MAC Surf Baby - Swell Baby Eye Shadow

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On first application Swell Baby applied a little on the sheer side but not so sheer as the color was lost on my lids.  More it gave a kissed hint of grey that only deepened to a lovely pewter shade as I built it up.  Grey tones aren't part of my collection and I normally don't go for them.  More cause I worry they might be too dark than the pan shows.  Not Swell Baby, its a lovely light shade that stays light as you layer it on.





MAC Swell Baby is Limited Edition mid-tone grey with a satin sheen and will compliment just about any skin tone.  What I like about the satin sheens is they are a cross between matte and shimmer.  I also love that Swell Baby has taken me out of my comfort zone and forced me to look at pewter and grey shades more.  I just might become addicted if I'm not careful.



Available online at MAC and in stores.

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