What is so good about MAC lipstick?

MAC So Good For You Lipstick ($18.00 for 0.10 oz.) is a bright, medium-dark red with strong, cool, pink undertones and a matte finish. It had good color payoff, though it wasn’t fully opaque; it had an even translucency to it so that it looked rich and bold, but a hint of the natural lip color still came through.

Is MAC lipstick worth buying?

In my opinion, yes it is. I’m a huge fan of their lipsticks, in fact almost all my lipsticks are from MAC. I like that they have a lot of retro matte, matte & satin shades. The finish is just really nice.

Why is Mac Ruby Woo so famous?

Ruby Woo lipstick, which is currently undergoing a product expansion via the Ruby’s Crew collection. Ruby Woo is so popular that M.A.C. says it sells four tubes of that particular lipstick every single minute (whew).

What is Mac best-selling lipstick?

Ruby Woo
Best Red: MAC Lipstick in Ruby Woo Fun fact: It consistently ranks as the brand’s number one best-selling lipstick in the U.S., says Cantor.

Why are MAC lipsticks so expensive?

MAC alone stands for all the cosmetic needs. It’s been running since a long time and holds a reputation among film industries to common person. It’s expensive because of its unmatched quality and components used. The finish, payoff, coverage and quantity plus quality both are extremely controlled.

Who wears Ruby Woo?

Aside from its legions of devoted customers and makeup artists, Ruby Woo is also a celebrity favorite, with everyone from Janet Jackson to Rita Ora to Taylor Swift (who allegedly reaches for a trusty tube of Ruby Woo before concerts) relying on the formula.

Is Ruby Woo a blue red?

One red lipstick with a huge cult following — of which I am a longstanding member — is MAC Cosmetics’ famous Ruby Woo. This striking true blue red works beautifully on all complexions and lip shapes, delivering the perfect long-lasting red every time.

Does MAC lipstick expire?

Lipsticks and Lipglosses: 1 year with regular usage. Pigments: These can last for 5+ years depending on how you use them. I recommend not using them straight out of the jars (so that bacteria doesn’t get trapped in the main jars). Mascara: 3 to 4 months.