rear |
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| MAC Espresso Eyeshadow Ingredients On Box |
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| MAC Espresso Eyeshadow Shade Name On Box |
This is how the eyeshadow looks like. Since I don’t have a lot of MAC eyeshadow singles, I have never thought of depotting these. Even if I did, I just feel that depotting is too risky and I’d rather leave them where they are.
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| MAC Espresso Eyeshadow |
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| MAC Espresso Eyeshadow Zoom In |
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| MAC Espresso Eyeshadow When Opened |
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| MAC Espresso Eyeshadow Case Bottom |
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| MAC Espresso Eyeshadow Swatch |
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| MAC Espresso Eyeshadow Swatch |
And this is how it looks like during application. I used NYX’s Jumbo Eye Pencil in Milk before applying this. As I predominantly use this as a transition shade, I use my fluffy Sigma E25 brush for a diffused, buffed application.
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| Using Sigma E25 Brush to Apply MAC Espresso Eyeshadow |
It takes little effort to get it to be this intense. Even if I’m using a fluffy brush, it’s easy to get a buffed but intense look with this eyeshadow.
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| Using Sigma E25 Brush to Buff In MAC Espresso Eyeshadow |
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| Applying MAC Espresso Eyeshadow On Lower Lashline |
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| Finished Look Featuring MAC Espresso Eyeshadow |
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| Overall Look Featuring MAC Espresso Eyeshadow |



























Wow that shade is so great for transition color Ate Mari ???