It’s a color that would work well on a lot of skin tones because there’s a lot that you can do with this. It’s more of a warm pink as opposed to a peach in my opinion, but the frosty part is spot on. MAC describes this as a “frosted dirty peach” which I think is just a little bit off.

Vintage Selection (love it!) is part of the Pro Longwear Paint Pot range and is a permanent color. Gotta start by saying - I adore the shade name. I thought to myself Hey, high end things usually have high end price tags for a reason, right? Those are drugstore products though (not that drugstore can’t be awesome), so in spite of the 1, 100 Php (local) price tag, I went to MAC and picked this baby up, basing my colour selection on a Temptalia review as I do so very often. Nothing spectacular, but not too disappointing either. But as I said, Vintage Selection is the first MAC Paint Pot in my collection, and before that the only other cream shadows I had tried were the Maybelline Color Tattoos, which are pretty okay in my book. I’m not really sure where I got that impression… perhaps from the Bobbi Brown gel liner that I had which dried out in a matter of months.

I used to think that buying cream shadows was a waste of money because they would just dry up really quickly. Time to change that! Beginning with the very first Paint Pot that I ever tried: Vintage Selection. Strange that although I have a good number of products from the brand (just counted 10 lipsticks!), I’ve only really reviewed a couple on this blog…and that was some time ago now. Let’s talk about something MAC on here for a change.

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