Though I have always preferred the MAC Paints (tube) over the Paint Pots, I do like the sheer wash of colour the Paint Pots provide. They make lovely eyeshadow and as an eyeshadow base. It has been a long while since MAC introduced a new Paint Pot colour, this April they released a LE Paint Pot in Coral Crepe, an earthy peachy coral. The colour almost seems a little rustic to me. Coral Crepe has a satiny sheen to it, but not shimmery. Although it is pigmented, it does have a sheerness to it, but the colour is buildable to something more opaque.
I have tried this on the eyes alone and as a base with MAC Arena eyeshadow, but I think the colour is too redden/orangy for my taste to be wearing Coral Crepe on the eyes. At least that is the case, when I wear the colour as a all over color; however, I do like to use a dab of Coral Crepe on the outer eye corners and the crease. For me, this colour looks prettier when it is subtly used.
I have been wearing it on my cheeks for the past two days and I LOVE it. It creates the perfect sheer peachy coral flush on my cheeks. I look very heathy and glowing wearing it as a blush. I think it is better then any creme or gel blush I have ever used. Most of the blushes I used, usually fade by mid-day. I have it on at 8 am and at 7 pm it is still on my cheeks and the colour has not faded. This stays on like a true stain, it doesn’t rub off on the eyes and it doesn’t rub off on the cheeks. It was a dream to blend this on my cheeks. Ladies, if you are looking for an neutral coral cheek colour, give Coral Crepe a try!
On eyes:
MAC Paint Pot in Bare Study all over lid
MAC Paint Pot in Coral Crepe on outer corner of lid
MAC Kohl Power Liner in Raven for upper and lower lash lines
Medusa’s Makeup Mascara in Black
For Cheeks:
MAC Paint Pot in Coral Crepe on apples of cheeks
For Lips:
MAC Lipstick in Warm Me Up
MAC Lipglass in Fold and Tuck layered on top of Warm Me Up
































