* 1N – Light frosted gold with pink pearl The rest are really pretty too but slightly too warm for my taste. They are also both Lustres so they are not as dry as other formulas.

These are my favorite out of the entire collection! I ended up with 2N and 3N which are both beautiful nude pink colors. * 4N – Light chocolate brown with red pearl * 3N – Neutral brown with gold and pink pearl If you like nude colors, definitely check them out! It is nude but has enough pink so it will not wash you out. These are so so so pretty! I snatched 2N and it is the most wearable color out of them all. * Neutral Pink – Dirty mid-tone blue pink * Nanogold – Sheer Yellow beige with pink pearl I have been wearing Modest Tone on the eyelid and Neutral Pink on the crease for the past two days and I totally love it! They both go on with decent pigmentation and make a really pretty nude eye together. I brought home Modest Tone and Neutral Pink. Rich Flesh and Dark Edge are Mattes (least pigmented), whereas Nanogold is a Lustre and the rest are all Satins (most pigmented). These come in really versatile colors and the combos you can create with them are endless! Since they come in different formulas, their quality and pigmentation tend to vary a bit. It is also similar to another MSF – Northern Lights – and is more than gorgeous as a blush. The other MSF, Light Flush, is a “flush soft pastel pink with deep bronze veining”. I use this to contour my cheekbones for a bronzed look. It is similar to Shooting Star that I *love* but has extra yellow gold veining. If you are an avid reader of my blog, you will know that I love these and I collect them! *lol* Warmed is a “golden bronze with light yellow gold veining”. The MSF Natural provides less coverage with a subtle glow while the Select Sheer provides a slightly heavier coverage with a soft matte finish. It differs slightly from my favorite MAC Select Sheer Pressed Powder in terms of its finish. If you have oily skin, this product will NOT keep shine at bay – try MAC Blot for that. My skin just looks radiant when I use this and I highly suggest using MAC #187 Stippling brush or a Kabuki brush to apply this.

The MSF Natural is very finely milled and goes on super soft without accentuating any dry patches or adding a lot of color. This time, additional shades are added and Medium Plus is a perfect match for me. When they were first released, I could not find a color that matched me so I passed on them. They do not offer a lot of coverage and can be used to set and fix foundation or for touch-ups. They are baked face powders with minerals to provide “a dimensional yet natural-matte finish”. These are basically repromotes of the ones that were released last year. I was never really a “nude” girl but lately I have been obsessed with nude colors and I am so glad that MAC came out with this! This is the BEST nude collection ever and damn MAC for making everything limited edition!!

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