Probably the packaging or makeup bag with it got to me. I'm not sure why I picked this set as I'm not a big fan of browny shades on the lips in the first place. I bought this particular shade a couple of years ago in a set at Christmas time. That is awesome and I am bound to add to my new collection sometime soon, would highly recommend It has a long lasting power too, even whilst filming a video where I talk and talk and talk, drinking via a straw and nibbling on carrots I still retained about 90% of the gloss on my lips. This is a nice shade to wear on it's own, with just a nude lip liner or a pop of shimmer gloss to any shade of lipstick you own. Other cheaper brands just don't do it for me and I end up a mess of hair and sticky lips. However, this gloss has seen me change my mind, perhaps I am just a gloss snob? as the other gloss I own is a NARS one which I love too. There is no sticky after thought, no slipping all over the lips and no bleeding beyond the lip line, which is rare in lip glosses and why I generally don't like them. I found it easy to apply even with such a fine tipped brush which is quite short, first application saw it go on streaky but by the 3rd I had it under control and saw a more even coverage.

The liquid on the inside is a creamy gloss that is saturated with glitter particulars but not huge flakes, more subtle clusters to give a shimmer rather than glitter effect on the lips. A clear acrylic tube with black lid, which inside has a brush tip application wand. The packaging is as you would expect from MAC, flawless and chic. Rollergirl (from Disco range) a rose gold/champagne tinted gloss filled with glitter particles in a creamy gold, silver and pink shade As my love for MAC grows I am keen to try all their different products, but with the newly released disco range I saw myself buy a dazzleglass lip gloss, which shocked me as I don't generally like lip glosses, this however has changed my mine.

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