MAC Small Eye Shadow - Expensive Pink

For a more intense, foiled look, dampen your eyeshadow brush with a setting spray or water before picking up the product and applying it to your eyelid.

Yes, MAC Small Eye Shadow is formulated to stay put for up to eight hours without running, smudging, or creasing, especially when applied over an eyeshadow primer.

Absolutely. For a subtle, natural shimmer, apply a very light wash of 'Expensive Pink' using a fluffy brush over your lid, or just dab a small amount onto the center of your eyelid with your finger.

For packing on color, a flat shader brush works best. For blending and softening edges, a fluffy blending brush is ideal. A small, precise brush can be used for detailing or inner corner highlights.

You can easily remove MAC Small Eye Shadow with your preferred makeup remover or cleansing oil. Apply the remover to a cotton pad and gently wipe over the eyelids until all traces of product are gone.

While MAC products are generally formulated to high standards, individual sensitivities vary. If you have sensitive eyes, we recommend checking the ingredient list and performing a patch test on a small area of skin before full application.

Ensure you are applying over a suitable eyeshadow primer. For maximum intensity, try applying the shadow with a slightly dampened brush.

Use a clean, fluffy blending brush with light, circular motions. Apply small amounts of product and build up color gradually. Avoid applying too much product at once.

Always start with an eyeshadow primer to create a smooth base and improve longevity. For oily eyelids, consider setting your primer with a translucent powder before shadow application.

Tap off any excess product from your brush before applying. For shimmery shades like 'Expensive Pink', try pressing the color onto the lid rather than sweeping. You can also apply eye makeup before foundation to easily clean up any fallout.

Discontinue use immediately. Consult a healthcare professional if symptoms persist. Always perform a patch test on a small area of skin before full application if you have known sensitivities.