MAC Bloggers' Obsessions Caqui Lipglass Review

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I know what you're thinking.  Orange lips?  Seriously?!  Yes seriously!  Just trust me okay.  
MAC Caqui is the perfect shade of orange for everyone.



Sweet persimmon orange in fact.  This isn't crayon orange or Halloween orange.  No no no, this is grown up orange for a full pout.  Lips that say 'why yes I do taste as sweet as I look'.  Okay that might be a bit much but look at that color.


How could you pass on such a delicious shade?  It's perfect for summer!  Who needs bronze and bare lips.  No you want the color that will catch them off guard.  You want Caqui!


MAC Caqui is only available at MAC online to US and Canada residents.

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