MAC Bloggers' Obsessions Sparkle Neely, Sparkle! Review

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There are not enough rust colors found in eye shadows.  Most tend to lean towards the brick red color and not a true rusty brown color.  Plus this one comes packed with tons of champagne glitter.  What I love is this color can be an eye shadow and also a lovely smudged liner.  Brown eyed girls this one is for you!  That extra bit of glitz adds something something to this when worn.



My photograph doesn't show off that sparkle as true as it does in real life.  The description says champagne glitter but I swear I can see some rusty colored glitter in there too.  The touches of browns that lean ever so slightly red really pop on my skin tone and with my eye color.  I just really love this color.  I didn't think I would but I do.

MAC Sparkle Neely, Sparkle! is only available at MAC online to US and Canada residents.

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