Mega-Rich is a burnt orange and ideally perfect for Fall!Īnd finally Museum Bronze is a taupe off brown with hints of gold.Īs you can see a majority of the shades contain quite a good deal of golden shimmer which is quite alright with me as I favor a bit of gold in all my shades. Heritage Rouge is a deep burgundy with hints of brown.Ĭopperbeam is a fine brown with hints of deeper red which creates a tarnished maroon shade. Vintage Gold is an olive green with traces of gold where as Antique Green is a true forest green shade.

Vintage Gold and Antique Green are next on my top list! These two combined will create a near perfect smoky green eye look. The colors are truly intense shades that are super Fall friendly and will be great for creating unique, mysterious, dark eye looks! I can barely wait to dive in!īlonde’s Gold is my favorite and happens to be a perfect shade of tan that contains so much gold it can easily be mistaken for a shimmering subdued beige shade. I got all the colors released aside from Mauvement which was a repromote from Rush Metal. I also felt like the colors were more richer and intense in comparsion to past shades I’ve collected. I also noticed that the colors blended easier and fall out wasn’t as bad as it normally is with other MAC pigments. Most pigments I own do not have this texture, most are very grainy and chunky where as most all of the Overrich pigments were finely milled powder.

I noticed the formula varied in format in several of the pigments however pretty much very single shade had a very finely milled texture. Now the formula as I mentioned is slightly different on a few colors. The formula is a finer grain of product that pigments are most definately not known for and the colors are richer and deeper than any previous release I’ve collected thus far. The pigments in Overrich are good deal different from most previous pigment releases.

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