Personally, I prefer my eyeshadows this way it means less error when applying (more pigmentation means more room for error issues with fallout, overdoing a color, or staining the skin when trying to remove excess.) It’s subtle, and like a lot of MAC eyeshadows, requires some building to really get the color to pack a punch. Of all the eyeshadow colors I have, this is my favorite. Omega is more tan and slightly warmer, KVD is more mauve and cooler. Maybe even Carbon for eyebrows.) MAC Omega on top, Kat Von D Samael on bottom. Depending on your skintone and hair color, ones to possibly look at would include MAC Swiss Chocolate, Soft Brown, Soba, Saddle, or Wedge. MAC Omega has been a staple in my collection for a while now, and I think it’s definitely worth showing off how great it is and the ways it can be used (assuming your coloring lends itself to using it in such a way I acknowledge this post is not likely to work for darker skintones. She can even executive produce! In the same way, MAC Omega is one of those eyeshadows that is a triple threat.

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