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MAC Fabulous Felines: The Run Down

MAC Fabulous Felines Part I: Palace Pedigreed

Palace Pedigreed Quad Eyeshadow Quad, $36
Courtly Life, a frosty light beige (satin, limited edition);
Palace Pedigreed, a deep berry with soft pinkish pearl (satin, limited edition);
Quite Spoiled, a mid-tone neutral mauve (satin, limited edition);
Russian Blue, a deep neutral gray (matte, limited edition)
Superslick Liquid Eyeliner, $18
A new dip liquid liner, which is supposed to offer intense color payoff, a high coverage and a quick and precise application;
Nocturnal, a bright silvery pearl (limited edition);
Smoky Noir, a dark bluish violet with soft pearl (limited edition);
Signature Blue, a dark navy with soft pearl (limited edition)
Pigment, $20
Mauvement, a cool taupe with gold pearlized pigments (limited edition, repromoted from Rushmetal);
Bloodline, a dark dirty browned purple (limited edition)
Plushlash Mascara, $13
Plushblack, a true black (permanent)
Lipstick, $14
Superior, a sheer lavender pink with dazzle pink pearl (Note: This MAY be a new finish called dazzle; limited edition);
Of Royalty, a light creamy blueish pink (cremesheen, limited edition);
Aristo-cat, a mid-tone frosted purple mauve (frost, limited edition);
(Unknown name), a dark berry (limited edition)
Lipglass, $14
Docile, a dirty lavender with pearl (limited edition);
Best of Breed, a light dirty blue with pearl (limited edition);
Lap of Luxury, a dark eggplant with pearl (limited edition)
Cremestick Liner, $15
Beurre, a dirtied plum (cream, permanent)
Mineralize Blush, $21
Pet Me, a light yellowish pink with soft pearl (limited edition)

MAC Fabulous Felines Part II: Leopard Luxe

Leopard Luxe Eyeshadow Quad, $36
Wild by Nature, a mid-tone camel (matte, limited edition);
Style Predator, a frosted mid-tone yellowish orange (veluxe pearl, limited edition);
Notoriety, a mid-tone brown with golden pearl (velvet, limited edition, repromoted from Makeup Art Cosmetics);
Furiously Fabulous, a frosted warm black (veluxe pearl, limited edition)
Superslick Liquid Eyeliner, $18
A new dip liquid liner, which is supposed to offer intense color payoff with high coverage and a quick and precise application;
Pure Snow, a bright yellowish gold pearl (limited edition);
For Glamour, a mid-tone grey with soft pearl (limited edition);
On the Hunt, a true black (limited edition)
Plushlash Mascara, $13
Plushblack, a true black (permanent)
Lipstick, $14
(Unknown Name), a light yellow (glaze, limited ddition)
Drive Me Wild, a mid-tone warm coral with golden pearl (cremesheen, limited edition)
Powerful, a mid-tone bronze with dazzle multi-pearl (dazzle, limited edition)
The Prowl, a creamy dark chocolate (lustre, limited edition)
Lipglass, $14
A Quiet Roar Pale, a white gold (limited edition)
(Unknown Name), a mid-tone yellowish camel with red and gold pearl (limited edition)
Wildly Refined, a mid-tone coral with gold pearl (limited edition)
Cremestick Liner, $15
Creamola, a low-down tan (cream, permanent)
Cremekiss, a clean apricot coral (cream, limited edition)
Mineralize Blush, $21
Utterly Game, a warm peach with soft pearl

MAC Fabulous Felines Part III: Burmese Beauty

Burmese Beauty Eyeshadow Quad, $36
Prized, a pale yellowish beige (satin, limited edition)
Skintone 2, a mid-tone gold (frost, limited edition)
Quite Spoiled, a mid-tone neutral mauve (satin, limited edition, repromoted from Makeup Art Cosmetics)
Burmese Beauty, a frosted brownish green (lustre, limited edition)
Superslick Liquid Eyeliner, $18
Desires & Devices, a sparkling dark green
Definitely Feline, a chocolate brown with soft pearl
Treat Me Nice, an emerald green with soft pearl
Pigment, $20
Gold Stroke, a mid-tone chocolate brown with red pearl (repromoted)
Antique Green, a turquoise green with green pearlized pigments (repromoted)
Plushlash Mascara, $13
Plushblack, a true black (permanent)
Lipstick, $14
Pet Me Please, a frosted light dirty mauve (frost)
To Pamper
Liquid, a light yellow green with dazzle multi-pearl (dazzle)
Kittenish, a deep red berry (cremesheen)
Lipglass, $14
Spree Pink, a champagne taupe
Jealous Light, a dirty green with pearl
Fancy Cat, a dark dirty brown with pearl
Cremestick Liner, $15
Velvetella, a blackened plum (cream, permanent)
Mineralize Blush, $21
The Soft Meow, a mid-tone golden bronze with soft pearl

Source: Karen

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