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MAC Cosmetics Powder Blush

Name: MAC Cosmetics Powder Blush
Brand: MAC Cosmetics
SKU: 10856736
Price: 32.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The MAC Cosmetics Powder Blush brings a pro-grade flush to the everyday. The powder reads weightless on skin, with a finely milled texture that glides and melds with your natural warmth. It offers a range of finishes—Frost with iridescent shimmer, Matte for clean, even color, Satin for a soft glow, Sheertone for a sheer veil, and Sheertone Shimmer for a touch of luminosity—so you can tailor a look from sunlit to sculpted. A dose of vitamin E adds a soothing touch, and the formula is dermatologist tested and non-acnegenic, making it approachable for all skin types.

That ease translates to real-world wear: color builds from a whisper to a statement without caking, and the powder adheres lightly to move with you as the day goes on. Choose a suitable brush and glide it over the cheeks, tap off excess, and apply with sweeping strokes to blend for a natural-looking bloom that lasts from desk to dinner.

MAC's pro mindset informs a modern beauty language: multiple finishes let you sculpt luminosity or keep it barely there, while the reliable, skin-friendly formula fits into a fashion-forward edit with ease.

Materials / Fabrication

Powder brush designed by and for professionals
Enriched with vitamin E
Finishes available: Frost (F), Matte (M), Satin (S), Sheertone (ST), Sheertone Shimmer (SS)
Brush models: 129S or 168S
Net weight: 0.21 oz
Dermatologist tested; Non-acnegenic
How to use: Choose an appropriate brush and glide over the blush; tap off excess; apply with sweeping strokes; blend well

Recommended Care

Clean with a gentle brush cleanser or mild soap on a regular basis to maintain bristle integrity
Rinse thoroughly and reshape bristles after cleaning
Lay flat or hang with bristles downward to dry; avoid soaking the ferrule or water entering the handle
Allow complete drying before next use
Store in a clean, dry place away from direct heat; do not share to maintain hygiene

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About MAC Cosmetics

MAC Cosmetics is a global beauty brand and the makeup authority for pros and shoppers alike. Founded in 1984 in Toronto by Frank Toskan and Frank Angelo as Make-up Art Cosmetics, MAC is known for high-pigment color, inclusive shade ranges, and professional-grade performance across foundations, lipsticks, eyeshadows, brushes, and tools. Now part of Estee Lauder Companies, the brand continues to lead color storytelling with iconic collections, backstage collaborations, and Viva Glam initiatives that pair impactful makeup with meaningful causes. The lineup spans face, lip, eye, and tool categories, delivering versatile, long-wear products that appeal to trend-loving shoppers and professional artists seeking bold, reliable cosmetics for creative looks.