For that reason I haven’t been reaching for it as much as the Warm Palette. The Cool Neutrals seem like they’d be better suited for paler skin tones rather than deep. The Cool Neutral palette top row colors in Flounce, Sweet Allure, Sun Tweaked After Dusk and Blackberry The Cool Neutral palette middle row colors in Pick Me Up, Cozy Grey, Crushed Clove, Deception and Brun The Cool Neutral palette bottom row colors in Silver Fog, French Clay, Cumulus, Pearled Earth and Black Tied Overall, the colors in the Cool palette seem less pigmented than the colors in the Warm palette, at least on my NC 42 skin, and I find myself building them up in layers (especially Flounce, Sweet Allure, Pick Me Up and Cozy Grey). Well, what kind of colors do you currently wear? Do you wear more cool grays, pinks and silvers, or more warm, buttery coppers and golds? Eye Shadow X 15/Cool Neutral They’re also a good way to quickly build up your collection of MAC workhorse shades, as both of them are bristling with useful, everyday neutrals that never go out of style.īut which one? - that’s the million-dollar question.

If not, this could be a good time to pounce, and not just because the palettes are a pretty good value (the pans are the same size as MAC’s full-size 0.05-oz.

They’re essentially re-promotes of those palettes, so you may already have them. If they look familiar, gold star! You might remember them from last year. Filled with a mix of perennial permanent collection faves and limited edition colors, they’re the two new Eye Shadow X 15 palettes from the Eyes on MAC collection, and they’re available now at MAC stores and online. So, these two palettes - Warm Neutral and Cool Neutral - I can’t even think about them without feeling a little gooey inside. Cool Neutral (top) and Warm Neutral (bottom)

Mac eyeshadow x15