And speaking about the website, it recently underwent an overhaul and now it looks terribly user-unfriendly and difficult to navigate. The lipsticks featured in this collection are Runway Hit, Kinda Sexy, Steady Going, Please Me, Naturally Transformed ( new), Velvet Teddy, Men Love Mystery ( new), Pink Pigeon, Tropic Tonic ( new), Flat Out Fabulous, All Fired Up, D For Danger ( new), Stone ( new), Whirl ( new), Persistence ( new), Dangerous ( repromote), Ruby Woo, Heroine, Studded Kiss ( repromote), Antique Velvet ( new), Instigator ( repromote) and Matte Royal ( new).Īll 22 of them are said to be permanent but I don’t know how true this is because I cannot seem to find those that were released last year on the website anymore. Being the extreme Matte enthusiast I am, I carted out a record-breaking 7 lipsticks (it was a real challenge to choose) at once on the day of release, thereby starving myself for the subsequent month because I was so, so broke 😥 Holy moly, great news for me but definitely not my wallet. But this year, the cosmetic giant decided that it should make a huge comeback by expanding its offering of this “classic suede-like finish with 12new (and repromoted) shades of Matte and Retro Matte Lipstick” on top of 8 other existing Matte shades (some were previously not available in Singapore stores) that will also be included in this collection. It’s time to review a new set of MAC lipsticks from The Matte Lip collection! Like, finally some Mattes after all the stupid Lustres. As you may already know, this collection debuted last year with just 8 stunning new shades. The Matte Lip (don’t you just love the colours of the petals? So sweet and feminine!)

Mac teddy 2.0 review