MAC Cosmetics Extends Blush and Bronzer Range
MAC Cosmetics is expanding its blush and bronzer offer with three complexion launches designed to bring more flexibility to colour, warmth and dimension across the face. The line-up combines two new blush formats with the brand’s Skinfinish Sunstruck Bronzer, creating a broader face category push built around blushing, bronzing and the growing overlap between the two.
Leading the launch is Skinfinish Colourstruck Blush, a new blurring powder blush developed for buildable, blendable payoff with 12-hour colour-true wear. The formula comes in matte and radiant finishes and spans 29 shades, including lip-inspired tones such as Velvet Teddy, Candy Yum-Yum and Thanks, It’s M·A·C!, giving the category both breadth and stronger cross-franchise recognition.
Alongside it is Strobe Beam Bronzelighter, an illuminating liquid bronzer available in five golden-hour inspired shades. The water-based formula delivers sheer, buildable coverage with a dewy, hydrating finish, using soft iridescent particles to add warmth and light in one step. Designed to be worn alone or layered with powder and liquid products, it brings a more luminous, hybrid bronzing option into the range.
The third part of the launch centres on Skinfinish Sunstruck Bronzer, a bronzing powder offered in matte and radiant finishes across 15 artist-crafted shades. The creamy powder formula delivers buildable, colour-true coverage with 24-hour wear, alongside waterproof, sweat-resistant and humidity-resistant performance. Together with the new blush and liquid bronzer, it rounds out a fuller complexion wardrobe that allows for a more layered approach to warmth and definition.
The collection available through MAC locations and Maccosmetics.co.uk.
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