Parental Advisory: MAC's Rated R Starflash Shadow

Bitter Green Symphony

Pictured: MAC's Rated R and Eyepopping

Pictured left to right: MAC's Sharp from the Tempting Eye Palette, MAC's Eyepopping, Tony&Tina's Cosmic Destiny and the new MAC shade called Rated R. I did two swatches of this shade. I applied wet and dry.

MAC's Sharp from the Tempting Eye Palette

Tony&Tina's Cosmic Destiny in the Spring Nymph palette.

Pictured left to right:MAC's Rated R, Eyepopping, Tony&Tina's Cosmic Destiny and MAC's Sharp.

MAC's Eyepopping and
Sharp are very close in looks. Eyepopping is a richer texture with a smidge less yellow pigment.

Cosmic Destiny shadow in the Tony & Tina Spring Nymph eye palette is more of a muted pea green soup shade with a dash of shimmer.

Rated "R" shadow is a lime green that flashes yellow metallic. Applied wet brings out the green intensity. The texture for starflash shades is magnificent. It feels creamy yet light like a dollop of marshmallow fluff.

The pigment is richer and more vivid. This shadow has spunk in comparison to all the other bitter green shadows I own.

Rated "R" is from the current Love That Look collection and retails for $14.50.

Disclaimer: A press sample of this product was provided by MAC cosmetics and the Tony & Tina palette was purchased at TJ Maxx.